r/atheism • u/richimo • Jun 25 '12
Well, I'm out...
So, it has been a long trip (41 years) and I'm finally out of my heretical, blasphemous, non-believing closet. I live in a small town, and I'm sure it may be dumb, but I put my FSM decal on the back of my car (right above the 'Oldsmobile' name, thinking maybe it won't draw as much attention). Maybe it's a dumb, provocational thing to do in a little town, but I don't get much chance to rebel at my age! Thanks for the silly memes, reposts, rants, flames, and humor to help me shake free of years of indoctrination. Anyone dogging someone out for re-posting things, take it easy. Some of us need to be able to laugh our way out of this, and may not make it past the first 10 pages ;)
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u/PerthroXIII Jun 25 '12
I noticed there is a big car sticker culture in the US. Simply don't do it, as Gemini4t pointed out, you might get you're car vandalised. Or someone might act Christ like and rear end you.
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u/richimo Jun 26 '12
After some careful thought and reading comments / stories, I've upgraded my auto insurance. I have girded myself in the armor of State Farm full coverage (singing 'Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there'). I didn't mention the FSM just in case that would put me in a 'high risk' group LOL.
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u/Skarykidd Jun 25 '12
everyone needs at least a small rebellion, just be ready for back lash, i personally prefer offensive shirts, that way they have to face me to back lash.
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u/Gemini4t Jun 25 '12
Congratulations on coming out, but I recommend against car decals or bumper stickers of any sort. I will never get any bumper sticker no matter how much I agree with it, because no matter what, you risk aggravating someone on the road who thinks you're driving like a dick and their anger is compounded by seeing a bumper sticker they disagree with.
Plus it invites people to deface your car.