This fun Odd Pueblo feature asks the audience to rate a trend, topic or sighting of something around town: is it snappy or crappy?
The last snappy or crappy, thug outerwear, was riddled with crappy votes – 76 percent. Seven percent said such fashions were both snappy and crappy for different reasons while 2 percent said they didn’t know and had to go ask their parole officer about it.
The latest snappy or crappy weighs in at the opposite end of the scale: a big pink rhinoceros.
This sweet pink rhino stands atop Jack Furrier’s Western Tire Center on South Palo Verde Road, just north of Ajo Way. Every time I drive by I try to get a picture of it – and for once a fat truck was not in the way.
The rhino is a bright spot along an otherwise dour stretch of road. This particular stretch happens to double as a speed trap. At least if you get pulled over in the area, you can gaze at this real keen beast. The rhino is one of those phenomenons that cross the line from tacky to cool.
Besides, a giant rhino has got to be better than both white and pink elephants.
The pink rhino rules.
What do you think?
Please vote and leave comments below.
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What do you think?
Would you put a big, colorful statue on your business?
Are you afraid of rhinos? Are you afraid of big pink things on top of buildings?
