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Reminds me of this one I saw last year. Is this some weird trend, or just a coincidence?
Not a coincidence. It's a thing within certain socio-economic groups.
Referred to as "donks"
It IS a thing, I had to look it up.
25 Ridiculous Food-Themed High-Rider Donks
Now that's some funny sh!t.
Yeah, there are a couple of those up here in Harrisburg. I was 
when I first saw one… I was when I found out that they just did that - not like anyone was paying them for the advertising or such.
when I first saw one… I was when I found out that they just did that - not like anyone was paying them for the advertising or such.
Most of us plaster our rigs in stickers for free too. Just pointing that out.Yeah, there are a couple of those up here in Harrisburg. I was
How about a little Hawaiian punch!
There are 100's on Philadelphia.
There is that, but there is a bit of a difference between a square foot of sticker and a rolling billboard for Twizzlers...
I realized my comment above could be seen as condescending, which I shouldn't be. While I do generally laugh at "donks" and I don't get it, I'm sure a lot of those guys don't get our rigs. Which is fine and I doubt a single F would be given by any of us. I've been a car guy all my life and I've gone through a lot of stages: pre-teen exoctics, ricer, muscle car, German fan-boy, and now the TLC sickness. Different gear-head variations like to put others down for some reason. Maybe just a testosterone / competitive thing. While I don't always get why guys like a certain type of auto, I can appreciate well executed restorations or just well kept examples. Also I never met a car guy from any genre, that I couldn't sit with and talk to for hours about their car sickness and mine regardless of what the other dude is into. If they have passion for it, it's fun to talk to and learn about it from them. Anyway, back to the laughs.
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That is just ridonkulous...I love it!
My fave is the McDonalds one, not for the theme, but for the execution and use of extra props.
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I am gonna Donk the 
outta my 80 this week!
Just not sure of which brand I want to endorse...so many interesting choices
Blue and yellow has always been a pleasing color combo.
Snowflakes are whimsical!
Penguins are cute...
But, I think I'll go with this one and introduce a Michael Jackson theme in there as well!
outta my 80 this week!Just not sure of which brand I want to endorse...so many interesting choices
Blue and yellow has always been a pleasing color combo.
Snowflakes are whimsical!
Penguins are cute...
But, I think I'll go with this one and introduce a Michael Jackson theme in there as well!
I’m the same way with a number of my hobbies. If someone devotes the time to put into something I can appreciate the effort and often they’re doing something that I can learn from. Same as you say with other car hobbies can be applied to woodworking, art, or whatever. I know a couple musical instrument woodworkers. I enjoy listening to music, but have no talent myself so I don’t really have the drive to make a musical instrument. But they do really beautiful work and I’ve learned things like steam bending, veneering, carving, and clamping methods from them.
I have to admit that I’m still befuddled by the themes of the donks, though… I guess I could see themes of favorite sports teams, musicians, or something like that, but what makes you decide that you want to cruise around in your very own Fruity Pebbles mobile?
I am gonna Donk the
Just not sure of which brand I want to endorse...so many interesting choices
I don’t care who you are, that’s just some funny s***.
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- #235
Howard Stern like all of us can't wrap our head's around this phenomenon
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- #238
Crap! I'm canceling my order than.
