I have a fairly long commute, so naturally encounter a lot of weirdness on the road. If I had $1 for every truck I see on the way to work, I wouldn’t even have to clock in anymore. But one of them stood out amongst the others.
It wasn’t the truck itself, but more what was on the truck. I kid you not, it was an OnlyFans truck. Now I know what you’re thinking, some guy just put OnlyFans decals on his lifted pickup.
Nuh, uh. This was a 40 ton, full container length semi-truck with a white trailer cover with big blue letters reading “OnlyFans” on the side and back. Even the Mudflaps had it spelled out.
This wasn’t for a specific OnlyFans creator, just OnlyFans as a brand itself, which I’m not sure whether it makes it better or worse.
This trailer cover must’ve been custom made and costs a shitton of money.
I’m not sure about the persons motivation, but I definetly respect the dedication and the execution.

  • absGeekNZ@lemmy.nz
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    3 hours ago

    Nothing.

    I live in a fairly small town, in NZ. I start work at 06:30, so quite early. My commute is only around 8 minutes.

    One day this year, I saw no people are all, or cars moving, it was really disconcerting.

    Usually is see a bunch of cars driving around, a few people out walking their dogs, morning runners etc…

    It felt like a scene out of a movie. Truly a strange experience,

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    24 hours ago

    Kangaroo. In Ohio. They are not indigenous to this area. Also not indigenous to this country. Or continent. Hemisphere too (north/south AND east/west!) Quite possibly, it was the farthest place a kangaroo could be from its native homeland. The nearest zoo is 50 miles away.

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      15 hours ago

      It’s from truckers. Most take their shoes off before going inside and sometimes they forget them on the stairs and drive off.