A South Carolina station must have been having a slow news day cause all they had to report on was the controversy TruckNutz were causing in their town. I really like how the reporter says "TruckNutz" like she's trying not to say it while at the exact same time showing what a journalist she is by saying it brazenly. It's like when you're at the doctor's trying to be civilized and mature and you say "my testicles are enlarged and tender" instead of just saying "my BodyNutz is hurtin', doc".
I'm so torn. On the one hand, I don't see the point of displaying fake nuts on a vehicle, and have to wonder if a fake penis is far behind. On the other hand, truckers have had racy female silhouettes and more for decades. Boobs are shoved in our faces almost anywhere you turn, often hiding little but the nipple. Why are male parts always more taboo? Still, since I really don't wanna drive down the road following a Prius with a fake vagina mounted out back, guess I end up slightly in the camp wondering why we need any sex-related displays on our vehicles.
I wonder if these idiots put blindfolds on their kids when they drive through the countryside. Or do they require that the bulls in the pastures turn away to their testicles aren't visible from the roadway. All they are doing is teaching their kids that the human anatomy is something to be ashamed of.
Where is the "peanut" video? There is nothing after the jump.
I think TruckNutz are pretty bad. and would advocate that this is one instance in which one cannot avoid having to see it so it should be banned. It is not like avoiding a progrsm on TV or not watching porn if it offends you. If I am on the road it takes away my choice not to have to view it.
Uhm... Augusta is in Georgia and them folks had themselves some Georgia accents... besides, in a state where the University mascot is the Gamecock and bumperstickers like "You can't lick our Cocks!!!" are common, I never saw this being an issue.
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