Notice the license plate too.
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I don’t know why he has to put his sexual preferences on his license plate…Back in the closet!
1. Good one.
I have seen another like this for septic pumping truck.
#1 in a #2 business.
#2. I have seen that up in Saskatchewan as well.
I guess you’ve got to have a sense of humor if you suck s**t all day.
Political promises are worth nothing because there exists no process to hold the elected accountable. Rarely are incumbents removed from the seats of power if they don’t deliver on their sweeping statements.
What would be the mechanism for holding them accountable? Should the process be out of sync with the election cycle (meaning: should they not deliver, should they be convicted of dereliction of duty by a court that exists outside the influence of executive and legislative branches)? This suggestion is ridiculus of course. Therefore, should no new mechanism exist?
#5 Dorksters – You took a perfectly funny poo thread and tried to turn it into a serious political discussion. What the hell were you thinking.
I love good slogans. One of my favorites comes from a Canadian toilet seat maker.
“Born in Barrie, Raised Around the World”
Years ago, a friend of mine and I pulled in behind one of these mobile poo tanks at the local Taco Bell drive thru. My friend made the comment that the truck was there to top off the Taco Bell. Eewww.
Like good slogans? My all time favorite for an exterminator.
“We’ll smoke your roaches”
Can you all rent the Aussie film “Kenny“? I loved it… about an Melbourne Australia bloke who works in the porta-potty biz and is damn proud of it. I good little film…. especially when his boss sends him to Nashville to attend the industry’s convention.