| Tagging
We're
cooling out on the idea of tagging. Put stickers up on gas pumps
or other appropriate places. Read this
letter from a farmer who needs his SUV to haul his gear.
Please look at the Scary
Letters To Us section before you think about engaging
the nuts who drive SUVs. They tend to be on the aggressive side
of things. OK? Really think about it. Tag a gas station
pump or a stop sign before you go after an SUV.
We've
already heard enough scary stories and received enough scary letters
to lead us to suggest that you skip tagging.
Guerrillastickers.com
will not be liable for your hospital bills or lawsuits. Be aware
that the owners of SUVs and Fatmobiles tend to be violent,
gun-owning Republicans.
If
you absolutely must tag, please be careful. If
you must tag, skip the smaller SUVs, and stick to the monster trucks:
Hummers, Expeditions, Excursions. If you tag frequently, buy a cell
phone and be ready to dial 911 as you do your work. You don't have
to sign up for cell phone service--any cell phone will dial into
the 911 system.
Tagging
is easiest from a bike. Bikes can elude cars if there's a chase.
Just head overland, or the wrong way down a one-way street. SUV
drivers are reluctant to drive overland even though television ads
for SUVs would make you think that's what they're built for.
If
you get caught, be cool. Just say, "Oh my! Gracious me! I thought
this was Joey Spampanato's SUV!" Then tear off the sticker.
"Sorry! We have sort of a bumper-sticker war, and his SUV looks
just like yours!" Be friendly. If you're talking to a male,
call him "Sir." This often confuses intellectual lightweights,
leaving you an exit window. Apologize profusely, and leave. Do
not get in a fight.
If
you tag with a moving vehicle as your base, like a car, make sure
your license number is unlisted. In other words, if some nut gets
your license number make
sure the nut can't get your home address. Check with your state
motor vehicle department about local laws concerning the availability
of home addresses for those who submit license plate numbers.
Do
not get in a car chase.
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