divrnr
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How about "Semper uber, sub uber"? someone told me it means "Always wear, underwear". What do you think Paco?
Top dozen Bumber Snickers...
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Cherry
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I am going to have to revise my opinion of my daughter I saw this on her bumper today....
" I just do what my cherrios tell me too"
" I just do what my cherrios tell me too"
bwerb
Hoser/English Translator, eh
A little thread necromancy...here's one I remember from 4 years ago...so...here's a couple I just saw which made me laugh.
1.) Silence is golden but Duct tape is Silver!
2.) (On a Sion) You've just been passed by a toaster!
1.) Silence is golden but Duct tape is Silver!
2.) (On a Sion) You've just been passed by a toaster!
Arete
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A radio station here had a promotion using bumper stickers stating "If you can read this, I've lost my caravan". I saw one on a biker's jacket stating "If you can read this, the ***** fell off".
A company started making very classy looking bumper stickers with the names of exclusive Sydney beach suburbs with the quote "Somewhere on the Australian coast" i.e. "Double Bay: somewhere on the Australian coast." They were most commonly seen on expensive cars as sort of a declaration that not only was your car expensive, you had an ocean view property.
First, the "Wankers: bloody everywhere" ones appeared as retaliation. Also, recently I've spotted a few with very unfashionable, lower class suburbs on them with the quote "Nowhere near the bloody beach." those two always give me a chuckle.
A company started making very classy looking bumper stickers with the names of exclusive Sydney beach suburbs with the quote "Somewhere on the Australian coast" i.e. "Double Bay: somewhere on the Australian coast." They were most commonly seen on expensive cars as sort of a declaration that not only was your car expensive, you had an ocean view property.
First, the "Wankers: bloody everywhere" ones appeared as retaliation. Also, recently I've spotted a few with very unfashionable, lower class suburbs on them with the quote "Nowhere near the bloody beach." those two always give me a chuckle.
MSilvia
Contributor
I just saw a new one yesterday: "Yeehaw! is NOT a foreign policy"
Someone was digging in the archives again. . .
thomjinx
Contributor
Draft SUV drivers first.
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