One of the many bumper stickers in the campaign referred to a notorious rapist-killer who had recently terrorized Los Angeles.
That's the slogan an email from O'Neal refers to, a phrase that's become popular in some circles on bumper stickers and other merchandise.
"Phil Garcia was good at drawing things to convince the guys at Livonia Bumper that the shapes could really be built," Mr. Porter said, referring to a metal-forming plant.
In the first few weeks participants like Paramore and Rodrigo y Gabriela have seen their album sales rise after exposure in the ads, sometimes referred to as bumpers.
"I'm amazed," Mr. Kubert said, referring to this bumper crop.
It was released on March 9 , 2012 and involves the player controlling a bumper in order to prevent an image of musician Kanye West's head from entering a circle of increasing size, referred to as his "zone".
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] Your bumper-sticker cover referring to Bill Clinton, "If it's true, go" (January 31st), shows an abysmal lack of understanding of what is going on here in America.
It is common to see a bumper sticker that reads "Ithaca Is Gorges," referring to the many waterfalls and gorges that carve up the landscape and to the region's overall beauty.
This refers to Dominican bus drivers' practice of painting their front bumpers in beautiful decorator colors.
"It was a bumper year for them out there" in the countryside, said Jorge H. Forteza, a regional vice president for Booz Allen & Hamilton here, referring to wheat, soy and meat producers.
