Just Say No To More Ornamental Testicals!!

[Dakota Valkyrie]

They're proudly displayed by any self-respecting bull, but dangling big metal ones on the back end of a truck could be banned in Florida.

Metal replicas of bull testicles have become trendy bumper ornaments in some parts of the Sunshine State, but state Sen. Carey Baker is campaigning to ban the orbs.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080426/ap_on_fe_st/odd_truck_anatomy;_ylt=AqAF1oOdMpME_x2T6JaVMYTtiBI F

I SO want these!! Might have to stay out of Florida though...

[Unamused Cat]

I've already seen them on trucks in Texas. :D

[nurseronda]

I have seen them here already too, but they were blue. I have heard of blue balls before but never have seen them on a truck before, people yes, but a truck?...:D

[Raq me darkly]

I have seen them hanging on cars, trucks, big trucks. On another forum, someone posted about a company that made silver ones as jewelry.

From The Badger Herald (http://badgerherald.com/artsetc/2005/10/21/male_genetalia_now_f.php)

While I was driving in my car last week, I turned the radio to Connie and Fish during the middle of an interview … about balls — as in testicles. Actually, it wasn't about balls, it was about Ballsies.

That's right, I said Ballsies. We're talking sterling silver testicle necklaces for women. I listened to the creator, who has managed to sell these for a year, explain to Connie and Fish that she wanted to give women the chance to "get some balls!" but of course, make them "cute" and sell them in a pretty pink suede pouch, or … um … sack.

You can see a picture here (http://wists.com/DorionC/beads/530ce25dee601fb535bcaca91b92c40d?offset=0). I think the company died, the website (www.ballsies.com (http://www.ballsies.com/)) seems to be dead. I guess they were castrated.

[swivel]

I wish people wouldn't do this. We already have enough trucks on the road.