Whenever I’m riding around town, I often enjoy reading other driver’s bumper stickers. My theory is that there’s a correlation between a driver’s personality and the type of items they display on their car.
Recently, I’ve noticed a new type of bumper sticker. It used to be easy to read stickers from a slight distance, but things have changed. Riddle me this: How did the trend toward the three-letter bumper sticker originate? I know that you’ve seen them. Quite often, I don’t know what the letters represent, and I can barely read the tiny printed names of whatever beach, school or business is listed below the letters. Are these drivers all members of a of cool, secret three-letter bumper sticker club? If that’s what’s going on, then count me in. I’ll put a sticker on my car that reads “CRS.” Figure that one out. It stands for Can’t Read Your Sticker! I know, you’re only allowed three words, one for each letter. I just threw “your” in there to shake things up—blame it on the rebel in me.
If you think that this is a fluff topic, rest assured bumper sticker discussions can get deep. Check out this video:
I bet you’ll never see bumper stickers the same way again.
The other day I saw a lady driving a van with humongous, pink Easter bunny ears attached to her van. What a whimsical woman! Have any funny or interesting bumper stickers recently caught your eye?
4 comments:
While I find the blog entry amusing, I think the guy in the video needs to get serious; trying to psychoanalyze bumper stickers. What if the car is a used car with a bumper stiucker that was place on the car by the previous owner? Can we now judge the driver? Gimme a break!
Hmmm, Anonymous. Just curious, what does your bumper sticker say?
I saw a sticker yesterday: in large print: "3:16" in small print below, it says: "The Numbers of Hope." I know what it means, do you?
Ahh, I've never seen that one. Looks like it's John 3:16,all about the greatest love and sacrifice.
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