This is my new car decal. Wish me luck that I don't get keyed. I'm tired of being afraid

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of the trumphumpers. They're probably too stupid to get it anyway.

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I got this one, too, but still don't have the guts to put this on my jeep yet--I'm getting there, though!

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[BigmanPigman]

1. Add a pro America sticker and you will be safer.

That's what I did. I also added a teachers union sticker for added security.

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2. My dad was Marine Raider,1st Marine Div in WWII so I have that decal on my car. Do you think

that qualifies?

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[BigmanPigman]

6. That should do the trick!

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7. Cool. Thanks!

[OldHippieChick]

19. I have my dad's uniform patch that looks exactly

like that. Makes me proud.

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25. If your dad was in the 1st Marine Div, then he's a hero. The 1st is the tip

of the spear, the first of the first to fight. My dad was in the 1st wave at Guadalcanal. What war did your dad fight in? I've got my dad's patches & medals. I lost him in 2000 to ALS. Even though he was a real badass, he was this little girl's hero. I miss him every day.

[OldHippieChick]

28. My dad was in the 1st wave as well. He then

went on to Iwo Jima and spent time on Peliliu. Not a pleasant tour. He didn't really speak about much beyond boot camp, so did some research on my own.

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31. My dad was in the exact same places! You know, I'll bet they knew each other. Small world.

My dad never talked about it, either, except to say that it was hot as hell, humid, and buggy. He also didn't like the typhoons he was caught in while aboard ship--or on whichever island. I didn't hear what he did or where he was until the last months of his life. He was in a nursing home and his buddies---all of them WWII vets--would come every day and chew the fat. My boss was wonderful and let me take FMLA time for months. I'd work Monday & Tuesday, then drive 200 miles each way for the rest of the week. I did that from January until June. I'd sit there with them for hours and listen to their stories. I could just kick myself to the moon and back for not recording them. One day, as we were leaving, my dad's best friend sidled up to me and whispered, "You know, your dad is a real hero." I thanked him but thought, heck, I already knew that. He'd been my hero all of my life. Damn, I miss him. Our dads were a rare and wonderful breed.

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32. One last thing--did your dad contract Malaria? My dad suffered from bouts of it until

at least the mid-60's. He always kept a bottle of quinine water in the cupboard "just in case." It never left him. I found a bottle of it in the cupboard after dad died and we were moving my mom to be closer to us.

[OldHippieChick]

34. No, my father died of lung cancer many years ago. All those filterless cigarettes they

gave the troops. He never kicked the habit. I do remember he always wanted quinine (tonic) water around, but that was probably because he'd seen so much of it. He was only 19 when he joined the Marines with his best friend who got sent to the Aleutians. They were best friends until death. I still correspond w/ the best friend's 5 daughters.

[Tipperary]

5. Hilarious.

What courage.

[ecstatic]

3. Good luck! The last time I put an OFA magnet

on my car I was nearly run off the road. Scary incident. Back then, my strategy was to take the magnet off when parking in red/purple areas, and keep it on when driving.

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

4. You could also use 2545.

Use the 25th Amendment to get rid of IQ45.

[Totally Tunsie]

8. LOL - I made up a card for my back window

stating "DBM...IVFH". In other words, "Don't Blame Me...I Voted For Hillary". Also use it under my e-mail signature.

Sometimes use "1202021" (as seen below) that reads the same in each direction and stands for January 20, 2021...the day of the dumpster's departure (if not before).

(But I'm lovin' the 8645!)

[smirkymonkey]

9. Pretty good!

However I think it should be "Does this ass make my car look SMALL."

[denbot]

10. A fellow trucker had his ass kicked by my smaller 60 y/o ass for shoving me because of mine

He was bigger, taller, 15-20 years younger, and in much better shape (though sadly, I out weighed him), but I guarantee you he will think twice about shoving around another “snowflake”.



I also have my military ribbons on my door, and the Medal form of one on my sleeper hatch, but he ignored those to his regret.



I no longer have any fucks to give to Shitler’s minions.

On Edit: Oh yeah, never infer to an Apache, he or she is a wetback. Shit gets really real afterwards.

[roscoeroscoe]

16. Only a fool

Would risk life or limb that way!

[raccoon]

11. I don't get 8645. I get the 45, that's DT. What's the 86? nt

[CelticWinter]

12. it means to get rid of nt

[KewlKat]

13. 86 definition....

When used as a verb, eighty-six, eighty-sixed, 86, 86ed, or 86'd is American English slang for getting rid of something, ejecting someone, or refusing service.

[Atman]

14. Don't worry, his supporters are too stupid to get it.

They do better with emojis or misspelled crayon scribbling.

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15. They'll probably think it's my zip code.

Or phone number.

[TheBlackAdder]

17. A four-digit number? Yeah, they probably will think it's your zip code. :-D

[Tipperary]

20. A four digit phone number? A four digit zip code?

Huh?

So somehow you feel clever because you have a bumper sticker no one will understand?

[marble falls]

22. Having a bad morning are we?

[Tipperary]

26. Actually quite a nice morning. It is sunny, and i have a crop of tomatoes already.

Just tired of this “activism” bragged about here all the time. Turning magazines back to front, reprogramming people’s TVs to take off fox, having enigmatic bumper stickers, writing raging posts about what we did or did not see in a grocery line (and never do anything). Sorry, I find it pathetic.

[marble falls]

35. I think you give a lot of folks too little credit. No doubt about it some of it is childish to ...

other people's TV sets, but then as a vet I was sick and tired of EVERY set in waiting areas set to Fox at the VA. Now none are, most are set to "classic" shows or history channel or automotive channels. If that was the work of the phantom clicker reprogramer, I'm not mad about it. And if you're speaking of Mr Scorpio's posts, well, I support those 100%

But I'm glad your tomatoes are good. I'm jealous. We have about 3" of soil over granite and I am a gardener but we own in a condo association and raised gardens aren't allowed.

I get amused by these bumper sticker threads, but where I am in Texas those could literally get your hoopty "compromised" and/or yourself damaged. At my age discretion is not only the better part of valor, its a survival stategy, though I did hoot at the KKK from my studio window when the eight member strong "army" sauntered through town last year.

Staying out of the Bernie vs Hillary threads has helped me to keep my anger and disappointment under control.

But anyways, I hope your day stays good, eat a big ol' mater samich for me!

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23. They're not too bright. It was a joke.

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24. Well, EXCUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUSE ME!

Geez, what did I do to deserve that? A thousand pardons.

[LeftInTX]

33. I'm too stupid to get it - LOL

I'm not Trump supporter

Someone upthread explained the 86 thing.

[Mc Mike]

18. I like that No 45 graphic, where the big red circle with the line thru it is over the tilted 45,

in such a manner as makes the 45 look almost exactly like a swastika.

Somebody has it in their sig line, around this site.

[phylny]

21. The closest I come in this red area is my window sticker

"Not my circus, not my monkeys."

[Tipperary]

27. That is a good one.

[Fozzledick]

30. Makes me nostalgic for the sticker I had in the early 70's : "Impeachment With Honor"

[Different Drummer]

36. I would go with the first one exclusively.

No way any of the Deplorables are smart enough to understand it.