“Does this truck make my neck look red?”—that is, a “redneck”—is a jocular saying that has been printed on many bumper stickers. “Does my truck make my neck look red? #liftedtruckproblems #redneck #country #offroading” was posted on Twitter by Paul Sharpe on February 27, 2013. “New! @RNHillbillies Does This Truck Make My Neck Look Red? Bumper Sticker http://bit.ly/Y4uW0h #zazzle” was posted on Twitter by Zazzler Bonanza later on February 27, 2013.
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Paul Sharpe
@paul_sharpe95
Does my truck make my neck look red? #liftedtruckproblems #redneck #country #offroading
4:38 PM - 27 Feb 2013
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Zazzler Bonanza
@zazzlerbonanza
New! @RNHillbillies Does This Truck Make My Neck Look Red? Bumper Sticker http://bit.ly/Y4uW0h #zazzle
7:05 PM - 27 Feb 2013
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Does this truck make my neck look red? (i.imgur.com)
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Random Redneck
@RedneckRandom
Just saw a truck w/ a sticker that said “Does this truck make my neck look red?” That’s my boy!
4:40 PM - 30 Mar 2013
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shaggy
@dafrankbennett
I’m geting a sticker for my truck that says “does this truck make my neck look red”
11:03 PM - 7 Apr 2013
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Mark Weber
@MeetMarkWeber
Seen: Does this truck make my neck look red? #redneck #truck #sticker
10:04 AM - 4 Jul 2017
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Arosha liny
@shalini_aro
What i saw at the back of a truck! “Does this truck make my neck look red?” 🤣🤣🤣
12:03 AM - 28 Feb 2018
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