How To Find A Car Decal Sticker

I used to be pretty cautious about bumper stickers, but I've gotten pretty excited about them in recent times. Having the right car decal sticker can make you really stick out. At first, I was not really all about car decal stickers. I did not want people to look at my car and make snap judgments about who I was, or what I was interested in. Even political bumper stickers did not appeal to me although I am very political. I'd rather discuss my politics one on one than have someone read it off the back of my car. Then, I started to notice some of the more interesting car stickers.

 I think the most interesting car decal sticker that I ever saw was one that said “if you are not enraged, you're not paying attention”. What I liked so much about this car decal sticker was that, although it didn't specifically refer to anything, you could tell what it was about. Our country was so out of whack that simply to talk about the need to be enraged marked someone as an opponent of Bush. This made me start to think about the possibilities of car decal stickers. I had trite before, but now I realized that they could really influence the way that people think. Even a rear window flag, when properly placed, can make a difference. In a culture as driven by cars as ours is, having the right car decal sticker makes all the difference.

Of course, there are funny car decal stickers too. A car decal sticker, it must be remembered, does not have to be serious. For example, one of my favorite car decal stickers has a Jesus fish with legs. It says “Darwin”. Although this makes a political point, it does it in a light and humorous way. It is not heavy handed, and even if you don't agree with its message you can't help but laugh at its delivery.

Seeing a car decal sticker like that always brightens my day. It makes me realize that I should look around at the humor about me instead of being so serious about things all the time. Maybe I am more susceptible to car decal stickers than most people are, but I don't think so. I suspect that everyone, whether they notice it or not, is affected by the messages around them. It is just a matter of broadcasting the right messages!