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Sign company under fire for depicting tied-up woman on truck tailgate

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Waco, TX sign company Hornet Signs is helping to prove the old adage that no one ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American public. The outfit has created an understandable stir of late with a vinyl tailgate wrap that is made to look like a woman, bound hand and foot, lying in the back of a pickup truck bed.

Hornet Sign owner Brad Kolb has said that the wrap, one of a series of realistic looking images made for truck tailgates, was meant as a marketing tool to drive interest in his company's products. With a spot on a recent KWTX news broadcast and (obviously) a growing storm of Internet traffic, he was pretty spot on in that regard.

Not surprisingly, Kolb would prefer that his bad taste not be confused with criminal intentions. Despite the rather violent nature of his promotion, Kolb told KWTX, "I wasn't expecting the reactions we got, nor do we condone this by any means." Follow on below for a full picture of the story in the KWTX video.Continue reading Sign company under fire for depicting tied-up woman on truck tailgate

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