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In my opinion, from a number of perspectives placarding anything on your vehicle is a poor idea.

1. Bumpers stickers in general = Questionable taste

2. The public at large doesn't care what you think - about anything.
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Abraham wrote:In my opinion, from a number of perspectives placarding anything on your vehicle is a poor idea.

1. Bumpers stickers in general = Questionable taste

2. The public at large doesn't care what you think - about anything.

:smilelol5: :mrgreen:

If you re-read the above...it sounds a bit contradictory. Something Yogi Berra might have said. ;-)
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Abraham wrote:In my opinion, from a number of perspectives placarding anything on your vehicle is a poor idea.

1. Bumpers stickers in general = Questionable taste

2. The public at large doesn't care what you think - about anything.
Especially the bumper stickers that brag about thier kids being an honor student or a cheerleader or whatever.
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OK, how about,
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Abraham wrote:In my opinion, from a number of perspectives placarding anything on your vehicle is a poor idea.

1. Bumpers stickers in general = Questionable taste

2. The public at large doesn't care what you think - about anything.
I like bumper stickers, even most liberal ones. They provide entertainment on my long commute.
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roberts wrote:
Abraham wrote:In my opinion, from a number of perspectives placarding anything on your vehicle is a poor idea.

1. Bumpers stickers in general = Questionable taste

2. The public at large doesn't care what you think - about anything.
Especially the bumper stickers that brag about thier kids being an honor student or a cheerleader or whatever.


Yup!

Nothing wrong with being proud of your kids, but honestly...I had a Chocolate Lab that was smarter than some of the kids I've seen graduating from high school these days.

Though I freely admit he couldn't "text message" all that well. ;-)
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Abraham wrote:In my opinion, from a number of perspectives placarding anything on your vehicle is a poor idea.

1. Bumpers stickers in general = Questionable taste

2. The public at large doesn't care what you think - about anything.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us.
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roberts wrote: Especially the bumper stickers that brag about thier kids being an honor student or a cheerleader or whatever.
I saw one that read: "My kid sells your honor student term papers." :smilelol5:
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flintknapper wrote:Nothing wrong with being proud of your kids, but honestly...I had a Chocolate Lab that was smarter than some of the kids I've seen graduating from high school these days.

Though I freely admit he couldn't "text message" all that well. ;-)
Is this yours? "rlol"

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P.S. I love your LaRue bumper sticker!
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boomerang wrote:
flintknapper wrote:Nothing wrong with being proud of your kids, but honestly...I had a Chocolate Lab that was smarter than some of the kids I've seen graduating from high school these days.

Though I freely admit he couldn't "text message" all that well. ;-)
Is this yours? "rlol"

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P.S. I love your LaRue bumper sticker!

No, not mine........but I love it! :thumbs2:
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