My SIL had it right when she said that she hoped anyone seeing her “baby on board” would forgive her for being over caffeinated and underslept, as well as turning around, looking for sippy cups in the wheel well, and thus prone to making stupid decisions on the road. She was wishful that people would give her an extra wide berth, not for the baby, but to save themselves. |
I heard those signs can become projectile weapons in the car in a crash and decapitate people.
I don't think putting the word bitch on your car is that wise. Your car represents you everywhere you go, in every setting. While funny with your friends, will it be funny to your job? To traffic court? To your grandmother? |
I saw one in the parking lot of the Merrifield Garden Center in Fairfax last month that said “Twins up in this b*tch.” I agree that it’s low class and trashy. |
How come I only see them on vehicles driven by people who have traveled no further than Ocean City, Maryland in their entire lives. |
I think it's clever if it means she's still pregnant. |
Virginia |
I saw one in Rockville. Also had a pink fuzzy steering wheel. I prefer stickers without curse words or content not fit for kids. I have kids but that has always just been my style. It says "no class" to me. |
do you know this personally? Maybe they dont know what salt life meant |
Mclean, and Fairfax AKA me If you see the sticker on 495 or 66 it is me Honk your horn |
what I think is so funny about all this, the person who says they dont want their kid to read the sign
1. your kid is in the back seat sis, how can they see the front? 2. at the age where kids are sitting in the front, I know for sure they have heard your curse 3. funny when they read the sign "mommy what is b!tch?" |
this |
When the heck was the last time you sat in the back seat? Do you not have multiple lane roads where you live? |
It's spelled Douche. |
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Let’s be real The kids are on their phone or tablet they aren’t looking outside windows |