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Feeling a bit mischievous today...

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Feeling a bit mischievous today... so I fired up the vinyl cutter and made this decal for the liftgate on my pickup cap. Maybe people will get the idea and not tailgate so close... :cool:

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Hope it doesn't have the opposite effect. Folks may ride closer trying to figure it out.:D Nice quality job!
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So many pedestrians, so little time!!:D
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You should put little "X" or slash (like the no smoking signs) om them. Then maybe they will understand.
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you should have one which shows crunched car/truck noses.
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Ned B_CNY wrote:you should have one which shows crunched car/truck noses.
I thought about adding one of those, I may still...
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tom_k/mo wrote:I thought about adding one of those, I may still...
Add count marks under each one IIIII IIIII IIIII II etc.
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JPG40504 wrote:Add count marks under each one IIIII IIIII IIIII II etc.


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