2010 Reviewed in Bumper Stickers - There's No Better Way to Say It!

I thought I would take a ride back in time and look at 2010 according to some popular bumper stickers. It's been an interesting year environmentally, economically, politically and for our celebrities.

Here's a walk down memory lane 2010.

January 19, 2010, Scott Brown Breaks a Democratic Stronghold in Massachusetts, and the Senate.

Michelle Obama Kicks off Her Fight Against Childhood Obesity February 20th.

Joe Biden Drops the F-Bomb Adding Class to the White House on March 23rd.

Gulf Oil Spill started April 20th.

Jan Brewer Signed Arizona's Immigration Bill into Law on April 23rd.

Times Square Terror Attack Averted May 1st:

Lindsay Lohan Arrested June 9th.

NY Mosque Debate Begins in July and Hits the Streets in August.

Tiger Woods got Divorced on August 23.

Christine O'Donnell runs for Delaware Senate Seat and Her Wicca Video Breaks in Sept.

Obama proclaims the Democratic shellacking on November 3rd.

Bernie Madoff's Son Commits Suicide December 11th.

All bumper stickers from Zazzle.com

And that is a wrap for 2010.

How about you, how was 2010?

Comments

Charlie's Church of Christ said…

well done that was great!

2010 was an unforgettable year - the birth of your first child will do that. Overall a good year.

December 27, 2010 at 9:55 AM

Marcia McLean MacInnis said…

Very clever, David. Thanks for the recap.

December 27, 2010 at 12:59 PM

Tracy said…

I found the one comparing banning spoons as effective as banning guns both funny and memorable. Also appreciated the Times Square comment on Bush's effectiveness.

December 28, 2010 at 8:42 PM

David-FireAndGrace said…

Thanks all for commenting. My favorites were OOPS and Yes Wiccan.

December 28, 2010 at 8:48 PM

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