We are a military family and last year (pre-TV) someone stole a "Support the Troops" bumper sticker from our car. Can't tell you how upsetting that was, especially since our daughter was serving in Afghanistan at the time. I always try (emphasis on "try") to put myself in the other person's shoes. Everyone is entitled to an opinion no matter how wrong and stupid it might be.

OMG!! Is this Political???

Please. I want out.

"Say goodnight Gracy"

Aw come on. Nobody is going to hurt you.:beer3:

Theft
 

Not OK under any circumstances.And if you remove my Obama sticker and are caught I will have you arrested.

Personally, I get a kick out of people who still profess their devotion to Obama with stickers on their cars. It's OK with me. It's not as much a source of amusement to me as the Jimmy Carter sticker I saw on one car not that long ago, though, but it will be.

They were too lazy to find out what he was all about and too lazy to take off the sticker.

Yoda

What model car was that anyway??? Did it look like it had been washed since 1980?

It was on a older Volvo station wagon complete with anti-war, anti-Bush, save-the-whales, and myriad others, but Jimmy Carter was centered on the tailgate in a "place of honor", you might say. I really wanted to wait to see this driver, but time was against me, at that moment.

bumper sticker
 

While waiting to tee off at Truman, a cart pulled up with Obama sign on front of cart, and a man also waiting to tee off, flipped-off the driver, why? I believe in freedom of expression but that was waaaay over the top!

Not bad, about 50/50. Some agree that a theft is a theft and some do not. I thought more would condemn the action. Oh Well.

For those who may need help removing old bumper stickers, check this out: [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=201pgTaEseQ&feature=player_embedded[/ame] (you may need to cut & paste this link in a new window).