My Family

There’s a growing trend in rear window art. It’s the biggest thing since Baby on Board signs. Only these are telling you not just about the baby but every other member of the family - including the cat and dog.

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They’re called My Family stickers and they need to come with a warning: “May Cause Road Rage”. Or “Will Incite Anger”. Because people are going nuts about these little white labels.

For every person proudly adding the adhesive version of their dog, cat or sibling to their back windscreen, there’s another one angrily waving their fist in objection. Or joining the Facebook hate page. Yep, those tiny stickers have divided the nation.

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  • Dana says:

    02:36pm | 02/11/11

    I have one that my boyfriend made up: “Watch out for the idiot behind me” —- Never had any road rage because of it in the year I have had it, I think it’s funny and original. Read more »

  • braunman says:

    12:35pm | 01/11/11

    Now that IS a smart one Anne! There’s a similar one I heard of that was supposed to be written in Latin. If you speak Latin it’s supposed to say “You are both very well educated, and far too close”. Read more »

 

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