The rear door, windshield, bumper, and even license plates are ideal for displaying statements and symbols that reveal a lot about the person(s) occupying the vehicle ahead. Seems like we use our means of travel to advertise ourselves and give others a glimpse into our private busy lives on the go using stickers. See if this isn't true by the list below.
- the number and sexes of family members by the stick figures pasted on the back windshield, sometimes to include dogs and cats
- what their kid(s) first names are and what they play--sports or instruments, and if they are among the chosen few Principal's pets
- a diaper baby on board
- who they love...whether it be husband, wife, girlfriend, neighbor, or Rottweiler
- an environmentalist or the guy's a real "hunter-gatherer" bringing home the venison, fish, and fowl
- retired or hired (company /State parking sticker in the left-hand corner widshield)
- what college their money is still going to
- a Smith & Wesson...Browning (pink-white) on board
- where they want to stay weird
- what they would rather be doing than driving the car that's in front of you
- all the places they've been...where they hang-out
- a peacenik or a soldier
- their passion and cause summed up in a color-coded ribbon
- a wicken or a warrior
- what radio stations they listen to on the way to work
- professed patriotism in the form of flags and red/white/blue slogans
- the college/professional team they devoutly watch weekends
- viewpoints expressed on cleverly worded bumper stickers and political party they vote
- either presently organic or just ran a marathon
- somewhat fishy and those sporting walking fish that Christians tend to closely tailgate

