In the 90's everybody with even a drop in filter had one of these on their window.

Wildmen03 said:

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In the 90's everybody with even a drop in filter had one of these on their window.

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To quote Steve Earle "those stickers in the window ain't just for show"

Those stupid stick figure family sticker

Go see Ken
Who cares where you bought your bicycle

That's what those stupid stickers mean? I had no idea

I can't seem to find any examples, but in the 1980s I remember a "Benjamin" sticker that was cut to make it say "Ben jamin." Anyone else remember this?

silverado_lover said:

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When in Pasadena

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Every gmt800 truck and SUV in houston.

I did have a good laugh recently at the crazy cat lady version of the stick figure family. One woman and about 9 cats trailing off to the right.

JesusQuintana said:

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maverick12 said:

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From the 80's/90's...

KLOL (Houston)

Pat Magee's Surf Shop (maybe the forerunner of the Salt Life)

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I won a mini outlaw dave bonus pack (astros tickets) calling into rock 101 klol....still one of the one things i have won till this day

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Speaking of KLOL....

I won a Stevens and Pruett coffee mug!

Okay I'll do it

30A stickers are popular, no?

Too funny, back in the 90s some of the skaters in our school (suburban NJ) had Yaga tee shirts. Up until now i had no clue of the reference! Mystery solved.

Let me take you way, way, way back, to the 1960s and early 1970s, when every wanna be drag racer had one of these on their window:




And for reference, by Drag Racer, I mean something like this, not RuPaul



That photo is of Roy Rastetter, Hale Center, Texas. He had a garage and kept a table and chairs, and coffee pot going for his customers. If Dad took me to school, we often stopped there on the way. While dad and the other farmers gossiped, I went and bothered Roy by looking over his shoulder. Learned a lot of my mechanic skills from him.

I also saw this very car being tested on a Farm to Market Road.

The family stickers

In the 90s the 'Stussy' stickers (sp?)

CURRENT

JSKolache said:

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CURRENT

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That looks like the Salt Life sticker except the fist word I see is "MORON".

I prefer the standard flag or something that explicitly states "come and take it".

Saw this variety on my way to work today. Side windows were also covered.

Both of these from 1995-2000


This one was only around the Austin area

Jack Cheese said:

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Saw this variety on my way to work today. Side windows were also covered.

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I've seen those "100" stickers for decades. Does it have something to do with supporting the cops in Houston?

Not exactly on topic, but I think some sort of anti-california invasion sticker would sell like hot cakes.

Something like, "Remember why you moved here before you vote here"

lotsofhp said:

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Not exactly on topic, but I think some sort of anti-california invasion sticker would sell like hot cakes.

Something like, "Remember why you moved here before you vote here"

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Like this....

Mid to late 90's it was the 107.7 KNACK psycho baby.

It seemed like the NO FEAR stickers were the most popular in that time frame.

AgEng06 said:

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lotsofhp said:

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Not exactly on topic, but I think some sort of anti-california invasion sticker would sell like hot cakes.

Something like, "Remember why you moved here before you vote here"

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Like this....

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CanyonAg77 said:

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Jack Cheese said:

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Saw this variety on my way to work today. Side windows were also covered.

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I've seen those "100" stickers for decades. Does it have something to do with supporting the cops in Houston?

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Shows you made a Donation to the police fund ...the idea is that it gets you out of tickets

California has a license plate frame that is so notorious that they had a problem with counterfeits.

https://priceonomics.com/can-you-buy-a-license-to-speed/

I thought it might be something like that. I first saw them when I started school at Aggieland in the 1970s

Electrical_Ag said:

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Mid to late 90's it was the 107.7 KNACK psycho baby.

It seemed like the NO FEAR stickers were the most popular in that time frame.

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I lived in south Hays, 107.7's signal was too weak to make it down there. Tejano 107 coming out of SA didn't help things any either.

CanyonAg77 said:

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Jack Cheese said:

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Saw this variety on my way to work today. Side windows were also covered.

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I've seen those "100" stickers for decades. Does it have something to do with supporting the cops in Houston?

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100 Club is a nonprofit family survivors fund for fallen officers. Idea is, you may get off with a warning as long as youre not driving like an abject moron. Not sure if it works or not...

The Fife said:

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This one was only around the Austin area

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Circa 1994, I got through on the phones for a contest before I was headed to work in the morning.

Unfortunately, the question I couldn't figure out was...

What popular Scorpions song had the same title as a popular Madonna song?
Holiday

It was still cool to hear my voice on the radio a few minutes later.

JesusQuintana said:

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maverick12 said:

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From the 80's/90's...

KLOL (Houston)

Pat Magee's Surf Shop (maybe the forerunner of the Salt Life)

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I won a mini outlaw dave bonus pack (astros tickets) calling into rock 101 klol....still one of the one things i have won till this day

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The Stevens and Pruitt Holiday Ball was fun.

DFW