Patriotism!

That's a fair-tax bumper sticker on the bottom left. The mazda truck part confuses me though.

and be still my beating heart check this out

I [heart] this one

Potpourri

Okay, I should've put this up a couple of days ago, before the new administration took over, but here's the belated Bush-est car I've seen in a while.



Pessimist!!



Below, animal spay and neutering! And, although it isn't a bumper sticker, I felt like this really needed an audience.

Anytime fantasy literature and politics meet, I enjoy it.

Potpourri

I think the first one means that they are pro-environment, but I'm not sure it might not be misinterpreted as supporting the Republican VP candidate.



This one, obviously, a religious one. And, one I haven't seen before.



Next, if you can click on it (above) it will show up bigger, but is a basic "guns v. education" comment.


and, I like these riffs on the W the president stickers (see earlier posts)
Lastly, a local cause or two--save piedmont park; don't wreck your car cause you're on a cell phone, and some residual support from the last election. This car even had coverred up a Kathy Cox for governor sticker (GA election a few years ago...Sonny won).



Unfortunately, I don't have a clearer picture of the one below. I guess I could try harder, but I was in my car. sometimes seeing them on the screen of a computer helps clear it up.

First, Politics

The car of sea turtle love

So, my favorite of this complete hodgepodge/dump is the car-of-sea-turtle love. Second place is the equality sticker juxtaposed with the confederate veterans heritage plate. Shows how narrow minded I am. Then you can see a clearer picture of the drill for oil sticker (so far I only see them on McCain-stickered cars. Anyone who still has Nader 2001 stickers has my admiration for being a true-believer. (as always, click on the picture to see it larger, and possibly more readable)































Above (the truck with all the stickers on the window), you can see the McCain sticker, to the left of the W `04 sticker, and the outdoors stickers (ron jon, YNP-yellowstone national park, Colorado, and the Miami Hurricanes). There's one (in red, I can't quite make out now, but its "got _____" something? The final sticker says, to tailgaters, "unless your a hemorroid, get off my ___"

Republicans and the right wing

Okay, first, self-explanatory. Not for Obama `08.


I had another picture (a truck) with a snarky bumper sticker about fuel, but its hard to read, so I'm gonna have to clean it up or something.

Next, another hard to read one, but the key thing is the middle and right hand stickers are confederate "stars and bars" stickers...now, it may be a poor inference, but I'm just thinking they didn't vote for Hillary or Barack. Possibly John Edwards, but I kind of doubt it. (Update: the one on the far left says "_____ is American" and I just can't remember or make out what it says).


The bottom one, also a little hard to see (its really hard to take pictures from the road with a phone camera) is, far left, McCain 2008, middle, something along the lines of Drill Here, Drill Now, More Oil (not verbatim, but that's the gist), and a troops support sticker. I feel like the McCain 2008 is a safe bet Republican car.

I have at least one picture to retrieve from the text-message queue on my phone. So, there are additional not-found-by-me pictures to come.

A contribution

I think you can click on this and if you look at the red and black sitckers you'll see "Don't blame me, I voted Farrakhan". (I'll check my spelling and update as needed. Thanks, Pete.

Peace, Love, Oil

And today, after I had lunch with my husband, I drove by this gem.

The truck might be hard to see, I was a bit lazy in capturing it. I think the theme of that vehicle is hypocrisy annoys them.

Finally, a car with some notoriety in this area, and a nice vanity plate. You can read more about this car in a recent newspaper article.

My neighborhood

Welcome to my neighborhood. . . or at least the part of my neighborhood that likes to proclaim itself. I think if there are any red, or even purple, dots in this blue county, they are silent or wearing blue. I think that people probably are more comfortable being boisterous when surrounded by people like them, or at least people they think are like them. I'm sure someone in psychology has studied this. But since supposedly people are moving into areas that are politically more and more homogeneous and thus more and more districts are "safe"...maybe its a safe assumption that everyone around you thinks like you do? I don't know. But I think my favorite on the truck is "Tree Hugging Dirt Worshiper"