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Gee,I dunno, but that looks more like a photoshop to me than a bumper sticker. The lettering does not follow the contour of the reverse on the trunk. As well the background should not be fully square for the same reason.
I took two photos on my iPhone yesterday at a restaurant parking lot. If I knew how to blur out the license plate, I would have taken the photos of the entire rear end of the car. I don’t know how to Photoshop. These photos are straight up as they appeared on the car – which had an out of state tag.
Gee, I dunno. Where did you get your rocket science degree? Moveon.org?
He can tell from the pixels, and from having seen quite a few ‘shops in his time.
Really? He seemed convinced it was something to do with the shape of the trunk of the car
Please expand upon your pixel theory. I would really like to hear your explanation.
NOT A PHOTOSHOP!
I wasn’t there so I don’t know, but this doesn’t look like a Photoshop job at all, the back of the car is just flat. I think you’re confusing the slight shadowing on the top with a contour. Either way, these bumper stickers certainly exist, I’ve seen them. They’re generally used by people who think everything violates the constitution even though they themselves have never read it.
Well, if these bumper stickers do not exist, they should.
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Fighting over a great bumper sticker while Obama institutes the Dream Act without Congress voting for it. Smart. Real Smart.