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Old 10-28-2009, 04:23 PM   #1
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So you would just piss your pants and have some logs rolling around in your Levi's?

Empty Mountain Dew bottles can handle half of that problem.
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Old 10-28-2009, 06:13 PM   #2
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Old 10-28-2009, 07:04 PM   #3
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Old 10-28-2009, 08:28 PM   #4
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After finishing installing the oversized tank, what would stay in the way of installing a "collection tank" underneath the driver's seat? We can use vacuum from the engine to create suction and everything. It wouldn't even get messy... The right chemicals in the tank would take care of the smell problem. Sounds doable to me

Cop: - Please step out of the vehicle sir.
Driver: - Sorry officer, I am taking a dump, but I'll be out in a minute...
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Old 10-28-2009, 08:44 PM   #5
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After finishing installing the oversized tank, what would stay in the way of installing a "collection tank" underneath the driver's seat? We can use vacuum from the engine to create suction and everything. It wouldn't even get messy... The right chemicals in the tank would take care of the smell problem. Sounds doable to me

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Driver: - Sorry officer, I am taking a dump, but I'll be out in a minute...

No thanks.
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Old 10-28-2009, 09:29 PM   #6
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After finishing installing the oversized tank, what would stay in the way of installing a "collection tank" underneath the driver's seat? We can use vacuum from the engine to create suction and everything. It wouldn't even get messy... The right chemicals in the tank would take care of the smell problem. Sounds doable to me

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Driver: - Sorry officer, I am taking a dump, but I'll be out in a minute...
god you guys have some disgusting ideas.....
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After finishing installing the oversized tank, what would stay in the way of installing a "collection tank" underneath the driver's seat? We can use vacuum from the engine to create suction and everything. It wouldn't even get messy... The right chemicals in the tank would take care of the smell problem. Sounds doable to me

Cop: - Please step out of the vehicle sir.
Driver: - Sorry officer, I am taking a dump, but I'll be out in a minute...
Then maybe someone could come up with some way of converting it into fuel for our car!
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Then maybe someone could come up with some way of converting it into fuel for our car!
Man, I have a feeling something great will come out of this thread. Something that will change the auto industry forever... We're making history my friends!
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Man, I have a feeling something great will come out of this thread. Something that will change the auto industry forever... We're making history my friends!
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