Wow, this is a serious bumper sticker lover. Found in Berkeley, California, where it belongs. (Click to embiggen). The entire car was covered in stickers.




  1. Faxon says:

    I see no reason why you had do obscure the license plate number. Isn’t the damn license plate visible in PUBLIC? Why should you to to the trouble to hide it?

    Is everybody afraid of lawyers? The damn car is driving around, and everybody sees the license plate. WTF, John?

  2. Luc says:

    @21: Yes, but the concentration of lunatics is a lot higher here than on the average street… Why take a chance?

  3. stokes says:

    Is that a roll of tape made into a cup holder!?!?! Just awesome! :D

  4. jescott418 says:

    Probably cheaper then taking it to a body shop. Just put a sticker on that rust!

  5. Rusty Jones says:

    Here in the Rust Belt we call that a refinishing job.

  6. koonaone says:

    Where is:

    SUBVERT THE DOMINANT PARADIGM

  7. bobbo, moving into the real world, now at the anus of Karl Marx says:

    #6–jay==initially I was going to recount my dart throwing experiences but that is such an excellent phrase: “there is more suffering in a glass of milk than a “pound” of steak” followed by the recognition there is a distinction between being vegetarian and being vegan, along the lines of being focused vs being totally nuts so I went to your link. Well done. Not too much vegan business here. Too bad, we need your focus.

    Speaking of focus, A Nimbus, the god of raining on everyone’s common usage, once again makes a pitch for the Oxford Dictionary way of doing things. “copulate jewish” = does/should anyone care about the formalism of the expression when the idea is so clearly communicated? I suppose so for those who wish to avoid the idea and dither away?

    But who would want to do that????

    #15–Animby==you are so much more fun when you are pilfering drugs. “Obviously” Comanche did not want to use the vulgar anglo saxon as shown on the bumper sticker and went with the very humorous latinate root. I applaud his imagination and clever use of language challenging social norms, as should you.

    Bumper Stickers: the tattoo’s of Cars and telephone poles.

  8. hatemeifyouwantidon'tcare says:

    I like the one just below the rear licence plate.

  9. Faxon says:

    I see three KPFA stickers. Naturally.

  10. ithinkimachicken says:

    #12 – Rastafarians are the lost tribe of Israel. Funny, isn’t it? Wonder if the douchebag who owns the car knows it….

  11. Get a New Vehicle says:

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  12. Rich says:

    Can anyone name that make-model-year of car? It’s rather anonymous looking, but resembles my brother’s old 1986 Toyota Tercel. It was unique in that it didn’t have a transverse 4-cylinder engine; it had a chain system to redirect power from the engine to the front wheels.

  13. GetSmart says:

    There used to be an old Chevy Corvair around here that was completely covered with colorful plastic toys and figures. Much prettier. Not very aerodynamic, but eye catching nonetheless.

  14. Lord says:

    # 28 , I agree, that is the best sticker on the whole car.

    bobbo, in case you haven’t figured it out yet, you are one of those people who thinks he’s very smart, but is actually extremely stupid and has everyone laughing at him behind his back.



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