'Funny' window stickers.
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A couple i spotted whilst filling up at the local Tesco petrol station this afternoon. All deserve ----> 
"MomMoms little unicorn on board" on a pink unicorn shaper sticker.
"Future England International on board" on a football shaped / decorated sticker.
"Stars of the future on board" - printed on a star shaped sticker.
"Little prince & princess on board".
"MomMoms little unicorn on board" on a pink unicorn shaper sticker.
"Future England International on board" on a football shaped / decorated sticker.
"Stars of the future on board" - printed on a star shaped sticker.
"Little prince & princess on board".
Jesus, thats an alright car ruined by a few very select modifications. Must be some sort of connoisseur of crap.
. Gash rim protectors, rubbish plate , tacky sticker, whats to like ?Angel! I'm a dumbass, edited
Parked just up the road from a "skin clinic" so possibly belongs to someone in there.
thetapeworm said:
Justin S said:
thetapeworm said:
New to this topic, apologies if this has appeared many times already.
"Never drive faster than your fairy can fly"
Fairy or Angel ? "Never drive faster than your fairy can fly"
. Gash rim protectors, rubbish plate , tacky sticker, whats to like ?Parked just up the road from a "skin clinic" so possibly belongs to someone in there.
patmahe said:
Jesus, thats an alright car ruined by a few very select modifications. Must be some sort of connoisseur of crap.
. Gash rim protectors, rubbish plate , tacky sticker, whats to like ?Angel! I'm a dumbass, edited
Parked just up the road from a "skin clinic" so possibly belongs to someone in there.
Wonder if the plate used to be amended to read BOTOX?thetapeworm said:
Justin S said:
thetapeworm said:
New to this topic, apologies if this has appeared many times already.
"Never drive faster than your fairy can fly"
Fairy or Angel ? "Never drive faster than your fairy can fly"
. Gash rim protectors, rubbish plate , tacky sticker, whats to like ?Parked just up the road from a "skin clinic" so possibly belongs to someone in there.
Most of them are pretty unfunny, but just very occasionally, when you spot one you haven't see a hundred times before, they do raise a smile.
One I did enjoy was on a battered Transit van parked up in Padstow, Cornwall a couple of years ago it simply said: "NO PASTIES LEFT IN THIS VEHICLE OVERNIGHT"
Can't say they provoke any sort of reaction normally. Certainly wouldn't make me get angry with the driver.
One I did enjoy was on a battered Transit van parked up in Padstow, Cornwall a couple of years ago it simply said: "NO PASTIES LEFT IN THIS VEHICLE OVERNIGHT"
Can't say they provoke any sort of reaction normally. Certainly wouldn't make me get angry with the driver.
t too''Glad someone "revived" this - cracking thread... Some great stickers on here (amidst the overly familiar), and admittedly, a few I don't even understand.
Many of our van club have quite an extensive range of "tasteless" bumper stickers, find it difficult to believe that anybody takes them seriously or reads anything into them. Most folk wouldn't have a clue as to what they referred, so 'twould be difficult to take any reaction seriously.
Years back, I won a trophy at one event with, "No airbags, we die like real men". A "concerned" mate donated it to my overweight, underbraked, non-servo, drum brake, pre-seatbelt, sixty year old Dodge; I can imagine some of the posters on this thread saying, "You won't think that's funny when it comes true". At the same event, there was a trophy for longest shag - referring, of course, to the depth of carpet in the back of the van. Sometimes you just need a sense of humour and not to take things too seriously.
Many of our van club have quite an extensive range of "tasteless" bumper stickers, find it difficult to believe that anybody takes them seriously or reads anything into them. Most folk wouldn't have a clue as to what they referred, so 'twould be difficult to take any reaction seriously.
Years back, I won a trophy at one event with, "No airbags, we die like real men". A "concerned" mate donated it to my overweight, underbraked, non-servo, drum brake, pre-seatbelt, sixty year old Dodge; I can imagine some of the posters on this thread saying, "You won't think that's funny when it comes true". At the same event, there was a trophy for longest shag - referring, of course, to the depth of carpet in the back of the van. Sometimes you just need a sense of humour and not to take things too seriously.
AlexRS2782 said:
A couple i spotted whilst filling up at the local Tesco petrol station this afternoon. All deserve ---->
"MomMoms little unicorn on board" on a pink unicorn shaper sticker.
"Future England International on board" on a football shaped / decorated sticker.
"Stars of the future on board" - printed on a star shaped sticker.
"Little prince & princess on board".
You just know that those children are all going to grow up to be complete weapons."MomMoms little unicorn on board" on a pink unicorn shaper sticker.
"Future England International on board" on a football shaped / decorated sticker.
"Stars of the future on board" - printed on a star shaped sticker.
"Little prince & princess on board".
Was behind this in Aberdeen this afternoon. My son was in the passenger seat and took the photo.
Try explaining “IF YOUR GOING TO RIDE MY ASS AT LEAST PULL MY HAIR” away to a 9 year old and a 7 year year old. It’s all they’ve talked about since. Though even they knew that “your” was spelt wrong.
Try explaining “IF YOUR GOING TO RIDE MY ASS AT LEAST PULL MY HAIR” away to a 9 year old and a 7 year year old. It’s all they’ve talked about since. Though even they knew that “your” was spelt wrong.
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