Tailgating -- On the road

Roller skate in a Buffalo Herd


My Mom Better Than Yours


I love Dana love Shelby


Support Strippers

Comments

Coffeypot said…
The only one that made sense is the last one - which I support whole heartedly.
10:10 PM, May 16, 2009
Jeanette said…
Gday Pamela..I have to say I wont have stickers on my car but love reading others in the traffic..
12:55 AM, May 17, 2009
Brooke - Little Miss Moi said…
Dear pamela. I can't believe how popular writing on cars is.. What's written on your car? Or what WOULD you write on yours?
2:02 AM, May 17, 2009
laurie said…
i want that little blue car!
4:14 AM, May 17, 2009
darkfoam said…
these are great .. lol .. !!
i want that little blue car too, btw.
6:46 AM, May 17, 2009
Helene said…
hehehehe the last one is my fav!
1:32 PM, May 17, 2009
Attie said…
OOHh for funny!!!!!!!
4:30 PM, May 17, 2009
LadyStyx said…
*laffz@ that last one*

Hubby would love that one.
5:47 PM, May 17, 2009
DesLily said…
I remember a sticker from eons ago on a small toyota truch.. it said: When I grow up I want to be Peterbuilt!
it was just to cute!
4:57 AM, May 18, 2009
the planet of janet said…
hilarious. well done, my friend.
6:59 AM, May 18, 2009
The Ramblin Irishman said…
My favorite was the roller skate in a buffalo herd. I see those little cars at times when I am traveling and they are "cute" but I wonder how comfortable. They are so small that buses and trucks actually lose track of them or don't see them at all. Yes, Pam, what would you write on your windows?
9:24 AM, May 18, 2009
grammy said…
It can be very entertaining to read the stickers. Some are a little to crazy (o:
2:12 PM, May 18, 2009
Rayne said…
I had no idea strippers had their own ribbon. I like it! It amuses me, much!
4:55 PM, May 18, 2009
Gattina said…
Years ago when I had this funny car 2CV I had duck stickers on it (the car was grass green!) but today as a serious lady I only have a "Europe" sign on my car.
9:52 PM, May 18, 2009
Anonymous said…
Stickers I see all the time. But the writing on the car indows? Really? Is there lots of that around?
10:33 PM, May 18, 2009
Unknown said…
Support Strippers? LOL! My mom is better than your mom is too funny!
5:41 AM, May 19, 2009
Desert Songbird said…
I like the bumper sticker that says, "My kid can beat up your Honor Roll kid."
11:08 AM, May 19, 2009
Peter said…
Support strippers gets my vote.
6:00 AM, May 20, 2009
Merle said…
Dear Pamela ~~ I enjoyed all your photos, esp the ones of your Dad and you and the older generations, they are lovely as is your flower-garden
last year. Thanks for your visit and I am glad you liked the 1-2-3-for
joke. Take care, Love, Merle.
8:11 AM, May 20, 2009
JoeinVegas said…
Yes, which of those cars is yours?
1:46 PM, May 20, 2009
Wendster said…
Well ... what WOULD you write?

I am loving the support strippers ribbon ... I am wondering just how we do that?

Dollar bills?

And where do we stick them?
1:32 AM, May 21, 2009
dawn said…
Weird. I am not one for writing on cars or in books. To me it is all vandalism.
11:32 PM, May 21, 2009
ChrisB said…
You have started a new craze looking at creative car decor! The stripper one is for decorators!! LOL (paint strippers- OK not really that funny)
1:39 AM, March 22, 2010
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