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Top 10 Liberal Bumper Stickers of October 2010

Nov 3rd, 2010
by The Sticker.
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The following are the ten most popular bumper sticker designs sold by Irregular Times during the month of October 2010: 1. I Support President Barack Obama bumper sticker 2. Peace, Earth, Love, Obama bumper sticker 3. Red White and Blue Obama oval sticker 4. Earth O Barack Obama bumper sticker 5. Republicans are idiots, liars, [...]

The 9 Most Popular Political Bumper Stickers for Fall 2010

Sep 3rd, 2010
by The Sticker.
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Heading into fall of 2010, these are the nine political bumper stickers from our extensive progressive collection that have attracted the most recent traffic online: Jesus Would Heal the Sick Bumper Sticker Frederick Douglass on Injustice and Silence Obama 2012 Bumper Sticker Frederick Douglass on Rebellion Trust No Man … John Adams Quotation Sticker Older [...]

Most Popular Bumper Stickers, November 2009

Nov 29th, 2009
by The Sticker.
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We offer many thousands of sticker designs we for sale, covering political and social issues ranging from gay marriage to members of Congress to religious heresy and right back down to this lingering question we have: is “Bingo” the farmer or the dog? Because we offer so many thousands of possibilities, the choices that people [...]

Bumper Sticker Shopping Through ThisNext

Jul 29th, 2008
by The Sticker.
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Writing a blog article on ThisNext actually is more difficult, because it doesn’t allow the use of html. A blog article with no links? How useless is that?

The Whole Kaboodle On Bumper Stickers

Jul 20th, 2008
by The Sticker.
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I’ve spend a little bit of time this afternoon exploring the bumper stickers that are already listed on the Kaboodle system, and adding a few more of my own. I find that I appreciate the way that the system allows me to categorize bumper stickers into lists and sub-sections. Is this capitalist system inherently anti-progressive, or can it be legitimately turned into a medium for progressive activation of previously apathetic citizens?