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Fifty Nifty Obama Bumper Stickers — Which Is Your Fave?
Over at BumperActive.com, they're taking Barack Obama's 50 state campaign to heart — they're making a unique fender decal for every state in the union. They have about 20 states done and are cranking out the rest in the next few weeks. You can drop them a line if you want the heads up when your state is ready.
Yay or Nay? Bananas For Bumper Stickers?
Curious phenomenon, bumper stickers. When in the course of human events did we find it most important to voice our personal philosophy, loudly, in sticker-format, directly to the person behind us in traffic? Are cars a good vehicle for political discussion?
Bumper Sticker Humor
There's no avoiding bumper stickers-- they're everywhere. Sometimes boastful, sometimes cheesy, sometimes political, sometimes downright offensive, and other times...they're hilarious! So for a good humor rush, read on:
- Just say NO to negativity.
- I thought I was indecisive; now I'm not so sure.
- Beer doesn't make you fat.
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Best DIY Bumper Sticker Ever
Namasté is a greeting commonly used by Hindus, Sikhs, and Buddhists in the Indian subcontinent to express deep respect. In yoga, you say it with a slight bow and palms together to mean "I am your humble servant." For this smartass, it's scrawled onto the rear end of a dirty car to say "up yours" to total strangers.
Product of the Day: "I Park Like An Idiot" Bumper Stickers
Sticking one of these on someone's car is way better than keying it. (Not that I'm advocating, either--I'm just sayin'...)Who among us hasn't really needed to park, only to have some douche park right in the middle of two spaces, rendering both unavailable? I'm afraid I'd have to stick it on my car, though, because I do indeed park like an idiot.Say What: Maureen Dowd Gives a Shout Out to Congressman
"Wilson’s shocking disrespect for the office of the president — no Democrat ever shouted 'liar' at W. when he was hawking a fake case for war in Iraq — convinced me: Some people just can’t believe a black man is president and will never accept it."
— New York Times op-ed columnist Maureen Dowd on Congressman from South Carolina Joe Wilson's shocking interjection of "You lie!"
Do Tell: What Random Acts of Kindness Have You Practiced?
I remember when I first saw the bumper sticker that read, "Practice random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty." (Also a book.) I had two responses. The cynic in me: "Oh, give me a break.
Ask E. Jean for DearSugar: What Did He Do?
DEAR E. JEAN AND DEAR SUGAR:
I have a sticky — sticky — situation. I love my fiancé.
Updates on the Ashley Todd: McCain Supporter Attacked Story
Update: A Pittsburgh police commander told KDKA Investigator Marty Griffin that Todd confessed to making up the story.
This story is making waves for a whole host of reasons, some of them you all began discussing yesterday. Chiefly: where's the outrage; is it true; and to what degree does it matter in the scope of the election?
More Permanent Than a Bumper Sticker. Would You Get One?
Why settle for slapping on a silly bumper sticker? Stickers are for little girls! Get your political allegiance stamped into a hunk of metal — that's for the truly hardcore.
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