That's much better than chris's
What the duck?
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That's much better than chris's
The only good rubber duck is one that had been set on fire and burned up before it could be placed on its intended Jeep.
why would you want to throw a napalm duck at a jeep ?
All I know is duck sales are up, and I wish I was the manufacturer.
It’s amazing how many threads are on Ducks. Just see similar threads below.
It’s amazing how many threads are on Ducks. Just see similar threads below.
Ducking is wonderful. It is a great way to show appreciation of a fine looking rig, and the recipient should be flattered by the thoughtfulness demonstrated by the ducker. You should be grateful, very grateful…
(Get ready, here it comes….)
You sure have taken to ducking like a duck to water.
ChasUGC
TJ Enthusiast
Just last week I was ducked for the first time. Didn't know what to do...... A little anger because it knocked a small amount of dirt off of my hood. But it did make me laugh, so I'll accept it with gratitude.
Had hoped not to get cought up in this bit of jeep nonsense...
...but nope
...but nope
I just got my first one last week. Know its a compliment but hate that it's just more plastic trash to be left out in the woods.
Why are you leaving your plastic trash out in the woods?
The only one I ever got was out of a little drive up burger and ice cream place in Disney, OK (not a mall parking lot within 60 miles). They actually handed it to me out the window with my food and said "nice Jeep". I handed it to my youngest (3 at the time) in the back seat.
At worst, it's a positive sign that the JK and JL crowd still has some appreciation for the "older stuff" like our TJs.
At worst, it's a positive sign that the JK and JL crowd still has some appreciation for the "older stuff" like our TJs.
RubiconRic
TJ Enthusiast
I was ducked the first time when I came out of a store a couple years ago and it was sitting there by the windshield... I wasn't sure how to react because I would never in a million years line them up on my dashboard, so I went home and gave it to my kids for the bathtub.
The second time was a few weeks ago and it was actually a neat experience: We were trail riding in the La Sal mountains near Moab and a Jeep was coming the other way. The driver put his arm out the window and I could tell he wanted to talk instead of just pass by. I stopped, and as he came closer I could tell he was holding a duck out the window. I thought to myself - oh boy, one of those people... be nice, be nice.
He stopped next to me and said that he had been given the duck earlier on the trail and wanted to pass it along to another Jeep. I said thank you and gladly took it. I kept that duck on my dash until the next day when I came across a young family stopped for lunch on the Onion Creek trail and passed it along to them.
In summary, I enjoyed the off-road ducking experience much more than the mall-crawler version.
The second time was a few weeks ago and it was actually a neat experience: We were trail riding in the La Sal mountains near Moab and a Jeep was coming the other way. The driver put his arm out the window and I could tell he wanted to talk instead of just pass by. I stopped, and as he came closer I could tell he was holding a duck out the window. I thought to myself - oh boy, one of those people... be nice, be nice.
He stopped next to me and said that he had been given the duck earlier on the trail and wanted to pass it along to another Jeep. I said thank you and gladly took it. I kept that duck on my dash until the next day when I came across a young family stopped for lunch on the Onion Creek trail and passed it along to them.
In summary, I enjoyed the off-road ducking experience much more than the mall-crawler version.
I don't but where you think all that plastic goes? I pick up beer cans and other trash from strangers every time I'm out. Bunch of rubber ducks for no reason seems like a giant waste
I’ve gotten ducked twice, they immediately became dog toys. Many I’ve seen most with a row of ducks in their Jeeps around here are stock 4dr’s. More reason to believe they duck themselves. If they couldn’t get any lamer…
Ducking was started by an Alabamian-Canadian who had her feelings hurt while traveling from Alabama to her home province in Canada and some yocal saw her out of country plates and started cussing her dirty american crap.
So she bought rubber ducks and placed them in another jeep.
why
i only know this because my wheeling buddy is married to a Canadian. and when i was taking him into a Diesel JL. she pointed out that Ducking was a Canadian thing.
So she bought rubber ducks and placed them in another jeep.
why
i only know this because my wheeling buddy is married to a Canadian. and when i was taking him into a Diesel JL. she pointed out that Ducking was a Canadian thing.
i also told them to keep that ducking stuff up the mall crawlers. leave the old jeeps alone.
my jeep hasn’t been out of the garage long enough to get ducked since this started. i’ll continue to wave at the older jeeps. and park next to a cj, yj, tj, when i see one. they are becoming increasingly rarer. and i currently live in Colorado
my jeep hasn’t been out of the garage long enough to get ducked since this started. i’ll continue to wave at the older jeeps. and park next to a cj, yj, tj, when i see one. they are becoming increasingly rarer. and i currently live in Colorado
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