Xander ,'Dirty Girls'
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I thought that was what the whole-family stick figure things were about.
Jesus, I was behind one of those the other day that took up the entire bottom of an SUV window. Mom and dad, four kids, two dogs, a cat, GOLDFISH. I get it, people. Drive your happy little family out. of. my. way.
I think what's irritating about them to me is the implication that this particular person thinks that their particular child should be and is more important to me, who doesn't know them, than any/all of the other kids on the road, let alone the non-children, and that, therefore, I will drive more safely around them.
The whole-family stickers just seem like bait for "oh, yeah, I know your family" lies, especially when they have names. They also seem to show up a lot on SUVs, so maybe it's an attempt to say, "No, I really do need this much car."
I thought that was what the whole-family stick figure things were about.
Huh. I haven't seen those.
I need one of a stick figure human and a whole bunch of stick figure cats.
Maybe it's a warning.
Baby on Board... Expect driver to be very very tired.
Maybe it's a warning.
Just like the alien radio beacon in Alien.
Then you need one of these: So Bloody Cute: Baby Alien Chestburster Costume [Cosplay]
OMG, Hardison! I love him. That is all.
I like this take on the stick figure family.
The whole-family stickers just seem like bait for "oh, yeah, I know your family" lies, especially when they have names.
You just know some of those families are the same ones that never let their kids out of the house alone.
Oh, Anne. Now I have to have that. Hee.
I need one of a stick figure human and a whole bunch of stick figure cats.
As much as I dislike the stick figure family trend, I did get a kick out of one that showed dad, mom, two kids (one of each, I think), and four cats.
