So, the delivery truck at my chidren's school said this....

[floridafam]

NICE JUGS

This was the slogan for the paper/container company that made a delivery to an elementary school.

I'm no prude but geez. I'm glad neither of my kids started walking around saying "nice jugs, nice jugs."

 

[Stacerita]

 

[floridafam]

I can't believe this is actually their slogan. It's painted on the back of their trucks in letters that are about 3 ft. tall.

 

[buddy&wooz]

My favorite truck slogan was for a company that cleans out sewers- "We're Number 1 with Number 2!" That one had my kids for days.

 

[Stacerita]

Clever slogan. Well, it made me laugh at least. Id stand infont of the truck and let someone take a pic of me with the sign in the back. The "twins" aren't quite where they used to be so having a pic that said "nice jugs" or if someone said it to me, would make me a pretty happy girl.

 

[MouseWorshipin]

Very funny!!!! What a slogan.

 

[Sleepy]

Better than the billboard ad in front of the local base a few months ago. It said "Wanted" and had a HUGE picture of a man's bare behind. I think the Italians intended to place it there. Still don't remember exactly what it was advertising. All I could think was "All the school buses pass by this sign 2 times a day". Of course, nudity in ads is nothing strange around here. Seeing something like "Nice Jugs" is calm by standards here.

 

[bicker]

Double entendre is a well-established and witty way of making your point (in this case, selling containers) stronger. It had the advantage of working a multiple levels, without being objectionable, since anyone who objects to the "second" "entendre" can simply choose to ignore it.

 

[MsDisney23]

 

[LisaNJ25]

LOLOL

That reminds me of a porta potty company around here. On the back of the truck there is a cartoon pic of a piece of "poop", complete with a face and a santa hat. undeneath it says, We like to Potty.

 

[floridafam]

At first I laughed but then it kind of bugged me. A lot of kids saw this.

 

[Captain Brain]

 

[mom2rb]

Yesterday I was behind an SUV that was advertising baby shower planning. The name of the company was Diaper Cakes. I thought that was pretty gross.

 

[bicker]

At first I laughed but then it kind of bugged me. A lot of kids saw this.

But the kids had no idea about any second meaning. To them, jugs are, well, jugs!

 

[mainewmn]

There is a company around here named Blow Bros. They rent portable toilettes.