clearwater
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- Feb 5, 2005
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Did I hear right? In Idaho it’s now a felony on the second offense to sport aftermarket genitalia on a pickup truck?
Nuts, for the truck
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hunter24605
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- Apr 30, 2016
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while I think it's goofy looking, if someone is that easily offended by dangly bits, I'd suggest they steer clear of hog farms.
TackDriver284
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- Feb 13, 2016
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Since Idaho is known as The Potato State, just hang two potatoes from your hitch instead.
Indeed some laws have gotten ridiculous.
Don't forget to dress them as Mr and Mrs potatoheadsSince Idaho is known as The Potato State, just hang two potatoes from your hitch instead.
Indeed some laws have gotten ridiculous.
Charlie-NY
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- Mar 11, 2005
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People should have better discretion so that laws aren't needed to control their public displays. If you just need to hang a scrotum somewhere, how about your living room?
There are so many laws in this country these days the if and when you get in or out of bed you're violating a law in some state.
For some reason these two always seem to come to mind. Now to be clear I left San Francisco and the state of California back in 1968 so these may have been removed.
In San Francisco, it was a crime to drive a motor vehicle in Golden Gate Park if the manufacturer's name was visible to the public.
This one was either a California state law or again a city ordinance but it required all motor vehicles to have a working fire extinguisher on board the vehicle.
My late paternal Grandfather's first automobile was a 1092 Pierce-Arrow which he drove until 1927 when he raded it off on a new 1927 Willys night sedan. He drove the Willys until he had a stroke at 82 and my dad got the car but never drove it. Upon his death my half sister sold t to a friend for $250. The car still looked like it was just off the showroom floor. he part that hurts most is my dad had told her the car was to go to me.
PJ
For some reason these two always seem to come to mind. Now to be clear I left San Francisco and the state of California back in 1968 so these may have been removed.
In San Francisco, it was a crime to drive a motor vehicle in Golden Gate Park if the manufacturer's name was visible to the public.
This one was either a California state law or again a city ordinance but it required all motor vehicles to have a working fire extinguisher on board the vehicle.
My late paternal Grandfather's first automobile was a 1092 Pierce-Arrow which he drove until 1927 when he raded it off on a new 1927 Willys night sedan. He drove the Willys until he had a stroke at 82 and my dad got the car but never drove it. Upon his death my half sister sold t to a friend for $250. The car still looked like it was just off the showroom floor. he part that hurts most is my dad had told her the car was to go to me.
PJ
there's several always hanging in my house as there's 6 males that live there
Charlie-NY
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Ahahahaha - good one.there's several always hanging in my house as there's 6 males that live there
