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Old 01-21-2007, 08:07 AM
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U win a fan for your truck
 
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I've wondered about that for so long. I figured it was some sort of A/C unit powered by an APU, but didn't know for sure.
 
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Thank all of you for playing, but all answers thus far given are wrong.

This truck is equiped with a device that, according to federal mandate, must be included on all trucks by the year 2009.

What you are in fact seeing on this truck is a T.O.F.E.V. D., otherwise known as a Truck Occupant Flatulance Emission Ventalation Device; it is designed to provide improved air quality to the co-driver, who may be trying to sleep in the bunk after the driver of the truck has let loose with an S.B.D., or a loud "wet one".

This device works with an enhanced computer system to not only improce air quality in the truck, but to monitor,record the air quality, and transmit the findings to a tracking satelite as well. This is accomplishes by incorporating another federaly mandated device called the
Federal Air Recording Transmiting Sensor Modulated Electronic Logging Level Emissions Recorder System, also known as a F.A.R.T S.M.E.L.L.E.R.S.
 
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Old 01-21-2007, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Useless
Thank all of you for playing, but all answers thus far given are wrong.

This truck is equiped with a device that, according to federal mandated, must be included on all trucks by the year 2009.

What you are in fact seeing on this truck is a T.O.F.E.V. D., otherwise known as a Truck Occupant Flatulance Emission Ventalation Device; it is designed to provide improved air quality to the co-driver, who may be trying to sleep in the bunk after the driver of the truck has let loose with an S.B.D., or a loud "wet one".

This device wouks with an enhanced computer system to not only improce air quality in the truck, but to monitor,record the air quality, and transmit the findings to a tracking satelite as well. This is accomplishes by incorporating another federaly mandated device called the
Federal Air Recording Transmiting Sensor Modulated Electronic Level Logging Emissions Recorder System, also known as a F.A.R.T S.M.E.L.L.E.R.S.
LMAO good one, Useless!
 
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Old 01-21-2007, 11:03 AM
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Dang, R we ever dum! :shock: :lol: :P
 
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
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Old 01-21-2007, 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Useless
This truck is equiped with a device that, according to federal mandate, must be included on all trucks by the year 2009.

What you are in fact seeing on this truck is a T.O.F.E.V. D., otherwise known as a Truck Occupant Flatulance Emission Ventalation Device; it is designed to provide improved air quality to the co-driver
About time! :evil:

I was getting sick of the shock collar system.
Dang little kids learned that garage door opener's
were able to activate the shock collar. :evil:

...but I have to wonder how this thing malfunctions. :evil:
 
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Old 01-21-2007, 01:31 PM
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a fan for an APU? what's a PTO? a friend thought it was to cool an automatic transmission but it didn't seem right.

What you are in fact seeing on this truck is a T.O.F.E.V. D., otherwise known as a Truck Occupant Flatulance Emission Ventalation Device; it is designed to provide improved air quality to the co-driver, who may be trying to sleep in the bunk after the driver of the truck has let loose with an S.B.D., or a loud "wet one".
i would dearly love to know what S.B.D. stands for, but i'm afraid to ask.
 
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Originally Posted by vavega
i would dearly love to know what S.B.D. stands for, but i'm afraid to ask.
yeah, you probably don't wanna know :wink: :lol:
 
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Old 01-21-2007, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by vavega

Useless:


What you are in fact seeing on this truck is a T.O.F.E.V. D., otherwise known as a Truck Occupant Flatulance Emission Ventalation Device; it is designed to provide improved air quality to the co-driver, who may be trying to sleep in the bunk after the driver of the truck has let loose with an S.B.D., or a loud "wet one".
i would dearly love to know what S.B.D. stands for, but i'm afraid to ask.
S.B.D.= Silent But Deadly!! :P
 

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