Fake ones, that is. Twice in two days now I’ve seen cars with fake bullet hole stickers across the back. One was a slightly dented Nissan Sentra, and the other was an old Ford Galaxie. I’m reasonably sure they weren’t real, because the holes were identical and there were no indentations in the metal. So is there some purpose to the stickers that’s escaped me? And if there is, do I even want to know?
Bringing Video to Phoenix Metblogs
alison Is there a chance that more authors are needed? I can’t seem to comment on the previous posts with the...
chuckreynolds Glad to see Clintus reaching out and helping promote Phx – honestly never heard of MetBlogs...
Clintus Thanks everyone!
frazgo cool vid. I spent some time in Phx. I worked at the now long gone Park Central Mall, lived at 52nd/Thomas and...
Burns! Awesome! Welcome to MetBlogs. Looking forward to more videos about Phoenix.
Gangsta Chic! :P
Hi! The bullet hole stickers are the new “thing” now. I do not care for it…but my daughter says its cool to have your car look like a bullet riddled gansta car!