I currently have none, but on my old vehicle I had quite a collection.
Stupid People Shouldn’t Breed.
Discourage Inbreeding, Ban Country Music.
Partnership for an Idiot Free America
Tattooed White Trash
Bad Cop, No Donut
a giant middle finger in one of those white ovals
And an Opie and Anthony WOW sticker. (I loves me the boobies).
American flag and a Jesus fish. I put the flag there before flag-waving became political, and my father put the fish on my car when he bought it for me years ago (made me raise $3000, then got me a good little cheap but sturdy & new Toyota when I was 16). If you’re accepting a car from someone else, then you better damn well not complain about little stickers the donor puts on it.
I’d love to remove both, especially the fish, but that’d raise a lot of questions with my family. Yet, I can’t help feeling like I’m putting a huge “Fundamentalist Redneck Bush Worshipper” sign on my car these days. Sigh…
I have a cling on my back side window of Indiana University.
I have a Chicago Cubs plate liner on my rear plate.
I also have a Humane Society magnet paw print on the back of my car.
And I know you didn’t ask, but hanging from my rear view mirror I have a hair thingie with flowers on it. It looks like a mini lei that is purple. I also have a sparkly heart charm hanging there.
My car is pretty common and I have all that stuff to personalize it to me.
Since I “bought” my car off of my parents, it has stickers from all the colleges my sibblings and I went to (including 2 Cornell stickers); I added one of my current University (Go state!) … I also added one for the radio station I dj’d on in college (www.kspc.org) and an “Everybody to the limit” sticker that my fiance gave me.
I have a relatively new car, so I don’t have the traditional bumper stickers. I do have a ‘United States Air Force’ cling on the rear window. I have a Dale Earnhardt #3 and a Dale Earnhardt Jr. #8 cling on each rear pax window. And, I also have a Dale Earnhardt ‘INTIMIDATOR’ license plate frame. Obviously, I’m an Earnhardt fan.