does your car have "balls"

Lesley F · Veteran Member

does your car have "balls"

Ame25 · Senior Member

My son-in-law has a nice blue set!

KFT · Guru

they are usually called "bulls nuts"

I have no idea why you would put them on a vehicle!

rockylizard · Guru

KFT wrote:
~~~SNIP I have no idea why you would put them on a vehicle!

Gday...

male ego.jpg

Cheers - John

KFT · Guru

G'day John

you could be quite right. Not mine though. I am just an ordinary bloke who goes through life without worrying too much about such things.

enjoy who and what I have around me.

frank

Gunsondeck · Senior Member

Lesley F wrote:

I saw this yesterday in Melb. Didn't have camera on me, so I found images on internet. I couldn't stop staring!!

Looks to me he requires a truss or have a lift job done biggrin biggrin

G.

johnq · Guru

rockylizard wrote:
KFT wrote:
~~~SNIP I have no idea why you would put them on a vehicle!
Gday...
Cheers - John

No, it is just the bawdy humour of the working class. A bit low-brow for some I suppose, but legitimate. Often dry and just as good satire and social comment as the gilded words of the 'edumacated'.

We praise the literary value of Shakespeare's works for instance, but relatively few stop to think how he crafted different layers of meaning (and different characters and circumstances) to appeal to all of his audience, from the lowest uneducated (well at least non-institutionally educated) to the nobility and kings and queens.

Perhaps some here have read Geoffrey Chaucer's (1342-1400) Canterbury Tales, another example of the enduring appeal of a bit of naughtiness. More examples exist in the humour of the late Benny Hill and others. Benny Hill reminds that it doesn't have to be words, images and symbols, all is taken advantage of for comedy.

Maybe we are regressing with political correctness and are unconsciously stereotyping everything in the mould of that. Whereas the obvious and innocent explanation is right and rarely necessary. Perhaps we are too censorious too, when all should enjoy the humour that tickles their fancy.

It is not about men's ego. Otherwise we would be obliged to say for instance , that female names for motorhomes is all about women's ego. Neither is true and it is just fun. PC can take a rest.

-- Edited by johnq on Saturday 13th of December 2014 02:28:52 PM

Delta18 · Guru

The mind boggles at the thought of how many 'Hits" you got when you googled "Images of Balls". biggrin

dazren · Guru

NAH !! That's a Toyota, ? So Balls soon get tired and weak, cry I have a Colorado, and i hang some of the other sides Genitalia aww from the Tow Bar, ? Because the are Strong and Resourceful, and able to take a lot more Banging aww smile biggrin biggrin

rockylizard · Guru

johnq wrote:

No, it is just the bawdy humour of the working class. A bit low-brow for some I suppose, but legitimate. Often dry and just as good satire and social comment as the gilded words of the 'edumacated'.
We praise the literary value of Shakespeare's works for instance, but relatively few stop to think how he crafted different layers of meaning (and different characters and circumstances) to appeal to all of his audience, from the lowest uneducated (well at least non-institutionally educated) to the nobility and kings and queens.
Perhaps some here have read Geoffrey Chaucer's (1342-1400) Canterbury Tales, another example of the enduring appeal of a bit of naughtiness. More examples exist in the humour of the late Benny Hill and others. Benny Hill reminds that it doesn't have to be words, images and symbols, all is taken advantage of for comedy.
Maybe we are regressing with political correctness and are unconsciously stereotyping everything in the mould of that. Whereas the obvious and innocent explanation is right and rarely necessary. Perhaps we are too censorious too, when all should enjoy the humour that tickles their fancy.
It is not about men's ego. Otherwise we would be obliged to say for instance , that female names for motorhomes is all about women's ego. Neither is true and it is just fun. PC can take a rest.

Gday...

Struth Johnq

Ya gawn rite ova me 'ead now mate confuse Thut's too much ta take in ... let 'lone digest confuse

Fair dinkum, I reckon it's jest best ta let the humour soak in, have a big grin and just roll rite along

Crikey mate, Ya dun wanna take it all TOO serious ... life's too short mate

Cheers - John

johnq · Guru

rockylizard wrote:
Gday...
Struth Johnq

Ya gawn rite ova me 'ead now mate Thut's too much ta take in ... let 'lone digest
Fair dinkum, I reckon it's jest best ta let the humour soak in, have a big grin and just roll rite along
Crikey mate, Ya dun wanna take it all TOO serious ... life's too short mate
Cheers - John

That is sure a lot of words to say 'OK'. Must be your feminine side speaking. biggrin

Kaid · Guru

I have a set of Tow T i t s. for our van. Got them for my son in laws Ute.
Sold that and gave them back to me.
Will be putting them on the back of the Van

johnq · Guru

Kaid wrote:
I have a set of Tow T i t s. for our van. Got them for my son in laws Ute.
Sold that and gave them back to me.
Will be putting them on the back of the Van

http://www.gift-box.com.au/giftbox/tow-tits-p-542.html

That is so funny. The politically correct mafia would be having pink fits. biggrin biggrin

03_Troopy · Guru

You tend to see them a lot on utes in areas where young guys go out pigging, only drink XXXX Gold (even though they have Bundy Rum stickers on their vehicles), and have bull horns or "Such is Life" stickers on their rear windscreens as well.

Kev Pearce · Senior Member

I find them offensive. See them about every now and again. Akin to some t-shirt slogans and window stickers where the "f" word is used in full or part. Feel sorry for those who feel a need to display them.

Ontos45 · Guru

Kev Pearce wrote:
I find them offensive. See them about every now and again. Akin to some t-shirt slogans and window stickers where the "f" word is used in full or part. Feel sorry for those who feel a need to display them.

I call it individualism. Our troops were famous for this and their hatred of authority. Have a laugh and let live. We've had enough of PC and I know I have.

03_Troopy · Guru

Ontos45 wrote:
Kev Pearce wrote:
I find them offensive. See them about every now and again. Akin to some t-shirt slogans and window stickers where the "f" word is used in full or part. Feel sorry for those who feel a need to display them.
I call it individualism. Our troops were famous for this and their hatred of authority. Have a laugh and let live. We've had enough of PC and I know I have.

Yep, as individual as all their mates... confuse

Dougwe · Chief one feather

You're just a perv Leslie biggrin As a male I am deeply offended in your behaviour biggrin

johnq · Guru

Dougwe wrote:
You're just a perv Leslie As a male I am deeply offended in your behaviour

That is not being offended.

This is being offended,

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity-life/sony-pictures-hack-michael-fassbender-makes-aaron-sorkin-feel-bad-about-normal-sized-genitalia/story-fn907478-1227153278729

biggrin biggrin

Igo · Veteran Member

You're a wicked woman Leslie.......no wonder your cheeks are flushed ! wink biggrin biggrin biggrin

johnq · Guru

If there was an award for the funniest post here apart from Lesley's opener that is, it would be Ame25's post declaring, "My son-in-law has a nice blue set!".

Not going to enjoy many grandchildren if that state of affairs prevails, Ame25. biggrin biggrin