People...we need a ball movement!
The courts could be flooded with:
"Possession of balls" ??
The courts could be flooded with:
"Possession of balls" ??
State Senate to consider ban on 'truckticles'
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And yet another article:
?Column: Can You Believe This Is What's Going on in Tallahassee? [Sentinel]
Scott Maxwell: With Florida facing the worst financial crunch in decades, it's time for another installment of How Your Lawmakers Are Spending Their Time. We start with "Truck Nutz." And I'll be honest: I feel dirty even writing those two words.
?Column: Can You Believe This Is What's Going on in Tallahassee? [Sentinel]
Scott Maxwell: With Florida facing the worst financial crunch in decades, it's time for another installment of How Your Lawmakers Are Spending Their Time. We start with "Truck Nutz." And I'll be honest: I feel dirty even writing those two words.
I may start selling a little conversion kit, including two brown buttons and a small tube of glue, to convert the OMBs into OWTs. What do you think?
The phrase is "waiting for the other shoe to drop," goofball!
Not in this thread.
People...we need a ball movement!
The courts could be flooded with:
"Possession of balls" ??
Did you mean a bowel movement or a ball movement?
Imagine sneaking these onto some poor unsuspecting vehicle and then they get pulled over and fined $60. Maybe we ought to be sneaking them onto some of the members of the crowd that put this bill together in the first place.
Update
Update:
?Proposed Truck Nutz Nan Fails to Muster Support [Daytona Beach News-Journal]
Florida lawmakers have killed a proposal to bar drivers from displaying metal replicas of bull testicles on their vehicles. Newspaper columnists and First Amendment advocates probably will be pleased.
Update:
?Proposed Truck Nutz Nan Fails to Muster Support [Daytona Beach News-Journal]
Florida lawmakers have killed a proposal to bar drivers from displaying metal replicas of bull testicles on their vehicles. Newspaper columnists and First Amendment advocates probably will be pleased.