I only allow one bumper sticker at a time on my car and it must be a vinyl sticker (easy to remove).

Never had one on any of my cars.

In this neighborhood, few people put up lawn signs either. The only thing in our neighborhood is the school, so the school and it's events are the only thing keeping us all together. I think most folks prefer to assume that we are all alike, even though we probably divide perfectly between Ds and Rs.

That way you can pull them off easily and they don't leave a mark

I had magnetic Obama and Kaine bumperstickers.

since 2002 and it is still working. The one bumpersticker that got me into trouble was the one that said, "If you don't like abortion, don't have one."

I have a Bruce Lee spinning as a DJ on mine.

you can remove it in order to prevent your car from being assaulted

I'm not sure it really existed. Maybe it was just apocryphal. I have seen the "My kid can beat up your honor roll student." That's guaranteed to annoy someone, so it's also good.

So sue me.

Other than that, I'd rather not have one.

Saw that back in the 90's thought it was hilarious

how sad. I hate it when mean crazy people ruin a perfectly good joke.

Bumprr stickers. I don't get the need for them. I think they're all tacky.

While I sit on the porch sipping mai tais. It's wonderful, dahling!

You pay the help enough to have a car?

Old sport, have you never heard of Hondurans?

They peel paint on newer cars. I will get a magnet one if it's something cool, but they are so easy to steal I'd be pissed if I lost $10 bucks like that.

And no political stickers. Especially with Trump around. These people are fucking nuts.

Get the gink off, if you do it right it wont harm the paint at all.

People are just too pissed off these days and tires and windows are expensive.

although I was tempted to put a Carolina Mom on it when my youngest son was at UNC - Chapel Hill.

We see a lot of college stickers around here.

My husband and I actually saw a Trump sticker the other day. Made us both want to puke.

Mostly it's Hillary or Bernie stickers in our oasis of blue in Chapel Hill.

I've never had any problems.

Bumper stickers are a uniquely American thing. And they are really quite clever because they have to encompass a completed thought as well as a concept with as few words as possible. It really can be an artform.

I like to read other people's bumper stickers. Some of he funniest things I've read are on them.

... because the Camry's bumpers were made out of some matte black substance that wouldn't "stick." I got my Accord in time for Obama to run and had a nice collection of 8 Obama bumper stickers, including the classic one by Fairey indicating we had won.

But a year ago the entire back bumper and left rear door were taken out by a small steam roller, so now I have no bumper stickers. The insurance company said they normally wouldn't have repaired an almost 10 year old car, but it has low mileage so now it looks brand new.

I am contemplating moving to a more conservative town, so have not replaced any of them. (Yet.) However, just today I sent away for some Window Cling stickers.

consider "wearing" any, put them inside the rear window.

I don't like to advertise much. I did see a good one for my state recently that I would consider getting (I do have a small collection gathered over decades and sill unused) it said:

"Montana is FULL! I hear North Dakota is nice."

I'm looking to get one whether I put it in my window or not.

and a Ready for Hillary sticker up until a few months ago. This election cycle is bringing out the crazies and I had several strangers make rude comments about my choices.

Honestly, its surprising i wasnt pulled over every five seconds.

A small one on the Escape and a slightly larger one on the Expedition. Centered on the back windows.

Classy and low-key.

... "IF I PASSED YOU ON YOUR RIGHT, YOU'RE AN IDIOT"

I might get that one since it is one of my most pronounced pet peeves.

I have had some political ones in the past (I had one in 2004 that was a "W" with the red circle and diagonal cross bar over it), but my area is really too red to take the risk now - especially with the vitriol that seems to drip from the pores on the other side these days.

Even one. Ever. Ugly. Ick! Ptooey!!

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Didn't know there were DU stickers. Might get one for the laptop.

Everytime I see one I commit myself to voting for the candidate whose name is on the sticker. Of course it only works until I see another bumper sticker with a different candidate's name on it. Or a yard sign.

I even remove the dealer stickers.

but I would never do it

just didn't want everyone who saw my car to know I was a Democrat. So even though I now live in New Mexico, and see lots of Bernie stickers here, I'm still not very likely to put one on my car. And it's a shame, too, because I do have a nice collection of Bernie stickers I've gotten from donating to his campaign.

However back during the Bush II era, I'd get bumper stickers made at Makestickers.com. I've forgotten most of them, but my personal favorite was He wasn't elected on 9/11 either.

I only once had someone react negatively to any of my stickers. I'd carry extras in the glove box, and if someone admired what I had, I'd offer to give them one of what I had. I believe people always took one.

... Political stickers really depends on area and how far you travel. I've lived in some red areas where I wouldn't want to deal with repercussions.

Bumper stickers in general I like simply so that I can find my mom van in a sea of similar looking mom vans.

I live in the mountains of Tn. It doesn't get more religious or conservative than around here. I would give it a week before my car would be vandalized. Especially with this election cycle. I literally have never seen anything like this election ever. It's kind of exciting because it's so electric, but scary at the same time.

Unlike the old days. Bumper stickers can be kind of fun.

one for "no Pebble Mine," and one for "Inletkeeper - Clean Water, Healthy Salmon."

Most of those ideas are pretty popular around here, so I've had no vandalism.

It's a little difficult to explain in a few seconds to someone who has never heard of Gondwanaland.

If that's how you feel, why don't you go back to Gondwanaland where you and your fellow homo sapiens belong!!!11!!

Always thought that was Pangea. 😀

But other than that, I don't think I've ever been a bumper sticker man. I like to keep my car clean.

I used to have a "spay/neuter" magnetic sticker, but I forgot to remove it when I went through the car wash!!! Duh!!!

I think cars are for driving. I don't much like vanity plates either.

Over here the political ones tend to be the rabid right UKIP supporters who want to leave. However I don't want to know if they've visited the Lions of Longleat or whether their other car is a porsche.