professorkx
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LOL…Poor little Jeep. Must be so embarrassed…
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LOL…Poor little Jeep. Must be so embarrassed…
Absolutely. It seems nearly every Jeep I drive by in the DFW area has a small village of ducks on the dash.I know there is someone on this forum who likes ducks because without exaggeration I would say nine out of ten Jeeps where I live have ducks lined up on the entire dash. I don't get one real often but when I do I put them on the vehicle next to me.
That's the correct way to signal that you want to "play" the duck game. You buy a "seed duck". The rule should be "don't leave ducks unless you see ducks", a good number of Jeep owners don't have any interest or get annoyed at people leaving crap on their vehicles. Only duck people who want them.I was at Hobby Lobby last weekend with the wife. I usually check out the automotive signage and wall art to see what's new... They had a bag of ducks for sale with the jeep stuff.
I have never been "ducked" and always see dashes of jeeps with full of ducks. I'm convinced they buy them for themselves.
LOL…a seed duck for breeding new little ducks….That's the correct way to signal that you want to "play" the duck game. You buy a "seed duck".
It was a mini thing before jeeps, and there are zero rubber fowl on my mini or my jeepIt's no longer Jeeps, I saw a dash full of ducks on a 10 year old stock RAV4, on basic F-150s, and a dozen other Mobility Blob generic cars.
I want to say something bad but I will just totally agree with you.The obsession with children's bath toys is both concerning and disturbing. I miss the Jeeping days before the ducking duck fad started.
Well they can go duck each other to pieces for all I care. If they want to make me happy they can keep that crap to themselves.Okay, I am going to say it. I don't have an issue with the ducks. I remember the first time I got one and I was genuinely pleased at the gesture. Over the years I got a few more, and honestly I can tell you when and where each one arrived. I keep about a half dozen on the dash, and one special one on one of the dash mounted phone mounts.
They come down when going off road - one way or another. (I throw them in the back seat floor, or they throw themselves everywhere.) They can get in the way when I use a sun screen on the dash, but they are nonetheless each a memory.
For those that don't know, the Duck Duck Jeep thing was started by the late Allison Parliament as a random act of kindness during a time that we needed that. I try to honor that thought as practically as possible. And yes, I occasionally 'duck' other Jeeps.
All that said, I agree that over packed dashes are silly and can even be a dangerous driver distraction, and stuffing your own dash is questionable. They missed the point. It's about sharing a smile with someone, not putting up your next bikini clad IG post. Hmmm, I am starting to feel some mall-crawler rage brewing. You know, the Jeeps that 'look like' they can take on the Rubicon, but have never been - and will never be - off pavement . . . (I digress)
Smile, be happy, let someone else be happy . . .
What happen to being practical...They
Well they can go duck each other to pieces for all I care. If they want to make me happy they can keep that crap to themselves.
I'll say it. Kinda gives "pedo" vibes, doesnt it?I want to say something bad but I will just totally agree with you.