Boycott France?

chadmiller    says:

Quele une idiote.

The more I think about it, the more I think it's all a plot by French citizens to keep people like this away. I went to Paris nearly three years ago, at the peak of France-bashing, and I can say that it was my most enjoyable trip so far, in that I didn't see one American moron to feel ashamed of.
Posted 48 months ago. ( permalink )

queued    says:

omg....

This is your second car shot in a couple of weeks. It's really disgusting to see this radical mindset. It's a complete shock to see this lack of tolerance; but I guess that's the difference between a melting pot society and multiculturalist one.
Posted 48 months ago. ( permalink )

EthanRahe [deleted] says:

What is this world coming to? An American Flag on a car...how shameful it is to be proud of one's country. And France, who wouldn't want to visit a country full of cowards? Thanks for these great car shots J, they really help keep us abreast of all those Macon "radicals". Maybe we should be more tolerant of free speech, eh que? Oh, but I guess that would only be necessary when it jives with your own worldview.
Posted 48 months ago. ( permalink )

queued    says:

I'm fine with people having their own opinion; but it's this blatant showing off and preaching to others that bothers me.


As for free speech, here's mine.
Christians could use a little evolution.
Posted 48 months ago. ( permalink )

chadmiller    says:

I guess Ethan taught us that it's okay to do anything, no matter how stupid, as long as one is courageous about it.
Posted 48 months ago. ( permalink )

CatsFive    says:

Ahhh, good ol' Bibb county. Speaking as a Canadian that lived in Fulton County (just a bit 404 on down from 770 and the Big Chicken), I'd be more than happy to take credit for Boy's "Christian's Could Use a Little Evolution" idea... it was a bumper sticker I made (and sold all over Alanta) back in 1996. I remember one time, sitting at a light in Cobb County, watching in my rear view mirror as a guy leaned forward to read the sticker, then "oooooohh!!!!", you could just see him get SO angry! For a second I honestly thought I was going to get shot. LOL
Posted 48 months ago. ( permalink )

the Rested Traveler    says:

The only thing missing from this photo is a bright yellow "Choose Life" license plate, but that would require the vehicle to be registered in Florida, South Carolina, or some other state that offers such a thing.

Such a display as this very much puts me in mind of a 17-year-old that is completely enveloped by their "teen spirit" and enthusiasm for their high school football team. Their focus at that age is so narrow when the rest of the world outside of the walls of their school realizes that there are far greater opportunities (some would call them problems) in the world.
Posted 48 months ago. ( permalink )

bigtruck says:

Finally someone who is actually showing off and preaching to everyone about how bad France is. I'm having an anti-france convention feb 5th at the telus convention center in calgary. Our supporters from all over western canada and north western united states will be attending -- you should too.

The risk of France using baguette war fare is becoming far to risky. Action must be taken. Together we can put an end to innocent frogs being put to death for their scrumptious legs, and inflate global wine prices by killing off the french wine market.
Posted 48 months ago. ( permalink )

minimum    says:

Now that your little hootenanny has presuumably wrapped up, would you care to explain what "baguette warfare" is? Google turned up nothing, unless you count

"More books from Kids Can Press include Monsieur Suguette and his Baguette by Frank Ash ($14.95). A baguette is a long, hard French style of bread and, with it, Monsieur Suguette solves all sorts of problems as he makes his way home. He rescues a cat from a tree, subdues an alligator, and lends it to a bandleader, among other good deeds. Any early reader will be delighted with this one."

jhary    says:

I would posit: fighting with bread. French bread. Not sure M. Suguette knows either.
Posted 47 months ago. ( permalink )

minimum    says:

Aha! That is what I had thought!
Posted 47 months ago. ( permalink )

CatsFive    says:

You guys are hilarious.

I could probably remove this guy's soul just with some adhesive sticker remover from "Pep Boys."
Posted 47 months ago. ( permalink )

jhary    says:

It was a woman. ;-)
Posted 47 months ago. ( permalink )

queued    says:

Oh, I was meaning to tell you. I saw this old cadillac with tones of christian bumper stickers this week. My favorites were "My boss is a Jewish carpenter" and a vanity Alberta license plate stating "REPENT".
Posted 47 months ago. ( permalink )

jhary    says:

You guys have christians in Canada, too? There goes the country. ;-) I like the cars with schools of jesusfish on them: usually one for each member of the family. Too cute. I'll try to get a picture.
Posted 47 months ago. ( permalink )

jhary    says:

Perhaps this is apropos?
Posted 46 months ago. ( permalink )

jadawin50 says:

even more dumb and hilarious here...
www.flickr.com/photos/sebatl/94361548/
Posted 24 months ago. ( permalink )