And it’s spelled properly, too!
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He’s sporting wayferer’s and a shirt with an inverted batman logo. The lady next to him has a sign that refers to George Orwell… talk about context!
how is it inverted? the batman symbol is symmetrical it would have to be upside down to be inverted
steveo: I think in this case, “inverted” refers to the colour scheme: a light bat on a dark background.
Hold on everybody, I think I can solve this inverted situation. For the batman logo to be considered inverted, it would need to be a purple bat and a red background (tipped sideways of course).