>Reminds me of how in the 80's, Radio Shack used to sell fake car alarm stickers. Those aren't as useful as you might think. I grew up in NYC, and in the late

>Reminds me of how in the 80's, Radio Shack used to sell fake car alarm stickers. Those aren't as useful as you might think. I grew up in NYC, and in the late '70s/early '80s, people put all sorts of stickers and signs on their cars. One time, I even saw a car with a broken window and a sign (presumably from the window that was broken) reading "No radio. Nothing of value." The person who broke the window (at least I assume it was them) helpfully jotted "Just checking" on the sign.