Punisher sticker

[Murgatroy]

I have no stickers on my cars. Personally I can't stand them.

 

I also assume when I see a Punisher sticker that someone is a fan of the comic book character, or the idea of the comic book character's vigilantism. 

 

I love when someone/group/etc "borrow" an already pop culture icon, then somehow get offended when someone mistakes it to mean what it originally meant.

 

That is like wearing a Star Trek shirt because you are a fan of JJ Abrams, but get offended when someone tries to ask you what your favorite Shatner line is.

 

/rant. 

[rugerla1]

I have no stickers on my cars. Personally I can't stand them.

 

I also assume when I see a Punisher sticker that someone is a fan of the comic book character, or the idea of the comic book character's vigilantism. 

 

I love when someone/group/etc "borrow" an already pop culture icon, then somehow get offended when someone mistakes it to mean what it originally meant.

 

That is like wearing a Star Trek shirt because you are a fan of JJ Abrams, but get offended when someone tries to ask you what your favorite Shatner line is.

 

/rant. 

 

I hope my original post didn't come across as though I was offended or mad that he thought it was something else. If it did, that's my fault for not explaining correctly. I was just caught off guard since I'd never associated the skull with the marvel hero.

 

P.S. Shatner didn't need lines, women loved him anyway Lol 

[Murgatroy]

I hope my original post didn't come across as though I was offended or mad that he thought it was something else. If it did, that's my fault for not explaining correctly. I was just caught off guard since I'd never associated the skull with the marvel hero.

 

P.S. Shatner didn't need lines, women loved him anyway Lol 

I suppose that makes sense. But I suppose part of the misunderstanding is that I can't comprehend not associating the skull with anything other than the comic book character first, and anything/one else second.

 

It should also be noted that I am not a comic book/movie person.  I just automatically associate the skull with the character and his attitude. Which is why I am certain that most people gravitate to it.

[crossfire]

I hope my original post didn't come across as though I was offended or mad that he thought it was something else. If it did, that's my fault for not explaining correctly. I was just caught off guard since I'd never associated the skull with the marvel hero.

 

P.S. Shatner didn't need lines, women loved him anyway Lol 

I guess this is where I differ from most, I don’t care what other people think. It's all mind over matter, "I don't mind and it don't matter."