My new truck got a basic fual gauge. At one end of the dial it says 'F' and at the other end it says "E". The geezer what sold it to me said that the 'E'means enouff and that 'F' means eff all. Is this right or am I bein tricked! I wunder about this as it ran out the other day when on 'E'.
intrade,
Jan 29, 4:26am
ummmm your not serious are you! its english when the fuel tank is E mpty what do you think the F stands for.
owene,
Jan 29, 4:30am
The salesman said E was enouff and F was "Eff all" (ie nearly empty). Is that wrong!
intrade,
Jan 29, 4:32am
its a old joke , everyone knows this joke so think of something better instead.
morrisman1,
Jan 29, 4:36am
LOL!
actually that was a joke too.
Im not actually laughing, sorry
i-n-horz,
Jan 29, 10:24pm
Time waster op.tend the crops before the Iriquois comes a look'n.
whqqsh,
Jan 30, 2:29am
he's almost right, E is for enough & F is actually for 'fill er up'
smac,
Jan 30, 2:33am
Men. When did it become OK to "LOL"! A simple "ha ha" was good enough for your father, so it should be good enough for you too.
bellky,
Jan 30, 2:39am
lamest thread ever.
maybe you could follow up this strong statement you made with an explanation instead of just being silly.
owene,
Jan 30, 3:28am
The cost of complying this vehicle in NZ will exceed it's market value by a factor of at least x2. Go see www.lvvta.org.nz for details.
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