How about a Protein Power Lifeplan design for our bumpers/windows?

A sampling:

No High Fructose Corn Syrup (red circle with banned slash)

(The next one’s not for the faint of heart….)

I said NO SUGAR you, f*****g idiot! (illustrated with retro man & coffee cup)

Sugar is a white powder (illustrated with spoon)

Sugar is Evil

Sugar Free

Pixy Stiks are good until your pancreas explodes.

No Carbs, Sugar Sucks!

And this one that blew my mind …

I have room for another small sticker or two on my Suburu wagon mom-mobile, but hubby has a new little Fit (that’s a car, not a tantrum) so no stickers for him until he gets it scratched or dented probably (Cafe Press had no caspase or apoptosis stickers, darn).

Cheers,
Anna (whose behind driving statements already say Powered by Raw Milk & Buy Local, Know Your Farmer)

Hi Anna–

Thanks for all the effort.

My favorite is the Sugar is Evil one.  I may order several.

Cheers–

MRE 

I saw a bumper sticker the other day that said something to the effect of:

“I’m a patriot who defends his country against his government.”

But I think I’ll look for a “It’s the sugar, stupid” sticker .

Anna

Hi Anna–

We have Netflix, so I’ll get MD to put MI-5 on the list.  We have three movies right now that have been sitting by the DVD player for so long that I’ve forgotten what they are.  We watch so few movies that it probably costs us $50 apiece.

We’ll probably watch even fewer now because MD got me the complete Inspector Morse for Christmas.  I’ve already seen them all at one time or another, but now that I have them all in pristine condition (I watched some of them on VHS), I plan on working my way through the whole shebang.

If there are no It’s the sugar, stupid bumper stickers, perhaps we should print them.

Cheers–

MRE 

If that doesn’t work, you may wish to go to the sidebar list on the left and find MSNBC, then click on commentator Keith Olbermann. His comment is “a Special Comment on the President’s Address. His comments are vitriolic, but at least I don’t feel so alone in my opinions.

Best wishes, Marilyn

Got it.

Thanks, Marilyn 

Hi Marilyn–

I clicked on the link but was taken to the home page of  the site, which I looked through, but couldn’t find the video you recommended.

Best–

MRE 

Hi Neil–

Precisely.  Especially the latter.  The unemployment elected officials worry about the most is their own.

Cheers–

MRE 

My husband was British and he lived in London during the IRA bombings when he was a student. Even he was taken aback at how much is videoed all over the UK in the name of security.

Anna

Hi Anna–

Sounds like a great show.  I have BBC America, but I generally watch it only for their news coverage.  I’ll see if I can find MI-5 (which, for those who don’t know, is the British equivalent to the FBI).

Thanks for the tip.

MRE 

What can ye do eh ?

Thanks much.

Big winds in the UK today.. and i don’t mean my arse..really. Back home in 11 days

Hi Simon–

Here’s one that hasn’t been removed yet.  Hope you can get it.

Best–

MRE 

I’ve found that everything I need for a week-long trip can be contained in my carry-on suitcase and/or my backpack. At least I always know where my luggage is and security is reasonably quick that way.

Hi Patricia–

I try to do the same.  Now with everyone checking because they can’t take their shaving cream, toothpaste, etc. the mob at the baggage claim area is a nightmare.

Cheers–

MRE 

Hi Deridra–

I thought of that after I had turned to snap the photo as I was heading to the baggage check area, which is outside at the Santa Barbara airport.  But a security guy was right there watching and he didn’t say a word.

Cheers–

MRE 

My daughter? She says she will never step foot on another commercial plane.

Cindy

Hi Cindy–

Most of the time I have no choice, so I fly.  Unless I can drive in a reasonable amount of time.  I’m not all that worried about security, I just hate the hassle.

Cheers–

MRE