First, is this a Utah thing, to have a sticker of your family members on your vehicle? I don't remember seeing this in such abundance in Michigan and Texas, but maybe there just weren't as many stickers per vehicle.
Second, this is the second time I've seen one with the Dad, um, scratched off, or maybe accidentally removed, but it does make one wonder.
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My neighbor has one with the Dad removed (they have a Dad, he picks them up 3 times a week).. but ironically the dog is still on the car but they don't have a dog.
I've only seen this in Utah. I want to get one for my car. A dad, a mom, a few kids, another mom, a few more kids, and even another mom, and a few more kids. How do you think that would go over? I hope it's accidentally that the dad is missing. If not, that's pretty sick that the mom has kept only her man's head!
It's a Utah thing...
I would like to get a couple of dads, me and no kids. Wonder how that would go over?
It is very prominent in AK as well, so sorry to disappoint you all, but I don't think it is just a Utah thing.
I don't know how to get my name on here except to say,
Love Jen!
Does it say, "I'm proud to have a family,"? Still, that doesn't bother me as much as people posting on FB, "I'm proud to be a Christian." or "How many Christians can we find on FB?" Those I just don't understand at all. Are they proud of God or proud of themselves? How can you be proud of something given to you? The exclusive/prideful part is like an oxymoron to being Christ like... I think other people seeing these bumper stickers or FB posts are not as impressed as the people who want to show others.
I have seen a few of them here in Washington State. The stickers just don't tend to appear on thehigh end luxuory cars that so many people around here have.
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