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This happened to me/my car at a summer camp I worked at. They made it themselves and wrote a phrase on it to make fun of me. I refused to remove it because they had a "pranking rule" that if you got pranked the prankers had to remove/clean up the prank. The director told me to get over myself.
Yeah, this stuff is magic. I was coming in to recommend the same thing.
And I'd be absolutely livid. I'd consider filing a report, not because I'd expect anything to come of it, but because I bet this asshole (or group of assholes) is doing this BS all over town and I'd hope he/she/they are eventually caught.
I do not put crap on my car, it's not a billboard. I do not allow the car dealer to put crap on my car either. I don't have Jack's Appliances on my fridge, they aren't putting Happy Days Honda on my car either.
I also don't wear logowear for anything other than Ohio State stuff and my yacht club. I don't advertise anything for anyone - want me to advertise something, pay me.
As someone who experiences unreasonable rage when someone leaves a flyer on my car, this would send me over the edge! How dare someone force their political views on someone else. What kind of asshole walks around with TWO of these stickers?! I don't care who you are or who you vote for or what your personal politics are, until you try to to fucking push them on someone else. RAGE.
I would be pissed no matter what the sticker said and no matter the age of the vehicle (I drive a 2002). Not cool. Trying to get sticker residue off of anything makes me want to scream.
Post by starshine1977 on Mar 30, 2015 21:23:42 GMT -5
Okay I don't put stickers on my own car, because you know, PERMANENT. I would be SUPER pissed off if someone else put someone else put something on my car!!!
So this seems like a good enough place as any since this is about unwanted "advertising" and flyers. This weekend I saw a minivan slow WAY down on our residential road, basically stopped, and then they pulled over and like six people got out of the car. I thought maybe they were going to the neighbors house since there were two, non resident cars there, but then I saw them split into groups of two and start to scatter among the houses. Once I saw one guy with a briefcase walk to the house two doors down, and two more people walk to the house across the street I knew they were going to be knocking on our door. H had just gotten done from one of his overnight shifts and I knew if they rang the doorbell or knocked on the door (buster, our dog) would start going crazy and then wake up H. So I ran to the art cabinet to grab a sheet of construction paper, a marker, and a piece of tap and wrote "sleeping child and dog" and managed to get it up on the door while they got done at the neighbors house. I was surprised that they just left a flyer. Then DS wanted to know what I was doing with the marker and I had to try and explain to a four year old that they were probably selling something like windows or roofing or that they wanted us to go to their church and then I was meat with 20 questions of "why", "why", "what", "why", etc.
Vandalism is defined as the willful or malicious destruction or defacement of public or private property. Sticking stickers on something qualifies in my opinion, I wouldn't think magnets would, but I'm sure a lawyer could make it so.
If googone can get a half-gallon of (fresh) latex paint out of my hair, skin and clothes, it can get adhesive off the car without ruining the paint...I hope.
I would kill. Not sure if it's vandalism per se if it's removable and the underlying material can be brought back to original but I sure would think so and I would file a police report. Or if it's not considered vandalism and I knew who did it, I'd go sticker their car with Obama and Pelosi and Clinton something along these lines:
"Why would you ruin perfectly good peanuts by adding candy corn? That's like saying hey, I have these awesome nachos, guess I better add some dryer lint." - Nonny
Post by underwaterrhymes on Mar 31, 2015 18:39:47 GMT -5
Once, when I was really young, one of my dad's friends put a bumper sticker on my mom's car that read, "Wanna get laid? Crawl up a chicken's ass and wait."