Rice Binder?

Odd question ...
To me, in the US market, it seems like Toyota picked up where International stopped (trucks in 1975, the 4x4 in 1980).
Even the designs seem to almost have a cross-lineage. (Maybe, I’m stretching it, but they visually seem that way to me.)

Anyways, Internationals were nicknamed “Cornbinders” or “Corn Binder” (due to their agricultural roots).
Would “Ricebinder”/“Rice Binder” be funny or offensive .... (in reference to a Toyota truck, particularly the Taco)?

 

We used to call our Japanese Kawasaki 900 Motorcycles "rice burners"

 

Comparing IH vehicles to Toyotas is IMO a major stretch. I owned 2 IH Scouts before my first Toyota (5 since then). The difference in reliability is tremendous. Scouts are good first vehicles for learning about repair, tho.