#caifornia

In case there aren't enough real bullet holes in the world ...

"Are those bullet holes in the back of that truck?," I asked son-in-law Tony, pointing to pickup parked on a street in Glendale, California.

"Nah," he said. "They're just decals."

Yep, it's a thing - and not a particularly new thing; it's just that the trend apparently never reached the circles I travel in.

Truck Nutz in Michigan? Yes. Bullet-hole decals? Not that I've seen ... yet.

Here's what the Internet says about it:

"Bullet hole stickers for cars can be used to add character to a vehicle, trick passengers, or start conversations. Some stickers are designed to look realistic and can be used to cover dents or scratches. Others create a visual illusion that can trick people into thinking there are actual bullet holes in the car."