'Funny' window stickers
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Douglas Quaid said:
DonkeyApple said:
A saw a sticker on a Toyota Carolla that said ‘Arnold Clark’. You can’t get lower than that.
You substitute ‘A’ for ‘I’?Why?
Yesterday A (
) saw a Smart Car with a giant clockwork key sticking out of the rear bumper. A bit like this:
I'm part of a Vauxhall club on Facebook (for buying parts, more than anything) and it's one of the most unbearable car related communities ever.
It's especially painful seeing people post up photos of their cars randomly peppered with stickers (made by the club 'sticker guy'), and people comment telling them how amazing it looks
It's especially painful seeing people post up photos of their cars randomly peppered with stickers (made by the club 'sticker guy'), and people comment telling them how amazing it looks
BeastieBoy73 said:
Chap I know had something similar to this (Mr Chow from the Hangover films) on the back of his 911 GT3. Not a fan of ‘funny’ car stickers but I raised a smile to this one.
love itcj2013 said:
I'm part of a Vauxhall club on Facebook (for buying parts, more than anything) and it's one of the most unbearable car related communities ever.
It's especially painful seeing people post up photos of their cars randomly peppered with stickers (made by the club 'sticker guy'), and people comment telling them how amazing it looks
Much the same as a bmw club.. It's especially painful seeing people post up photos of their cars randomly peppered with stickers (made by the club 'sticker guy'), and people comment telling them how amazing it looks
I warned a guy he'd lose a contract over a car sticker.
He was an up and coming cabbie who wanted to offer something a little more upmarket - clean new cars, drivers with ties, classical music type stuff with a chauffeur service offered.
We had a contract with a hit-and-miss cab firm and this guy seemed better suited to our image for airport and station jobs.
This was 1999-2000 isn't to put the cars in context.
He'd acquired a couple of fairly new E Class Mercedes and proudly told me of his plans to have AMG or some such oversize Mercedes themed stickers put on his cars' flanks. He also planned something similar for his equally new Mondeo.
He was somewhat put out when I told him that we'd not be interested in having our staff clients etc picked up in Chavved up looking cars no matter how much Vivaldi he pumped out from the CD player.
He was an up and coming cabbie who wanted to offer something a little more upmarket - clean new cars, drivers with ties, classical music type stuff with a chauffeur service offered.
We had a contract with a hit-and-miss cab firm and this guy seemed better suited to our image for airport and station jobs.
This was 1999-2000 isn't to put the cars in context.
He'd acquired a couple of fairly new E Class Mercedes and proudly told me of his plans to have AMG or some such oversize Mercedes themed stickers put on his cars' flanks. He also planned something similar for his equally new Mondeo.
He was somewhat put out when I told him that we'd not be interested in having our staff clients etc picked up in Chavved up looking cars no matter how much Vivaldi he pumped out from the CD player.
"Sexy MILF on board" sticker on the rear screen of an 18 reg Discovery in the local Sainsbury's car park this afternoon.
Not sure who the sticker was describing but it certainly wasn't the lady (term used very loosely) that exited the car shouting at one of her primary school age children in the back to "shaaaaat tha faaaaak up u caaaaaaant"
Not sure who the sticker was describing but it certainly wasn't the lady (term used very loosely) that exited the car shouting at one of her primary school age children in the back to "shaaaaat tha faaaaak up u caaaaaaant"
deltashad said:
When i were a Lad... stupid stickers were common.
One I thought was funny as f.
"Helicopter pilots... get it up quicker.
Can't be that many of them so I doubt they sold many.
There were quite a few about at that time:-One I thought was funny as f.
"Helicopter pilots... get it up quicker.
Can't be that many of them so I doubt they sold many.
Young farmers do it in their wellies
Town planners do it with their eyes closed
Archers do it with a quiver
"Illest"
A quick check and apparently this means "Nothing Better Than"
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=il...
Which is rather ironic because i normally see them on clapped out Corsas and the like!
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