Small: Speed Duck


Everyone knows the rubber duck, the favorite bath toy of your youth. I found this at a good friend's house a few weeks ago (sorry for the ridiculously long blogging hiatus). They call it Speed Duck, they found it at some shoppe that sells a large variety of custom made rubber ducks. . . Awesome! He -my friend- is into racing and keeps this with him when he rallies (that's a type of race where a bunch of people in cars race around the woods and other such places and try not to wreck). Yeah, I don't really get it either. This is his good luck charm, which I guess works because he hasn't wrecked yet.

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Unknown said…
Just writing to inform you that Speed Duck is flattered to finally receive his time in the limelight. With his initial habitat being in the Aston Martin, he insisted that he be referred to as Earl, Duke of Speed. Fortunately, as time has passed, his Cockney accent has faded and he now agrees that Speed Duck is a more fitting epithet. As such, please treat it as a proper noun and capitalize it in your post.

Here are a few more images of him, from his not so humble beginnings in the DB9 to his current home in the rally car:

http://placidchaos.com/SpeedDuck/1.jpg
http://placidchaos.com/SpeedDuck/2.jpg
http://placidchaos.com/SpeedDuck/3.jpg
September 17, 2008 at 6:34 PM
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