Drivers who want their trucks to have that virile look dodged a bullet in the Legislature Wednesday."Truckyness"? Sheesh.
State senators talked over the pressing issue of ''truck nutz'' after Sen. Carey Baker, a Eustis Republican, proposed a $60 fine for vehicles that have the popular anatomical figures on display. The proposal was an amendment to a larger bill dealing with transportation issues.
The measure met with resistance from Sen. Jim King, a Jacksonville Republican, who called them ''a statement of truckyness''.
Sen. Evelyn Lynn also objected to the bill. ''This seems to be a morality ticket. It doesn't seem germane.''
After a 20-minute discussion, the ''truck nutz'' measure was bagged.
I have an idea. The next time the Florida Senate decides to waste their time and our money fretting over something like this, we take up a collection, buy up a bunch of these nutz, and send them to them as a symbolic reminder of what we'll do to the senators at the voting booth if they don't get back to work.
(Cross-posted.)
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