I saw the 'Jak se Mas' stickers all the time in CS in the early 2000s

'90s

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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...

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It's been expanded to include all first responders in, I believe, the 7 County region around Houston/ Harris County.

Pays for the funeral straight away, then they pay off all long term debt the family has. Since most of these folks are on pension plans there isn't always a robust savings as the plan is the paychecks never stop.

OK... no derail... back to regular bad bad stickers

Fox racing

In the 70's there was a weird trend where people would put foot print stickers on everything, which eventually translated into a footprint shaped after market gas pedal. There was also the oh-so-clever bumper stickers that read "Gas, grass, or ass. Nobody rides for free".

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When the Calvin peeing on stuff was really popular, it was being used by drivers who had grown up reading the funny papers. Everybody knew it was Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes.

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Everyone that had that bumper sticker was a colossal moron

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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you covered up the guy's license plate. LOL.

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Not popular but I saw a jeep with "go topless" on the rear window. It was strange because in order to see the sticker the roof has to be on the jeep.

26.2 and 13.1 are the dumbest. No one cares that you did that. It's not impressive

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I saw a 00.0 in the same format. I laughed.

I had an Alpine sticker when I was 16. They kicked out my back window and stole my stereo. Dad told me it was a dumb idea, and he was right!

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Help a girl out, what does this mean???

combat wombat said:

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Help a girl out, what does this mean???

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molon_labe

So it's the Ancient Greek predecessor to "come and take it"?

Buck Turgidson said:

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In the 70's there was a weird trend where people would put foot print stickers on everything, which eventually translated into a footprint shaped after market gas pedal. There was also the oh-so-clever bumper stickers that read "Gas, grass, or ass. Nobody rides for free".

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Saw the gas, grass, or ass sticker yesterday on 20 coming back from Gulf Shores. I was hoping it was a stupid local but was embarrassed when I noticed the Texas plates.

combat wombat said:

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So it's the Ancient Greek predecessor to "come and take it"?

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Molon Labe was the original, meaning "come and take".

The citizens of Gonzales who had an education, would have had a classical education, meaning lots of Greek and Roman history and culture. So they would have known about the Spartans.

The "Come and Take it" flag was the obvious, intentional derivation of the Greek saying by the educated folks of Gonzales.

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Help a girl out, what does this mean???

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Moronrabe. The ability for an ancient Greek to be a moron.

Be aware of the driving abilities of whoever is behind the wheel.

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Buck Turgidson said:

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In the 70's there was a weird trend where people would put foot print stickers on everything, which eventually translated into a footprint shaped after market gas pedal. There was also the oh-so-clever bumper stickers that read "Gas, grass, or ass. Nobody rides for free".

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Saw the gas, grass, or ass sticker yesterday on 20 coming back from Gulf Shores. I was hoping it was a stupid local but was embarrassed when I noticed the Texas plates.

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I saw this quote on a pickup on the Port A ferry.

Surprised this took till page 3.. The only decal I put on my vehicles..



Oh and these if you are in Houston:



"Ken" will go out and put the decal on your car. (most of the time without permission from what I've heard.)

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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The KLOL sticker with the Silver Surfer head is a timeless classic. I didn't care for the running radio logo, however.

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Surprised this took till page 3.. The only decal I put on my vehicles..




Oh and these if you are in Houston:



"Ken" will go out and put the decal on your car. (most of the time without permission from what I've heard.)

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Ken gave so much free stuff to the A&M cycling team, absolute legend!

Surprised no one has mentioned those goofy keep calm chive on stickers with Bill Murray

I could not find a pic, but when I lived near FM 620 & US 183..

" I survived Suicide Alley - US 183"

from late '70s early '80s

As a society, we should sterilize anyone with the above

There are maybe 6 vehicles in my town with my sticker and 3 of them are mine.