Honk if You’re Laughing: More Hysterical Bumper Stickers

They say blood is thicker than water. If this person gets their way, though, then the scale of thickness would look a little like this: water<blood<yogurt<jam<Gatorade.

While we don't share the sentiment, we can respect it. Our only question would be how will it get out of the bottle? Maybe with a spoon?

You tail this car, you get trolled. That's just one in a long line of unwritten rules you learn on the road. You know, just like how a driver fully deserves corporal punishment for trying to park in a space you were just about to back into.

This windshield decal is here to educate the children and we are 100% behind it. In fact, where can we get one?

We're curious if anyone honked at this driver, but you know, honked in sympathy, not in a hey-jerk-stick-to-your-own-lane kind of way.

What kind of beef does this person have with Helen Keller? And why does that beef continue decades after that poor yet inspirational woman is long dead? Maybe it's not THAT Helen Keller. Maybe it's a different one. Maybe she was a bully in high school. Helen is a classic name for a bully after all.

Alcohol has its perks. It can make you more open, more friendly, more confident, and even more fluent in a second language if you speak one! It will wreak havoc on your mathematical skills, though.

Get any and all alcohol out of the equation (see? we can have fun with math too) before any math contest or test you're preparing for.

Newsflash — cool is a state of mind. It's not something you can just have and then lose. Whatever cool factor you think you no longer possess is still in there somewhere.

What is cool anyway? Just a relative term like pretty much anything! We bet your middle school self would think you are pretty darn cool just for owning a car and being able to drive it, have you thought of that?

You know what? This bumper sticker got our attention. Who knows? Maybe this driver really does have awesome opinions. We really haven't been seeing many of those lately.

So we did the hard work for you and actually tried typing www.websiteyouwillnevergoto.org into the address line. You know what we found? Nothing. We feel betrayed.

Don't get us wrong, we are all for supporting search and rescue. It's just that we — in our small, narrow-minded way — were thinking of some of the more conventional ways to do it. You know, like volunteering or raising funds.

Apparently, we needed to think outside of the box and go exploring the unmarked trails of some godforsaken forest. Thank you for bringing that option to our attention!

We didn't know there were stickers on the Batmobile... Somehow, we don't think it's very effective. Like, isn't being discrete (and cool) Batman's whole schtick?

What's the point in having a bumper sticker with a theme song? The criminals in Gotham city are going to pick it up and get away in no time! Looks like peeling a sticker off was just added to Alfred's to-do list. Come on, Bruce, that old man has enough on his plate as it is.

We appreciate this driver's self humor — not anybody could ridicule their own car like that. We do wonder, though, what kind of beef do people have with Prius cars?

Yeah, they may not be the Batmobile, but don't they do everything that a car is expected to do? Don't they have regular wheels, or seats, or a gas tank, or feelings? Well, maybe not feelings, but surely the other stuff is enough?

Passive aggression. The very foundation of how we as humans cope with things we hate yet are forced to exist around. It's pure poetry.

Just look at this sticker perfectly embodying the bitterness of having to commute alongside inconsiderate drivers day in and day out. It's so poignant. So sophisticated. It needs a Pulitzer.

We're confused. Why would anyone get mad when there's a slice of cheesecake involved? Or any piece of any cake, for that matter? Let alone, turn it into something you say when you're unbelievably angry but the kids are listening?

Fork. Fudge. Shirt. Shift. These are all great alternatives for when you need to express some rage but can't use foul language. Though, if you ask us, those PG choices just don't have the same effect.

If you ask us, math is overrated. In fact, we will go as far as saying that it is the most overrated class that the school system has to offer. We all literally have calculators in our pockets, what's wrong with outsourcing some number crunching into that little device?

As long as the car that ends up with this sticker is driven safely, we couldn't care less about the driver's math skills.

This could be an updated version of the classic Kick Me sign every school bully has tried at least once. Once we're older, though, we have more things to possess, and therefore the trolling opportunities present themselves in various different ways.

We bet the trolls who put this less-than-tasteful sticker on the back of this police car are some neighborhood brats who will, hopefully, soon get a taste of their own medicine.

This sticker is pretty sweet. We wonder if it was ever used the way it was intended to. Do you think that a cop ever really pulled this car over and saw this little joke?

If so, we hope the driver didn't do anything too serious and that the sticker put the officer in enough of a good mood to not write them a ticket.

Getting played by a person is one thing, but getting played by a windshield decal is a whole other thing. Like, people having humor is okay, but inanimate objects that make you feel stupid? Well, that's just brutal.

We hope you are reading this using a phone or a tablet so you can turn the device around instead of tilting your head. Now we'll see who's laughing at who.

While many of the bumper stickers we see on the road are designed to glorify the vehicle and whatever driver is behind the wheel, this person right here is calling things by their actual name.

The car isn't the best, nor is its garage neighbor, but this driver isn't into sugar coating things, let alone their car.

Soccer moms and their minivans are their own staple by now. But what about a nice dad-mobile? We hardly hear about hose anymore. This is why we were so happy to see this windshield decal.

We're right behind you dad! Wherever you walk, you have our full support. And if you ever need anyone to have a beer with, just let us know.

People can find love in the real world too, you know. It doesn't have to be all apps and mutual friends. Just look up and you might find the very creature that will stir something deep in your heart. And that creature might not even be human...

Take this driver for example. He found love in Area 51 and will proudly flaunt it on the back of his car! We wonder what got in between the couple. Maybe the wife became homesick and decided to head back to her home planet.

Looks like someone is having a sale. A hit for a punch! Sounds like a pretty good deal. If you're looking for a fight, that is.

While we were never on the market for such services, we can definitely think about a few places where this might work — dark alleyways, late nights around sketchy bars, and outside stadiums after big sporting events. We can smell the business opportunities already.

Ah, the honor student complex. That must be one of the most common ways life can hit you in the face. The illusion that if you get high grades in school it somehow means something about you as a person or about the kind of success you will find later in life. What a cute lie.

It's only when we get older that we realize that life is random and that standardized tests are an outdated hoax. At least by the time we get it, we are old enough to have a bumper sticker that encapsulates this experience.

Do you ever walk around this world feeling like no one really understands you? That seems like quite a universal experience.

Some people manage to channel it into crafting works of art, some just go about their day waiting for that feeling to end, and some just laugh at the whole thing and put a bumper sticker on their car to make others feel better. We're not saying it's working, but we also aren't saying it's not.

Sure, most people can read, but the question is — DO they? Think a little and you'll see that the answer is no. They don't.

Take group chats for example — you made plans to meet at a certain place at a certain time, and still, way too many people will ask for the address you literally posted half an hour ago. And then they will get to the venue half an hour late because they didn't read the time right. Ugh. Bitter? Us? No way.

Oh, Brandon, it's always the same with you, isn't it? The whole family is standing at the door, hair done, ties tied, shoes shined, and all ready to go and Brandon is nowhere near being ready.

He still has to pick out a shirt, change his socks and kiss his goldfish goodbye. We have no idea how his girlfriend puts up with it. Next time, we're leaving without you, dude.

Well, yes, it could be a typo. That F possibly was meant to be a K. And then mass-produced and sold with that error without anyone noticing.

And maybe, just maybe, the guy who bought it and put it on his car didn't realize there was a typo there and just wanted to proudly flaunt his love for milk and cookies, as one should. Maybe. But also, maybe not.

AT&T, man. You either love them or hate them. And the person in that truck definitely isn't on the loving side. We can't blame them for it, though. We wouldn't be very cheery about anyone who stole $685 from us either.

Our only hope is that this driver got their money back (though it's more likely that they didn't) and that they were able to help others avoid a similar fate.

Keeping your distance is a rule to live by. Keep your distance from processed foods. Keep your distance from toxic people. Keep your distance from hungry lions. See? It's just good sense!

That same sense applies to your daily commute as well, and this bumper sticker is a fantastic reminder. Just stay back and you're good. You can hug whoever it is once you're both out of your respective cars.

There are people who wear their heart on their sleeve and people who wear it on the back of their car. Just like the person who slapped this sticker on the back of their Subaru.

Apparently, their heart is rainbow-colored and lacks some driving skills. And while we have nothing to say against the rainbow nation, we believe a couple of hours with a driving instructor could take care of the other issue.

Okay, don't tell us, we can figure this out. The beginning and middle are pretty clear — this person loves something. And it looks like that something is... doing horseback handstands?

Equestrian gymnastics? That's a thing, right? Maybe not an Olympic sport yet, but we have a feeling it's about to become one pretty soon.

As inhabitants of planet earth, this sticker makes us question everything we thought we knew about human nature. To us, it seems like everybody is constantly obsessed with living forever and never getting old.

Could we have been living in a lie? Should we be canceling all future facials and stop wearing sunscreen? Because honestly, embracing the idea on that bumper sticker sounds like a wonderful way to save money.

Getting personal, are we? We wonder what amount of honks and obnoxious drivers this person had to encounter to get that decal for the back of their car.

We also wonder how other people on the road react to it. Like, our first reaction was to question this driver's Freudian tendencies, but that's just us.

Breaking wind. Tooting. Passing gas. It's one of the lowest forms of humor, and in spite of that (or maybe thanks to that,) it still works. This bumper decal is one proof of that fact.

Also standing with it in the shallow-but-working humor line are knock-knock jokes, banana peels, and the Three Stooges.

Sitting down and focusing on one thing for long stretches of time can be difficult even if you haven't been diagnosed with a significantly short attention span. That's why we hope the person driving this car doesn't go on rides that last longer than ten minutes.

If they do, though, we hope they get to meet some squirrels along the way.

Okay so this is not a bumper sticker, but this spare wheel cover was just too good to ignore. Feel free to move on to the next page if you find our inclusion offensive.

The inhabitants of this car (presumably a father-daughter duo from Virginia) have zero problems. At least judging by their vehicle. In other life areas, though, your guess is as good as ours.

There are many reasons to maintain distance from the car in front of you. Being safe should be enough but this driver thought it wouldn't hurt to list a few more.

We are troubled by one thing though — who drives a stick nowadays? Haven't stick shifts become obsolete by now? We have cars that can literally drive themselves, how are stick shifts even a thing anymore?

Some experiences of human existence can make you want to give up on mankind altogether. The morning commute can be one of them. This bumper sticker is here to remind us of the silver lining.

No matter how terribly uncultured some of our fellow humans seem to be, there is at least a tiny bit of culture you can count on them to have.

This one might need some introduction in case you aren't familiar with Tenacious D and their iconic song "Tribute". Tenacious D is a two-member band created by Jack Black and Kyle Gass, and "Tribute" is their greatest hit. It is also one of the funniest songs on the planet.

The sticker paraphrases lyrics from the single and you'll have to YouTube the song to get the full effect. Trust us, it's worth it.

Sure, people rarely change their minds after seeing an especially poignant bumper sticker, but has it ever occurred to you that this is not what they're for?

The way we see it, bumper stickers are simply made to help people wear their own opinions on their proverbial sleeves. Well, that and give people something to read when they're stuck in traffic.

This car must belong to the body inhabiting the reincarnated soul of Plato. It's just that no one majors in philosophy these days so he had to contract his teachings into one bumper sticker and hope for the best.

While these are all important questions, we do have a couple more to add. Like, does time even exist? Or, if money is essentially numbers displayed on a bank computer, aren't we all slaves to machines already?

Cats are unlike any other pet. Their stereotypical personality traits usually come down to mean jerks who think of you as nothing more than the hairless ape who fills their food bowl. The cat living in this driver's house is anything but stereotypical.

Since she refuses to stay medicated, the owner thought they should warn others about her for good measure. The only question still unanswered is how does she operate a gun with no opposable thumbs?

Stupid people are here to stay. They are a force of nature, designed to help us appreciate the fact that we have evolved while other humans were left behind in terms of evolution.

This bumper sticker, though, is here to remind us that once we are done appreciating our superior intelligence, there is a way to make the stupid a little more tolerable.

Driving a Mercedes can make a person feel like he or she is better than those who aren't driving one, and in some cases that might be true. Well, financially speaking, anyway.

The level of sophistication required to create a bumper sticker that automatically burns anyone looking at it is unparalleled.

Imagine driving back home, dreaming about the moment you can just plop on the couch and do something comforting. You start debating on what kind of thing that might be — having some tea, meditating, reading.

Then a car passes you by and you see that sticker on the back. A godsend. You have made up your mind. You honk with gratitude.

We control our own destiny. Or, at least, that's what all those self-help books keep saying. Still, sometimes we can't help but let our day get destroyed by a random idiot crossing out path.

This little bumper sticker is a good reminder that we have to live with a random idiot every once in a while, but those idiots have to live with themselves all the time. And that's way sadder.

As adults, we often have to do things we don't want to do. Things like going to work, cleaning the house, paying the bills, and driving a huge machine on the road every day. All the while we would much rather be lying in bed, drinking with friends, or, like this driver, just going line dancing.

This bumper sticker belongs to someone who is not afraid to call things by their name. We appreciate.

There is so much you can learn about a person just by looking at the back of their car. Take this driver for example. We know he is from Boulder, Colorado, and that he isn't into his ex-wife anymore but is very much into Michael Cera.

We also know he has a daughter and that he is a self-proclaimed bad driver. It is practically a full biography in the form of a motor vehicle.

Texting and driving don't go together. Unless the place you are trying to go to is your untimely demise. That is pretty much the message summed up in this sticker right here.

Our only concern is that the writing is so small that any driver trying to squint in order to read it could be just as distracted as someone texting behind the wheel.

Oh, how we love this sweet little decal. Just look at it; so sweet, so innocent, so wholesome. It must be protected at all costs.

You know what? We love fishing too. In fact, we would very much like to join you on your next fishing trip. We will even cover the drinks.

Anyone who has ever watched Pokemon knows Pikachu. The lovable electric creature has the cutest face and a voice to match, which is exactly what makes this sticker so funny.

Although the placement is a bit puzzling, to be honest. Don't you get angry at lane-changers who are positioned in front of you? How would they see that sticker on the back?

Oh dear, where do we start? Should we address the obvious huge decal smack down in the middle of the back windshield? Or maybe we should first talk about the license plate that gives Maine some dubious reputation?

How about we draw attention to the bumper sticker on the right suggesting that this car has been in places you don't want it to have been? You know what? Your call.

Was this bumper sticker put there as a practical joke or just the actions of someone who has zero problems sharing personal information with the world?

Either way, you have to hand it to the guy for keeping it on. Only someone truly secure of his masculinity could carry the weight of such a sticker on his back.

How do you spot a soccer-mom car? Easily, with the stick-figure family splayed on one of the windows.

And how do you spot a soccer-dad car? Easily, with this t-rex devouring the family of stick-figures splayed on one of the windows.

You have to be careful around a car that has children in it. You don't want to accidentally harm those precious souls. But you should also bear in mind that they can be not so precious and harm you.

Now, what kind of harm can a nine-year-old kid cause anyway? Well, if you park too close, you'll see that the child can be pretty skilled with a key.

There are a few things we can learn about this Jeep owner based on the art on the back of their Jeep. First, they are fans of Monsters Inc. Second, they are proud Americans.

We do wonder though, how do you America? Maybe it involves feeding apple pie to your bald eagle while singing the national anthem.

Well, that's one way to let others know that there are kids in this car. Sure, there are more, but are they even half as fun?

This parent could have opted for the regular stick-figure families we see everywhere, but then how would other commuters know what kind of fresh hell is expecting them if they happen to hit the vehicle?

Traffic, road rage, and irresponsible drivers are more than enough to put a damper on your daily commute. But every once in a while, you'll spot a dog sticking its head out the window, enjoying the ride with its tongue hanging out, and your day becomes instantly brighter. Such is the case with this car and the pooch it drives around.

But what happens when the windows are closed, you ask? Well, when there is no wind to enjoy, this cocker spaniel enjoys creating nose art on the glass, which, coincidentally also makes everyone's day a little brighter.

We wonder where this lady took her stats from. Is it like a 23andMe situation? Do you just send a DNA sample to a remote lab somewhere and get the results a few weeks later?

Do they also test how much of a person is sarcastic? Or annoying? Or likely to stick the information on their car for everyone to see?

The world is full of misconceptions of what it means to be a real man. You know, like being into sports, monster trucks, and a teeny tiny emotional range. Simple.

This sticker, however, changes the game, stating that real men simply die in cars with no airbags. If only we knew sooner. Honestly, though, to be a real man you just need to be a man with a tangible body. There. Done.

People who cant drive shouldn't be driving. This thing should go without saying but somehow, some people need to have everything spelled out to them. And even then, they might need a little extra help.

Dude, if you can't drive, you just don't. What you don't do, is get a gigantic truck and splat your inadequacy all over the back of it.

What kind of Texan has this person met to have gotten that sticker? We bet there is an interesting story behind this one.

Maybe the proverbial Texan stole this driver's sweetheart and galloped toward the sunset never to be seen again?

We learn something new every day. All we have to do is look around us and just absorb the life lessons that come our way. Apparently, those lessons can even be taught by a decrepit bumper sticker.

We are not sure whose brain came up with that quote but we hope this modern-day Confucius has more pearls of wisdom to offer.

We would like to express our gratitude to any person involved in making two of the stickers we have in this collection. This world wouldn't be the same without your sense of innovation.

Making sure jerk drivers don't reproduce should be at the top of anyone's priority. Also, letting jerk drivers know when they are being jerks even without an operating horn is more important than we realize.

Remember that scene in "The Office" when Dwight and Jim set up an impromptu birthday party for Kelly? Remember the sad gray balloons and the black-and-white sign that literally says "IT IS YOUR BIRTHDAY."?

This bumper sticker is giving us the same vibe. Somehow, though, we're the opposite of mad.

Isn't the Batmobile black? Because we can't think of any other car that might need jet fuel to operate. Maybe Batman decided to get it painted and rent it out for joyrides.

Either that or the driver is simply exaggerating. Though, what are the odds of that, really? We'll go with the Batman thing.

Dad humor has become an unbelievably prominent genre in comedy. From being used as a tool to unintentionally embarrass your kids, it somehow circled around in irony into an acceptable form of entertainment.

This brings us to this decal found on the back of what must be the truck of a very proud father and some embarrassed offspring.

Los Angeles is full of people trying to make it in show business, which is the toughest business there is. A tiny pinch of them will actually live their dream, while the rest will eventually give in to other career choices. We will let you figure out which one is the woman driving this Mercedes.

Hopefully, she has a plan B for life. We recommend gardening. We hear it's good for mental health, plus you get to grow your own produce so the partially starving part is sorted.

Ladies, picture this: you are out and about running your errands on a hot summer day, craving nothing more than a can of cold beer, and then you come across a nice police officer riding this little wagon.  Ah! Salvation!

We just wonder what happens if any guys around are getting a little thirsty. Could there be a different police vehicle driving around helping them out?

Road safety is no joke. This is why lots of people have a black box installed in their car, designed to monitor safety factors like seatbelts, brake systems, and yes, speed too.

This driver seems to like going on a wild joyride every once in a while but knows better than putting others in danger. At least he's being a good sport about it.

This sticker brings up more questions than answers. What is the problem with toilet paper rolls? What happens to them if left in a car overnight? Do they hold secret TP meetings trying to take over the world?

Also, Why is it important that other people on the road know about it? Your guess is as good as ours.

What we see here, ladies and gentlemen is a conflict of interests. On one hand, we have a display of a person's faith in the form of one of the Ten Commandments.

On the other, we have some words that any kindergarten teacher would be horrified to hear. This collage of human experiences all cramped into a little sticker is awe-inspiring.

Some people are just so oblivious of how they come across. In their minds, they are being the best version of themselves. To anyone looking from a different perspective, however, things couldn't seem more different. That is clearly the case with the owner of this car.

This guy knows he's not a godsend to mankind and is not afraid to acknowledge it. Somehow, putting it out there makes him look kinder than what the sticker paints him to be.

This bumper sticker comes to us from Germany, and for those of you who don't speak the language (or can't guess), let us translate. The inscription here reads "Official sponsor of the finance minister".

Anyone who drives the German minister of finance must be making unbelievable amounts of cash. We wonder if the minister has ever thought of trading his chair for the driver's seat.

Someone in Utah has a slightly different set of preferences than the rest of mankind and is dumb enough to make it public knowledge.

We have to ask, though — if safety comes third, what comes first and second? Our money is on speed and a loud sound system.

"Student Driver," the new horror movie starring an obscure actor is coming to theaters near you this summer. Looks like a smashing hit. A smashing hit and run.

We just hope that the poor Honda survives this. Hollywood producers can be so reckless with stunt cars sometimes.

There are so many quotes out there. Inspiring ones, motivating ones, thought-provoking ones, you name it. We wonder why this person chose to decorate his car with a depressing one.

Though "something" is a pretty comfortable word. Can that something be sitting on the couch and eating ice cream?

There are so many initiatives designed to make recycling fun — depositing bottles and clothing swap parties are just the tip of the iceberg. Still, if there is one thing you need to sell an agenda, no matter which one, there is only one thing you can turn to — making whoopee.

This clever bumper sticker would have people thinking that those who take care of the world are having more fun. With any luck, it might inspire others to do the same.

This might be a little overwhelming at first. There are so many bumper stickers on this car it's easy to just give up on reading them altogether. We brought this picture, though, thanks to one sticker, and one only. Can you guess which?

Among all the empowering, socially sensitive messages here, lies a single red sticker with the words "Think. It's not illegal yet." There are more than a few hoods we'd be happy to stick this on.

This person wants everyone to know that he or she is definitely not vegan. Fine. But that doesn't clear much up.

There are so many diets and nutritional regimens to choose from — keto, paleo, intermittent fasting, low fat, high carb, and just plain gluten or lactose intolerance. So which is it? We simply have to know. Except we kinda don't.

This person has some very clear messages to slap on the back of their Cadillac. First — politics is bad and it's only a matter of time until anyone involved in it starts to reek of it.

Second — the only one who has a good taste in music is the human driving this car. This cowboy must be fun at parties.

Nothing like good old-fashioned road rage to inspire a bumper sticker that is both cheeky and to the point.

The driver must have been fed up with all the honking coming in stereo and figured that a little message on the back bumper couldn't hurt. We wonder if it helped.