Ducking, or Duck, Duck Jeep has become something of a tradition among Jeep owners. Here’s what’s going on, how it started, and how you can get involved.
The sight of a rubber duck on the hood of a Jeep Wrangler is a bit confusing at first since it’s clearly not a hood ornament that came with the car. Nor would it likely stay on while driving down the highway. So someone seems to have placed it there, and many people have been doing exactly that, in a movement called „ducking“ and/or „Duck Duck Jeep“ that’s become a fun little trend sweeping across the country.
According to Elmore Autauga News, it began with Allison Parliament, who splits her time between Alabama and Ontario, Canada. While the movement itself is lighthearted, it began a few years ago when Parliament had a scary confrontation with a stranger, and later in an effort to cheer herself up, decided to buy a bunch of rubber ducks and leave them around the house with little notes to prank a friend. But after seeing a big Jeep in the parking lot, she had a moment of inspiration and decided to place one on it with a little note that said, „Nice Jeep — Have a Great Day!“A silly gesture that began a trend
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