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Ranger Pro funny saying decals (15)

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Most of these are words alone, drawn as banners for the bottom of a rear window. Beauty Is in the Eye of the Beer Holder saves its joke for the last two words, Lefties Are in Their Right Mind steps across three lines in fat seventies capitals, and Greek God swaps its E's for sigmas and its O for a theta. Bad Cop, No Donut sets a thin script over heavy block letters.

Two designs start from the wheelchair symbol. That's How I Roll pairs a seated figure with a ponytail and a line in casual handwriting, and the Wheelchair Rifleman keeps the round head and open wheel while both arms hold a rifle aimed up and to the right. Team Aspie is two words in an even, hand-drawn line, for anyone who uses that name for themselves.

Drink Local is two words in a loose marker hand, Mexican Pride sits in heavy blackletter, and Beer? puts a bear with a full rack of antlers over a slab-serif question. This Side Up copies the arrow from a moving box, I Love Vampires leads with a solid heart, and =D is the old keyboard grin.

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About Ranger Pro funny saying decals

Which Ranger Pro saying decal works on your beer fridge?

Beer? puts a bear with a full rack of deer antlers over a chunky slab-serif question, and Beauty Is in the Eye of the Beer Holder runs as a two-line banner. Drink Local is two words in a loose marker hand. Any hard, smooth surface takes them, a fridge door included.

Is the Ranger Pro That's How I Roll decal meant for your wheelchair van?

It is drawn for a wheelchair user. A wheelchair figure with a ponytail flicking out behind the head sits at the left, and the words run beside it in rounded, casual handwriting. It is drawn long, so it fits along the bottom of a rear window.

Can you read the Ranger Pro Greek God decal as English?

Yes. It spells Greek God in tall serif capitals, with a twist: both E's are drawn as the Greek sigma, and the O is a theta with its bar across the middle. From a distance you read the two words, and the swapped letters reward a closer look.

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