Heh. Photo kind of says it all.......Romney bumper sticker on a Rolls.

[yellowcanine]

Not just any Rolls either but one with a vanity plate saying "My Rolls"

[iemitsu]

1. that car needs a few finger prints from commoners.

[yellowcanine]

3. "Finger Prints" or maybe something a little more lasting?

[iemitsu]

16. sure, i was trying to think of something

funny and not too incriminating but i had to leave for work so settled for the dumb comment.
its one shiny car.

[Scuba]

2. Driving a Rolls with a vanity plate is evidence of infantile penis syndrome.

[yellowcanine]

4. I would be embarrassed to have a car with "My Rolls" as a vanity plate.

[CTyankee]

5. Anybody with real class would not do that, for sure!

[iemitsu]

17. maybe the "my rolls" plate

would be ok on an old pinto.

[Xyzse]

6. Can't be photoshop could it?

That doesn't look fake, but "My Rolls" on a Royce plus a Romney sticker at the front just seems so tacky.
I also don't see placing any sort of bumper sticker on a work of art like a Rolls Royce.

Ah well, that lowers the class of that car considerably.

[yellowcanine]

8. Well it was supposedly a pic of a car outside an American Legion post where Romney was

talking. Pretty sure it is not photoshopped.

[Xyzse]

12. Damn...

That car just lost over 100K on it's value.

[imanamerican63]

7. Stop It!!!

It not easy to own a car like THIS!!!!!!!!

[rusty fender]

9. And parked next to that minivan it

really looks out-of-place.

[yellowcanine]

11. The chauffeur should be back home waxing it in the carriage house before coming back to pick

you up for afternoon tea at the British embassy.

[Arkana]

10. Gag me with a spoon, it's got a friggin vanity plate.

This guy is something else.

[HopeHoops]

13. "Say, peasant, do you have any Gray Poupon?"

[Hukdonfonix]

14. lol an old Rolls...

worth less than a new Prius. The only thing worse than a snobby elitist is a snobby "wanna-be" elitist.

[baldguy]

15. This doesn't prove anything.

That's a "middle-class" Rolls.

[JNelson6563]

18. How tacky.

My grandmother would say, quietly, "Probably new money."

She was old money and didn't like garishness.

Julie