Damn kids - get away from my car!

[Kber]

On Tuesday night, TNA writer Lonnie Affrime spotted the Straight Talk Express in the parking lot of an Embassy Suites in Boca Raton, FL. He noticed an unusual decal on the back of Sen. John McCain’s whip and, as any good American would do, took a few pictures.

It is unknown as of now who placed the bumper sticker on the Straight Talk Express. We must not rule out the possibility that McCain slapped the decal on, himself, rather than pollute his famed bus’s maverick image with one of his own utterly uninspiring bumper stickers. The only other option is that there are Obama supporters in Boca — and that just sounds ridiculous.

http://www.thenewargument.com/?p=239

[tekisui]

1. HA!

[Eurobabe]

2. Good one

:thumbsup:

[bunkerbuster1]

3. For the record, if it was indeed an Obama supporter who did it

that's wrong.

Vandalism is always wrong.

[tekisui]

4. Vandalism? A sticker is vandalism?

[bunkerbuster1]

5. A mild form, but yeah.

You have to ask yourself how you'd feel if it was your vehicle. I don't want some asshole slapping a McStain sticker on my car.

I'm all about fighting dirty, the Chicago way, they send one of yours to the hospital, you send one of theirs to the morgue and all that, but for the record, we can't be on board with overt acts of vandalism. This one qualifies, methinks.

Now if it were a magnetic sticker...

[Ganja Ninja]

6. Oh heaven forfend!

:wow:

[chelsea0011]

7. But McCain is all for a little humor in campaigning. He said it.