Tailgating on I=205


Sort of disconcerting driving down the freeway at 65 mph

Comments

Peter said…
Yes, a touch off-putting.
9:17 PM, October 09, 2010
Anonymous said…
It does look real. I've seen worse driving down the freeway though! :)
12:38 AM, October 10, 2010
Steve Skinner said…
I've seen the same vehicle during a recent visit to Portland. Pretty cool!
5:58 AM, October 10, 2010
Jan n Jer said…
you almost had me fooled...I had to keep looking at it! Very creative!
6:38 AM, October 10, 2010
Ingrid said…
Looks real ? isn't it real ?
12:53 PM, October 10, 2010
Hayden said…
very witty ad!
7:26 AM, October 11, 2010
JoeinVegas said…
At least they were holding on (somewhat) and not waving.
9:03 AM, October 11, 2010
Intense Guy said…
You would think such an ad would be ticketed for being too distracting - I would think some drivers here would have accidents seeing this...

I wonder how close you have to get before you can see its not real?
10:04 AM, October 11, 2010
Susie @ A Slice of My Life said…
It's even disconcerting when you are stopped behind them at a traffic light!

I've seen those men up close ready to hope down at put that mattress on top of my jeep!
1:52 PM, October 11, 2010
Far Side of Fifty said…
That is some photo..there is a piece of plastic in front of them..right? Scary:(
3:05 PM, October 11, 2010
Living Life said…
I looked twice! Then I realized it was a very creative marketing advertisement!!
7:26 PM, October 11, 2010
Carole Burant said…
I will come back later to catch up with your posts but right now I want to invite you to my Sock Hop birthday party on my blog...we're doing the Jitterbug! hehe xoxo
12:32 PM, October 13, 2010
Susie Q said…
Oh wow! I love this mural on teh van but it does look totally real here, real and funny! : ) Thank you for the smile!
Love,
Sue
11:46 AM, October 19, 2010
Nezzy (Cow Patty Surprise) said…
I had to look very, very close and have to admit that at first glance I thought it was real. I'm sittin' down here on the Ponderosa thinkin', "just look at what lengths companies will go to in the name of advertisement!!! I'm soooo gullible and I really do need to get out more!!! Heeehehhehehe!!!

Ya'll have the most wonderfully blessed and beautiful 'fall' day!!! :o)
8:08 AM, October 20, 2010
grammy said…
Tricky...(o:
We did have a mattress come out of the back of a pickup and land on our windshield...scary...it came off in a flash...but that could have been a wreck for sure.
So how are you doing???
2:06 PM, October 20, 2010
bichonpawz said…
Wow! You got me! I had to look REALLY close!!
9:16 PM, October 22, 2010
Claudia said…
hahahaa!!! That's great!
7:05 AM, October 23, 2010
Unknown said…
Uh yeah, I thought it was real for a bit, then as I kept looking I could tell it wasn't but yeah, that would be a shocker. Sorry I was delayed in coming by. I'm sure you're busy, but I hope it's a good busy!
7:34 AM, October 25, 2010
~sWaMpY~ said…
Wonder how many wrecks that has caused ? Very artsy-fartsy.
9:27 PM, October 26, 2010
Parsley said…
I had to do a double take!

Thanks for stopping by my blog. Made me smile! I really enjoyed the chance to read yours and hope to come by again.
5:41 PM, October 28, 2010
Auntie E said…
These kind of Paintings on vehicles get me. I think they are so distracting. However the fog does look like dust,lol.
4:18 AM, October 30, 2010
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