In reply to EvanB:
Thanks. Now I'll read them as "Juggalo On Board" stickers. 
In reply to EvanB:
Thanks. Now I'll read them as "Juggalo On Board" stickers.
The automatic transmission... worst item in history. They should reserve autos for disabled people only. The rest of the world must either learn to driven. Or be driven by those that can.
93EXCivic wrote:RealMiniDriver wrote: Portholes on anything other than a Buick. or a MaseratiFTFY
I was at an event at Autobahn Country Club a couple years ago with a friend. He is a pretty wealthy guy who could easily afford a Maserati and a total smartass. A new Maserati drives by very slowly as traffic was backed up. The driver's window was down and my buddy says pretty loudly "Wow! Look at the new Buick. It looks great!". The driver's face was priceless.
FranktheTank wrote: The automatic transmission... worst item in history. They should reserve autos for disabled people only. The rest of the world must either learn to driven. Or be driven by those that can.
Wow, how obnoxiously elitist of you. I've driven both my whole life - I learned how to drive a stick at about 8 years old - and there is a place for both types.
SilverFleet wrote: Since we're talking stickers now...This one too. I see these slapped to all sorts of beaters on my daily commute. 100% of those beaters are driven by shiny happy people weaving in and out of traffic and almost causing accidents. I do not know why.
Around here you'll see the 'Lake Life' and 'Swamp Life' versions everywhere. 'Lake Life' is usually on a Tahoe etc with some trophy wife attempting to pilot it as she texts. They generally have a huge trailer hitch to pull the pontoon boat.
The 'Swamp Life' version is usually on a beat up camo pickup towing a jon boat full of fishing gear and beer. Typically the cab is full of beer too.
turboswede wrote: In reply to John Brown: I think you should lose post count for saying things like that :)
Hell, son, I gave you a year without my opinion!
SilverFleet wrote: Since we're talking stickers now...
These really crack me up when I see them on cars that have plates from states that are no where close to the ocean.
Brett_Murphy wrote:tuna55 wrote: I hate the way they look and I still bought one. It was a great car. very roomy, configurable cargo space, reliable, nice to drive, handled great.The final results are in: GRM readers can't agree on anything regarding PT Cruisers.
They still suck. 
I have a Dodge Ram with a cummins I use for towing and hauling and I always cringe when I see other diesel Rams with the "I'd rather be cummin than strokin" sticker.
Also, we just went from TN, through AL, to FL and I got so tired of seeing the Salt Life stickers the entire way.
There's a guy around here with a big Ford diesel truck with "Assault Life" on the back window and sketchy drawing of an AR-15.
Vanity plates consisting of the owner's name and/or what the car is.
Bound woman tailgate decal:
WAIT WAIT WAIT - 6 pages without Truk Nutz ?! Or was I just sleeping?
Beer Baron wrote: Vanity plates consisting of the owner's name and/or what the car is.
I wanted "TRUCK" as my license plate for my truck. It was taken. I am not ashamed.
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slantvaliant wrote: Bound woman tailgate decal:
Holy E36 M3! This is a new one on me.
The kind of person that thinks this is clever or funny is exactly the kind of person I don't want sharing the communal oxygen supply.
93EXCivic wrote: These really crack me up when I see them on cars that have plates from states that are no where close to the ocean.
It would be especially funny on an old Ohio winter beater - or maybe it should say "Salt Death."
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