Six Word Saturday and an auto draws my gaze once again. Saw this in a parking lot and it filled my head with questions. Which nonsense are we talking about? Was the lettering a key part of why the person bought the car? (registration papers in window) I wonder how we can stop the nonsense…
From your perspective, which nonsense must be stopped? Please share your thoughts in the comment space below.
This post is part of 6 Word Saturday.
¡Olé! -Rebecca
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Oh, too many to list. Each country and culture has its own
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What nonsense would you like to see end in your own country?
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Corrupt politicians trying to delay the election. 😰
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That’s very troubling nonsense. I’m not a fan of delaying elections or denying their results.
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Exactly! The current illegal government wants to stay in power because the election results will throw then out.
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My condolences. That’s some nonsense!
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Very much so. I hope we do get elections at proper time
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Yes….all nonsense must be stopped. If the driver is a real viking I will agree to what ever nonsense needs stopping
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A real viking, what a fun way to put it. You follow the viking charge wherever it goes? 😉
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It’s the sort of car many a British republican might be driving around in today. Am I a Republican? No. Am I a Monarchist? No. But at the moment, much as I’d hate to be a member of the Royal Family, despite their wealth, I think an unelected head of state is the best-of-a-bad-lot system.
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That’s a perspective we don’t hear often in the States. Which advantages do you like most about it? Unelected meaning a parliamentary or monarchy system?
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My thoughts are largely formed by seeing the disadvantage of having a presidential type figure – as in France, where I used to live – who can never have everyone’s approval, and who in any case ought to be too busy to fulfil the largely social obligations undertaken by our Royal Family. Our better royals have been catalysts for improving outcomes in causes (non-political) that they care about. They can bring a great deal of clout and change to charities they care about. There’s a big case for our Royal family being slimmed down and simplified, much as many European royal families have been. But many of our friends in France saw much to value in a system where party politics simply didn’t come into the mix. Nothing’s perfect, but I’d prefer to see our monarchy reformed, rather than abolished
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I think I know what you mean. The incessant popularity contests and political party intrigues can be very damaging to a country. I think the hybrid in Britain with royals as figureheads to go to events and a PM for policy is good in theory. But recent politics on the PM side have not gone well. Sorry for the political mayhem, we have our own of course, as you know.
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Political nonsense seems in vogue worldwide at the moment, unfortunately.
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Quite in fashion. Perhaps we can distribute the bumper stickers! Ha ha.
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Is it a little bit ironic that we can’t make sense of a “stop the nonsense” sticker?
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Hee hee, hit it on the head, Wynne!
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Honestly, all the nonsense with the politics and state of affairs in our country. 🙄
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Love the emoji and thanks for your honesty.
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Who knows, but your post made me laugh! 🙏🏻
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Thanks, Michele! Glad it made you laugh. 🙂
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👍🏻
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The only nonsense he should stop
is stop driving that car without the number plate 🤦🏻♂️
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Yes, tsk tsk. 😂 The driver has 30 days to get the official license here… They can decide to change the message at any time, however.
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🤭
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And the nonsense to the person who put it on the car could be sense to the new owner, and they don’t even know! Maggie
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Oh, Maggie, that’s so perfect! You’re so right.
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You come across quite a lot of interesting car-rears, Rebecca! I’m beginning to wonder: Do you spend your days in parking lots? I’m already looking forward to your next discovery!
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Thanks, Britta. I wish we had light rail in our town. It would be so convenient! I see most while I’m shuttling Eagle from school by car, so they get the photo credit. Who knows what I’ll see next. Thanks for your comments!
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Where to start?
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Nowadays that could include many people/groups. Here in NZ it’s election year, so that sign is quite relevant.
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Oh goodness, tell me you have campaign spending reform. We sure don’t.
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Funny but is one allowed to drive a vehicle without a number plate 🤔
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That nonsense can’t last long.
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I’m with MarisTravels: Where to start?
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Well, I think our human “we’re better than all the other creatures” but we’re the ones destroying our planet is a good bit of nonsense to stop.
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Indeed!!!
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Wars, but this is such a vague statement. The message does make you contemplate especially when bored sitting in traffic. Like you, it’s hard not to check out car rears when stationed behind a kilometre of cars. Stickers can be tell-tale signs of exactly what the owner is like. Remember those stickers with stick figures depicting family members and what each member enjoyed? They were on so many cars – sheeple (hope I’m not offending anyone!).
I usually remove any stickers from a recently bought car.
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Thanks, Nila. Wars are certainly nonsense. My favorite car stick figures were the Star Wars themed ones. I prefer used cars to new, and I prefer to keep my opinions inside the vehicle. 😉
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Ha, ha, exactly! I also prefer to keep my opinions inside the vehicle. 😉
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I wonder if they took off the ‘stop the’ part when they realized that the ‘nonsense’ never ends.
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Or, sold the car! Thanks, Sheri.
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The political nonsense that is dumbing down the US — the refusal of so many to recognize the humanity of all people, the banning of books for all because “I don’t want my child to be exposed to any ideas but my own” mentality, the high dollar value society puts on unimportant things and unimportant professions (such as sports) . . . .
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Yes, Janet. Lots and lots of nonsense to stop!
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disenfranchising other people
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Yes, that’s some real nonsense that we must stop.
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