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White van humour for the 21st century

April 21st, 2008 · Posted by Skuds in Life · No Comments · Life

Its a tradition, or an old charter, or something, that white vans and lorries have to have the slogan “I wish my wife was this dirty” written in their dirt with a finger.   The one exception to this was a van I saw in London once with the disturbing variation “I wish my nan was this dirty”.   Coming down the M1 this afternoon I spotted a lorry with something just a bit different written in the grime: “I facebooked your mum”.  Well, at least they didn’t poke!

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