Neighborhood signs

[Reloader]

The wife and I drove around our neighborhood this afternoon looking for political yard signs. Very very few were to be found. Back in '08, Obama/Biden signs were everywhere and the few McCain/Palin ones usually got stolen after a period as mine were. They were taken on Halloween nite. What a great lesson to teach your kids while taking them trick or treating.
With in a 4 block radius of our home we found a total of 3 Obummer signs and 2 for Romney/Ryan. I take this as a very good sign that people are figuring out whats going on in our nation with the current bunch in the White house. And Madison is one of the most liberal spots in the state of Wisconsin. I'm thinking of putting up a sign that states this neighborhood supports Romney/Ryan and Tommy Thompson just to see what would happen. Not in my yard but at the entrance to my hood. There is a piece of land doesn't have any homes next to it so it wouldn't look like a particular home owner put it up.
Hows it looking where you live?

 

[Hunner]

None in the neighborhood! NObody is for NObody or don't want to tell. I did see several Support the NRA signs though!

 

[alrock]

I live in a pretty conservative area so I only see Romney signs on the lawns near me.

 

[3Hummers]

Very few signs or bumper stickers in my area this election.

 

[06 H3]

It has been pretty even where I live. Where I work, I have seen about 90/10 in favor of "obama 2012" stickers on cars. As much as I wanna say something about how the change we have isnt good, I just bite my tongue. Its not worth wasting my breath. The 10% that support romney are usually in trucks that have some other stickers too, some I have seen are: NRA stickers, socialism is a great idea until you run out of other peoples money stickers, and I miss reagan stickers too lol

I avoid putting political bumper stickers on squeaky, especially in CA.

 

[Expendable]

I avoid putting political bumper stickers on squeaky, especially in CA.

I do my best to avoid speaking politics in CA.

 

[f5moab]

Other than local elections' signs, the only political sticker I see is on the back of my H3.

 

[Pappibri]

Not a whole lot of Obama signs around here.. Course, with my towns history that is not surprising. See quite a few Romney signs though.. For the last 6 months there has been a Obama has to go stand set up at various locations in town...:thumbs:

 

[cbetts]

I have been shocked to see more Romney signs than Obummer around the South Bay. There are a lot of aerospace workers here though.

 

[06 H3]

I do my best to avoid speaking politics in CA.

Lol great meeting you the other day. Sorry we didn't talk much as I was late but yea especially with your H1 your already a target

 

[twinmill28]

There's freaking signs everywhere around here. Really getting tired of the clutter along the road ways; we have alot of woodsy areas all over, who wants to see that trash blocking up the scenery---especially given that nobody is going to come back and remove it.
My wife and I were also talking about signs around the neighborhood yesterday---I could really care less who you're supporting, what's the point in putting them out in front of your house?

 

[Neo]

lots of local/county signs , one Romney sign and no obummer signs ... the romney sign is on the ranch where we get the logs delivered . have seen a few bumper stickers half dozen for Romney and 2 for the Tool in the whitehouse ...

 

[Hunner]

 

[erdlen65]

I live just outside of Pittsburgh and in my area is mostly Romney signs, but my office borders one of the lowest income parts of Pittsburgh (east liberty) which is pretty much all section 8 housing (the city is trying to "revitalize" and move that out of the area) and down here is plasterd with Obama signs and stickers. I guess we have to hope for a cold rainy Election Day to keep them all inside there free houses.

 

[3Hummers]

I am surprised that the Dems haven't changed the election laws to let them phone in their votes on their free Obama phones.

 

[Expendable]

Lol great meeting you the other day. Sorry we didn't talk much as I was late but yea especially with your H1 your already a target

It was nice meeting you as well. and no worries I'm sure we will be at a run that we both attend in the future. I know someone in Santa Clarita with a H1 that wants to go to Rowher Flats once my truck is ready to go to off road.

 

[BW_Hummer H3]

All I ever see around my town is Romney signs, but then again I do live in Texas....

 

[kflips]

I have a sign that says

9-9-9 -- you betcha

screws with folks heads

 

[Silverton34]

You can have some great fun printing off some of these.

 

[cgalpha08]

You can have some great fun printing off some of these.

Haha yes!!!!

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[Gunner_45]

Stolen from Yahoo News:
As happened in the previous three elections, when I put a Republican presidential candidate sign on my property, it's vandalized.

I've learned that a way to reduce that vandalism is to line the edges of the sign with Vaseline,
making its destruction a gooey, messy proposition. Sometimes vandals stop in mid-destruction,
and I come home in the evening to a sign someone started to destroy but then stopped because their hands became a mess.
Since I clearly am making someone very upset, I of course decided that I need far more than one sign
so I can get my point across even more clearly. I have asked for more signs, made more signs,
and gotten more from neighbors.

I am filling my yard. And lining them all with Vaseline.

— John Iekel, Falls Church, Va., in an email to Yahoo News

 

[ArtHummer]

That's a good idea.

Better yet... use the automotive grease, it is much harder to get it of you

 

[3Hummers]

Something with a nasty smell like gear oil maybe....