Saw this and couldn't stop laughing!
I'll try to find one for you bronco owners who have been bucked... Lol
Saw this and couldn't stop laughing!
I'll try to find one for you bronco owners who have been bucked... Lol
Hahaha I got ducked once, the kid was so excited to give it too me I had to display it for him. I left it in a Geocache on the Rubicon, traded it for a 2 year old 805 beer in the geocache, even aged it still tasted blah 😀
Not going to lie, I've been ducked, dragoned, skeletoned(not sure that's a real word), mostly by my daughters and their friends. I'm not a huge fan of all the clutter on my dash, but my heart warms up a little when I give them a ride or see them in the school pick up line waiving and pointing with a big smile. On the other hand.... a duck bath does seem kinda fun, might have to find a warship or submarine to make it a bit more "manly".
It's not clutter. It's "BLING"!!!
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A kid at Skillz Day was super excited to give me a duck. I think the story behind them is unintelligent, but had no reason to be a jerk to the kid so I took it. Forgot it on the rear floorboard for a couple days till the wife found it.
Metalcloak's Modern Jeeper Podcast Episode #211 if you want to learn the history of ducking.
I think its a cool way of showing someone that you notice their effort in making their rig "cool". It's an off-road culture, camaraderie-thing. They are easily passed on if you don't want them. Someone will keep them and they always bring a smile. Little, positive things, can make a great impact on someone's day! Which is exactly what the lady (Allison) wanted. She's now passed away which makes it even more of a reason to pass on the smiles in this culture! You should hear the podcast or just Google it and see why she started it. It's not a good beginning, but she ended it well!
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