Adult Humor

Here’s a list of things in films, shows, and other media that may be fun to watch but there might be content that kids would never want to listen to or see. This contains jokes that those kids might not get, and that only adults would find funny and get.

## Movies

### *Cars*

* During the first time Lightning has to fix the main road, and after Red the firetruck ignored him, Lighting gets upset and says: "I shouldn't have to put up with this! I'm a precision instrument of speed and aerodynamics!" This confuses Mater, who asks, "You hurt your what?" He was probably talking about Lightning's private parts, as when Mater usually says "what" at the end or middle of asking a question, he usually is referring to something bad.

* Lightning's sponsor, Rust-eze, is a treatment for someone's backside.
* When Mia and Tia meet Lightning backstage, they flash their headlights at him. This is the car version of female racing fans who lift up their shirts to flash the racers.
* At the courthouse (when Lightning was being accused), after Lightning asks Mater if he knows Sally, he replies, "She's the town attorney...and my fiancée." (This could be to make Lightning feel jealous or just to mess with him.) Then Lightning exclaims, "What?!" with a shocked face (he thought Mater was being serious, while Mater was trying to get a reaction out of him for play). Mater then laughs, lightly taps him, and says: "Nah, I'm just kiddin'. She just likes me for my body." (He then leans to the side and moves his bottom eyelid up as if he were getting aroused about the remark.)
* At one point, Ramone exposes his undercarriage to Minny and Van when he offers them to get a paint job.
* As Lightning watches Sally drive away, he remarks, "Do I spy a little pinstriping tattoo back there?", and the camera focuses on the aforementioned tattoo on Sally's trunk. She then gets so embarrassed that she knocks over a pile of traffic cones.
* When Lightning tells Mater late one night that Sally is going to let him stay at the motel, Mater replies, "Ohhh, gettin' cozy at the Cone, is we?" He was probably referring to Lightning and Sally having sex at the motel.
* When Lightning pries on Doc Hudson fixing the Sheriff, whose undercarriage is shown, Lightning stares and then soon looks away in embarrassment, to which the Sheriff asks, "Get a good peek, city boy?" As Lightning exits, the Sheriff remarks, "Hope you enjoyed the show!"
* One of the sponsors in the Piston Cup for racer 52, Claude Scruggs, is called "Leak Less", a trademark of drip pans that are used to prevent oil leaks. This is equivalent to absorbent pads worn by people with urinary incontinence.
* When Lightning tells Rusty and Dusty that he doesn't need headlights because the track is always lit, Rusty replies, "Yeah, well, so is my brother, but he still needs headlights!" This means that he is a drunk driver. When Lightning leaves, Rusty and Dusty both shout, "Don't drive like my brother!" This is another reference to drunk driving.
* Rusty Cornfuel's sponsor is Tow Cap: Hitch Protection. The logo shows a piece of rubber on a hitch, a reference to condoms, as a car's hitch could be compared to a male's genitalia.
* At one point, Lightning tells everyone at Flo's Cafe that Doc Hudson won three Piston Cups, although when Mater hears what Lightning said, he responds, "He did what in his cup?", misinterpreting "Piston Cup" and believing that Doc had peed in his cup.
* In the Rust-eze sponsor's tent, Rusty and Dusty recite this rhyme: "Winter is a grand old time; to this there are no ifs or buts. But remember, all that salt and grime can rust your bolts and freeze your–" before being cut off by Lightning. They almost certainly meant to say "nuts", as in the counterpart of a bolt; however, the word "nuts" is also a slang term for testicles.
* When Mack offers Lightning to sponsor Rust-eze, the latter refuses, but when the commercial for Rust-eze comes on, it is revealed to be a rear end formula.