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TlalocW

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30. This is one from the Sheldon comics store

Reply to DainBramaged (Original post)

Sun Feb 10, 2013, 09:23 PM

Feb 2013

Gramps and Arthur the Duck saw in a Sunday strip.

The image.

The comic.

http://www.sheldoncomics.com/archive/070923.html

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I've come to the conclusion stick figure families are the 'baby on board' decal of this generation [View all] DainBramaged Feb 2013 OP

I understand the stick families; I don't get the memorial decals; hedgehog Feb 2013 #1

The baby on board signs were annoying. But I love the sticker you showed. Funny. n-t Logical Feb 2013 #2

i dont think they do it for you. ive found its more of a kitschy type of thing tbat families do loli phabay Feb 2013 #3

Grumpy! CurtEastPoint Feb 2013 #4

LOL Skittles Feb 2013 #23

I love this one... CurtEastPoint Feb 2013 #5

LOL...I just drove about a 60-mile stretch of the interstate earlier today, bullwinkle428 Feb 2013 #6

After season 4 of Dexter, I will never put those on my car. Initech Feb 2013 #7

This Tree-Hugger Feb 2013 #19

Heh the Trinity Killer might be the most bizarre villain ever created. Initech Feb 2013 #20

Very true and John Lithogow was phenomenal nt Tree-Hugger Feb 2013 #21

Yeah that was a very well played and very memorable role. Initech Feb 2013 #33

Yes, that's what I think, too union_maid Feb 2013 #26

I saw that episode. LAGC Feb 2013 #24

My brother has Star Wars. xmas74 Feb 2013 #8

yep DainBramaged Feb 2013 #9

That's it xmas74 Feb 2013 #17

I'm seeing this more and more DJ13 Feb 2013 #10

One of my kids wants me to get those gollygee Feb 2013 #11

Yep... Fumesucker Feb 2013 #12

Like my "Able brothers": Hardley, Barely, and Un (It's their nickname for themselves) SharonAnn Feb 2013 #14

I KNOW that family!!!! No really I do, benld74 Feb 2013 #16

Who wants to announce to every potential creep in the tblue37 Feb 2013 #13

that is my thought, as well--have not seen the divorce one yet. wayyyy too much information niyad Feb 2013 #15

I have seen it done two ways. One shows the whole tblue37 Feb 2013 #32

I saw one of those a few days back. DollarBillHines Feb 2013 #28

... ScreamingMeemie Feb 2013 #18

Doesn't bother me. Tien1985 Feb 2013 #22

I hate them! PasadenaTrudy Feb 2013 #25

Stay Classy Toots n/t sharp_stick Feb 2013 #27

Really? I'm a breeder and I've yet to see stickers on the back of my car... ScreamingMeemie Feb 2013 #29

Breeders?... one_voice Feb 2013 #34

Like your parents, for starters. nt Dreamer Tatum Feb 2013 #38

This is one from the Sheldon comics store TlalocW Feb 2013 #30

I don't know. It still beats Calvin and Hobbes urinating on a Ford n/t RZM Feb 2013 #31

The 'baby on board' signs were useful. ManiacJoe Feb 2013 #35

That was the late 80's early 90's DainBramaged Feb 2013 #36

I have a neighbor that actually has a Baby On Board sign in their car Fumesucker Feb 2013 #37

I am sure that is what the purchasers thought they meant. ManiacJoe Feb 2013 #39

I find them somewhat annoying Terra Alta Feb 2013 #40

Where I live there are two indicators of Fundies in my Red county DainBramaged Feb 2013 #41

I hate those stupid "baby on board!" decals - especially when the person driving the car Dash87 Feb 2013 #42

That one was parodied as "victim in trunk" Lydia Leftcoast Feb 2013 #43