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To: PA BOOKEND

They are good reminders to drive safe but I agree they are a tad over the top sometimes.

The sticker memorials on car windows crack me up.

“In memory of John 1960 - 2010” or something like that.

Is your car in memory of John? The window? Your driving? The bird poop on the window?


9 posted on 09/27/2010 9:58:55 AM PDT by TSgt (Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho - 44th and current President of the United States)
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To: TSgt

The creepier ones are t-shirt that African-Americans usually have with a picture of the deceased relative. The Wall St Journal did a story on it and it is a cottage industry. It includes the rear window treatments for cars.

I think a little of this occurs in the hispanic community too.

It is often gang members getting shot and killed at a young age.


24 posted on 09/27/2010 10:06:25 AM PDT by Frantzie (Imam Ob*m* & Democrats support the VICTORY MOSQUE & TV supports Imam)
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To: TSgt

Yep, it’s a classy new trend. When I die, I certainly hope my son will dedicate his sweet 1989 Ford Tempo 4-door in my loving memory!

Last year I saw an F-150 with a huge sticker, “In Loving Memory of my Dad”. The guy driving the truck was pretty geriatric, so I was curious and paid attention to the birth/deceased dates. Believe it or not, the guy’s father was 104 years old when he passed away!

Dude, if you’re nearly 80 years old, and your father just passed away at 104, you should feel pretty good that he had quite a run. God knows that I know it hurts to lose a parent, but 104 should take the sting off of it a wee bit... lol

Fletcher J


62 posted on 09/27/2010 10:38:37 AM PDT by Fletcher J
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