BS113 – CAUTION! Trigger-happy Klingon on Tactical!
BS115 – If you can read this, I can hit my brakes and sue you!
BS123 – Nice front bumper you’ve got there. Shame if something happened to it….
BS209 – Drive defensively. Buy a tank.
BS288 – Hang Up and Drive!
BS323 – If you get any closer, you’d better have a condom
BS364 – Forget world peace, visualize using your &+%?*$! Turn signals!
BS388 – Witch Wagon – Tailgaters will be Toad
BS397 – Wizard Wagon – Tailgaters will be toad
BS398 – Objects in mirror may have flunked driver ed
BS409 – GO AHEAD, HONK If I can hear you, you’re in range
BS410 – Driver carries no more than $20 worth of ammunition
BS454 – Please don’t honk – Driver may go Postal if awakened
BS465 – I’m not lost, I’m exploring!
BS499 – Jesus loves you. I don’t. Now, BACK OFF!
BS531 – Is that how they drive on your planet?
BS536 – Si hoc adfixum in obice legere potes, et liberaler educatus et nimim propinquus ades! [translation: If you can read this bumper sticker, you are both very well educated and much too close! (in Latin)]
BS541 – Are you making an appointment with St. Peter on that cell phone?
BS549 – On the Road or On the Phone — PICK ONE!
BS574 – A parking lot is not the place to "think outside the box"!

I found these great bumper stickers at: Don’t you just hate tailgaters?

Songcircle every 1^st Sunday of the month in West

Lancaster. From 2 to 6pm. Changes pending.

All skill levels, styles, instruments, and ages.

Singer/songwriters, instrumentalists, group songs,

solos and backup. No drums or amps, acoustic only.

Come try out your “stuff” in a relaxed casual atmosphere.

Go to http://desertsong.net/main/ or e-mail Doug

at trainsong@folk-blues.com for details.

Songcircle every 1^st Sunday of the month in West

Lancaster. From 2 to 6pm. Changes pending.

All skill levels, styles, instruments, and ages.

Singer/songwriters, instrumentalists, group songs,

solos and backup. No drums or amps, acoustic only.

Come try out your “stuff” in a relaxed casual atmosphere.

Go to; http://desertsong.net/main/ or e-mail Doug

at trainsong@folk-blues.com for details.

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It appears that the emails you were sending and those from the spoofers have ceased.

Here is what I sent out to a few hundred of the people on my contact list in case they were getting the notices:

You may have received some emails purporting to be from me, inviting you to visit  reuion.com and containing a supposed blog entry by me.

I did NOT send those emails, I do NOT have an account with reuion.com or  Reunion.com ,
and I apologize for letting my personal information and possibly your email address get compromised.

DO NOT EVEN OPEN ANY EMAIL FROM  reuion.com.  That site is a spoof of a real social networking site called Reunion.com  (note the ‘n’ in the middle of the word)

If you received one of these emails, it means that someone hacked my information from Reunion.com  in an attempt to gather data on you or perhaps even to directly rip you off for money via credit card.
As soon as I found that the information I had entrusted to   Reunion.com had been hacked, I closed my account with them, and notified their tech. support that they had been compromised.  I’ve had a free account on classmates.com for a couple of years, and never had anything like this happen.  I don’t know whether it’s lax security on Reunion.com‘s part, or just pure chance, but I don’t need anything from them as much as I dislike spam and spoofing.

Again, if you received an email about me from reuion.com   or  Reunion.com, I apologize for any inconvenience it may have caused.

PS- My only real blog is at http://waynesl.wordpress.com/ and is a first venture into the use of a CMS, with an eye to using this software http://wordpress.org/ for web sites I am currently maintaining with other tools.
 —WayneSL

After receiving an email from a friend inviting me, I joined Reunion.com on Jan 2, 2008 at 8:53 AM.  I shared my GMAIL contact list with Reunion.com and began to build my profile, but then on Wed, Jan 9 at 3:22 PM a notice went out to dozens of my contacts (more likely hundreds, though not all responded) about my blog, and they were directed to your evil clone:  reuion.com.  I was appalled.  As soon as I got the first query about my Reunion.com blog and the reuion site, I set to work researching the matter.    I tried to log onto Reunion.com, but was getting timeouts.  I suspected a Denial-Of-Service attack on your site.  It may be that no new messages went out after that Wed, Jan 9 at 3:22 PM email, but they kept percolating through the system for over 24 hours, and I had dozens of inquiries.  I conduct a great deal of business over the Internet, and maintain several email lists.  I am very sensitive to internet privacy and security issues, spam, and public perceptions.  Therefore, as soon as I was able to log on, I closed my Reunion.com account.  A couple more emails percolated through the system, prompting the inquiry you responded to, but now the incident appears to be ended.  The residual trauma will last a lot longer, because now my (and your) reputation with our correspondents on the net has been besmirched by the spoofing spamming phishers of reuion.com, and my trust in you to keep my personal data secure is gone.  Good luck.—WayneSL

for information on Reunion.com’s customer service, CLICK HERE 
for information on Reunion.com’s marketing, CLICK HERE
for a more general discussion with public input, CLICK HERE 

 –WayneSL