[Magnum44]

[V_TWIN]

“culturally significant’ rubber ducks”

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significant to whom?.....I can only imagine the type of people that would patronize such a place.

Having owned a Jeep Wrangler for the past 6 years I can assure you, if I never see another rubber duck again in my lifetime it’ll be too soon.

[lee martell]

Culturally significant Rubber Ducks.
You mean like Donald, Daisy, Daffy, Disco?
Oh, Floater Ducks!
That’s got to be a Museum for the Birds!
One guess on their Ring Tone for the company phone.

[NavyShoe]

Every Jeep I see makes me hate rubber ducks.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Canadian Indians (Dot not feather) will love it!!!

[budj]

Love the Ducks.

[albie]

Could it be that it bores Americans to tears?

[llevrok]

I quacked up laughing when I read about this.

[I-ambush]

Another sign of American decline! Next it will be the National Tailpipe Museum going to Mexico!!

[PeterPrinciple]

But sales plummeted when political tensions ramped up last year after the election of U.S. President Donald Trump, along with his rumblings of annexing Canada as the “51st state.”

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They invest in a rubber duck museum and when it fails, they blame Trump.

[Miami Rebel]

I love Point Roberts, a really cool exclave.

[algore]

I have been to Point Roberts, but only for about 45 seconds I might have stayed longer if I knew there was a duck museum or not./

[NurdlyPeon]

I have a picture of myself standing with the world biggest rubber chicken. It’s at the Rubber Chicken Museum at the Archie McPhee store in Seattle.