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Delbort says:
I used to work in a plywood mill out in the middle of the woods of rural Louisiana. I had a bumper sticker on my beat up pickup and the other sticker on my work trike. People would ask about Gin & Tacos and I told them it was the breakfast of champions, which is not technically false.
I sold the truck to a Trump supporter and he drives it to this day. If you're ever in rural Louisiana, you might see an old green Ford with a G&T bumper sticker next to a Trump '16.
And that, my friends, is The Rest of the Story.
Net Denizen says:
I'll have you know Gin & Tacos cost Al Gore the presidency in 2000! Damn Gin & Tacos voters splitting the liberal vote!
mago says:
I dunno. Unless you've got the endorsement of some 20th century cosmic monster I'm not buying.
S M McBean says:
Mothra's a regular here!
democommie says:
Send one to Rick Bayless.
Emerson Dameron says:
When I lived in Athens, Not Greece, I did some work for a local music promotion company that had a sponsorship deal with Pabst. They had a lot of logo-adorned stickers lying around, one of which I rather stupidly affixed to my car. It led to at least two awkward conversations with the local police. Word of caution.
Yes, there is such a thing as Pabst Red Ribbon. No, I don't recommend drinking it.
Bessemer Mucho says:
Here in the northeast, you often see cars with a sticker that says
"This car climbed Mt. Washington", referring to a high point in
New Hampshire with an auto road running to the top. But then I
saw one that said "This car climbed Mt. Everest, & my kid can beat
up your honor student". Sometimes I am afraid to leave the house.
democommie says:
I've walk uo Mt. Washington 4 or 5 times (only summiting twice, due to seriously dangerous weather). A friend drove his jeep up once with me and his two kids. It wound up costing about 2k to repair his vehicle after the transmission cooler line blew and sucked anti-freeze into his tranny.
RosiesDad says:
We're waiting on the new 2020 batch. 2016 is so over.