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Yurune
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Red circle, red diagonal line across it with the words THIEW PHUUYING.
Also spotted, same design across the words SEX TOURS.
Start of a campaign?...or did some bloke test print a pair and I got lucky and saw them both?
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Attractive Thai Girls
Posted on: 3:05 am on Aug. 6, 2005
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thaiprivateeye
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begs the question - where did you se them ?? -
on an ATM alongside some old 'when you're away TPE' stickers perhaps ?
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Bangkok Women : Meet Sensual Bangkok Women
Posted on: 3:33 am on Aug. 6, 2005
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Brocher
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Quote: from thaiprivateeye on 8:45 pm on Aug. 6, 2005
begs the question - where did you se them ?? -
on an ATM alongside some old 'when you're away TPE' stickers perhaps ?
Errr, they were bumper stickers so one can assume they were on a vehicle, no?
Cheerio
PS: Fender (USA) = Bumper (Rest Of The World)
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Thai Girls : Meet Sexy Thai Girls
Posted on: 5:54 am on Aug. 6, 2005
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Triyclops
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Quote: from Brocher on 11:06 am on Aug. 6, 2005
Quote: from thaiprivateeye on 8:45 pm on Aug. 6, 2005
begs the question - where did you se them ?? -
on an ATM alongside some old 'when you're away TPE' stickers perhaps ?
Errr, they were bumper stickers so one can assume they were on a vehicle, no?
Cheerio
PS: Fender (USA) = Bumper (Rest Of The World)
It was not mentioned if these "bumper stickers" were actually stuck on a bumper!!! 
Perhapse that is why the question was asked "begs the question - where did you se them ?? " to clarify the matter... 
TC
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Sexy Bangkok Girls
Posted on: 6:50 am on Aug. 6, 2005
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expatchuck
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Quote: from Brocher on 6:06 pm on Aug. 6, 2005
Quote: from thaiprivateeye on 8:45 pm on Aug. 6, 2005
begs the question - where did you se them ?? -
on an ATM alongside some old 'when you're away TPE' stickers perhaps ?
Errr, they were bumper stickers so one can assume they were on a vehicle, no?
Cheerio
PS: Fender (USA) = Bumper (Rest Of The World)
Since I have been accused of being pedantic, whatever that is, I must address your post above.
In the USA, a "fender" is that part of the car that covers the wheels and keeps the mud off the windshield (windscreen)
Also in the USA, a "bumper" is that part of a car in the front and back that is designed to make the first contact with any vehicle with which one might bump into, thus the name "bumper".
I don't know why they call a "fender" a "fender".
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Attractive Thai Girls
Posted on: 6:57 am on Aug. 6, 2005
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Thin White Duke
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Yurune bro,
I saw a great bumper sticker on a bumper of an automobile. Downtown LA, being driven by a caucasion female, early 30's with dirty hair.
"If you're going to ride my ass, at least pull my hair."
Love it to death.
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Bangkok Women : Meet Beautiful Thai Girls
Posted on: 9:28 am on Aug. 6, 2005
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Evil Penivel
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Quote: from expatchuck on 8:09 am on Aug. 6, 2005
I don't know why they call a "fender" a "fender".
Because they "fend off" mud, stones, other objects. The term fender pre-dates the automobile by many, many years. It was a general term for protective shielding that at one time was applied to locomotive, streetcars and even ships. It was apparently once a term for what we'd now call a fireplace screen.
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Attractive Thai Girls
Posted on: 9:16 am on Aug. 8, 2005
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Brocher
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The cost to print just a couple of bumper stickers would be rather expensive (per sticker) I'll wager. Aren't the costs for printin' these things all front loaded? So it's likely you'll come across a few more in yer travels.
Cheerio
PS: Could be wrong but I reckon automobiles pre-date streetcars, locomotives etc. Dunno 'bout ships n' fireplace screens though!
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Posted on: 6:11 am on Aug. 9, 2005
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expatchuck
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Quote: from Evil Penivel on 9:28 pm on Aug. 8, 2005
Quote: from expatchuck on 8:09 am on Aug. 6, 2005
I don't know why they call a "fender" a "fender".
Because they "fend off" mud, stones, other objects. The term fender pre-dates the automobile by many, many years. It was a general term for protective shielding that at one time was applied to locomotive, streetcars and even ships. It was apparently once a term for what we'd now call a fireplace screen.
Thanks, Evil:
I knew somebody would take the time to Google it and give me an answer. Now I have more useless information filling my even more useless brain.
Wanna start a fight with somebody today?
Edit it:
I just read Brocher's post about Automobiles pre-dating streetcars, locomotives and conestoga wagons and he is WRONG!
How about it Mr. Brocher. Wanna fight about which came first...the chicken or the automobile?
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Posted on: 11:26 pm on Aug. 9, 2005
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Yurune
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They were on the the tailgate of a vechicle proceeding west down Petchburi Road.
Hope that clarifies.
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Attractive Thai Girls
Posted on: 11:45 pm on Aug. 13, 2005
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