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Contents of a Ford F150 Truck Bed

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  1. Dan Green says:

    First.

  2. mojojo says:

    Go away.

    Ummm this one is….true, but confusing to look at.

    • AMG says:

      it means.. YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SPENT $30 Grand ON SOMETHING YOU DON’T USE

      • mojojo says:

        which is why I bought a Scion…

        • Joseph says:

          this guy obviously has never been to texas, because if your truck doesn’t have dents, trash, dirt, or objects in the bed, you are either retired or a punk teenager using your parents truck as your own. the trucks definitely get used down here.

          • mojojo says:

            Not always. I live in the DFW suburbs and a lot of trucks around here are nice, clean, dentless monsters that make inadequate men feel better. And are used for nothing else.

            • brodie says:

              Ha. Yeah, at Plano Senior High (when I went there 10 years ago), my friends and I referred to those as Penis Trucks.

              But, yeah, apart from those, truck beds generally get used in Texas.

              • mojojo says:

                The trucks down here that DO get used are the small ones..Isuzu’s, Nissan’s, smaller Ford models like the Ranger. It’s the big one that don’t do anything.

                • CountryGirl says:

                  I don’t know what this business about small trucks is, REAL trucks get used around here, 250’s hauling horse trailers,boats, RV’s, combines, various farm implaments… if your gonna buy a truck, dont buy some sissy forgien truck.

            • jl5691426 says:

              Agreed – if anyone doesn’t think that they’re tiny-penis compensators then explain the plastic testicles hanging from the trailer hitches.

          • Dav says:

            Beer cans and shotgun shells (used)

    • The Meek says:

      lol, How can some things not exist in commercials OR real life? XD

  3. xxovercomexx says:

    I’ve never seen the bed of a F150 free of crushed up beer cans…but then again, this is Oklahoma…

  4. Nick says:

    You forgot “Yarn” as one of the possible contents of the truck bed in the commercials – this was in one of the F150 ads that was narrated by Dennis Leary.

  5. Flint says:

    Venn fail. I think this would have been best represented by two pie charts or bar graphs.

    The joke is good, though. Just bad delivery.

    • Gashloog says:

      Agreed. Terrible use of a Venn diagram. It’s weird and confusing.

    • Sprite101 says:

      Yeah, I’m trying to interpret it. According to his diagram, 1/3 of all the fallen leaves on earth land in truck beds.

      • jl5691426 says:

        Not to mention 60% of all bird crap. That stuff could be valuable; Chile and Peru once fought a war over the claim to an island covered in it.

      • StCyr says:

        Actually Venn diagrams are not supposed to be used to portray proportions, so they are used correctly here.

      • The Meek says:

        I was more confused by the leaves that don’t exist in commercials OR real life.

    • StCyr says:

      I do however agree that this graph would be better represented with pie charts.

    • brodie says:

      Well said. Good joke, bad Venn.

    • Aaaaargh says:

      Totally agreed. Why are there so many people who do not understand the basic of graphs and who still want to make jokes with them? I suggest placing a graph-tutorial on graphjam, or a test which you have to pass before you can post jokes or something.

  6. killerk1 says:

    haha funny. Not. I want to see a dodge or chevy do half the crap i can in my 08 F150

    • /\/\ike says:

      I think I know why you crap in your 08 F150.

    • Lurky McLurkerson says:

      Hear that whooshing sound? That’s the sound of a joke going over killerk1’s head.

    • Borta says:

      Wow, a “not” joke. I learn this in movie. Is funny, no?

    • What says:

      Yeah, I’m sure you can do so much more amazing stuff in your crappy Ford truck than other people can in their crappy Dodge or Chevy trucks…

      I get so sick of hearing this “Mah Ford is better than yer Chevy” garbage. Why do people act this way about a 2-ton pile of steel and plastic that they owe $350 a month for? Like it’s sooooo much better than the next 2-ton pile. They’re just trucks, get over it. The 8ยข shiny plastic logo they slap on the back doesn’t make it any better than any other truck.

      One more thing while I’m here, would you mind listing all the things you “do” in your precious ‘08 F150? I’m willing to bet that a Dodge or Chevy truck will not only do half of them, but ALL of them.

  7. j says:

    Beer cans

    Dogs

    Rotting corpse of ex-wife…

  8. Devylan says:

    hmm… around here people actually use their truck beds for what they’re intended. that’s not to say that you don’t see any empty ones that seem to be more of a status symbol, but they’re usually the avalanches, hummer trucks, and the like.

  9. Sparkie says:

    Learn to use a venn diagram, dumbass. One of the worst Graph Jams ever.

  10. Casa says:

    I see all the shiny, pretty trucks driving around with an empty bed… mean while my fierce lil Kia Rio is haulin’ a couple sacks of grain, tack and a dog! Might look like a cute little car, but with that back seat folded flat it’s a farm girls deam come true. ^^

  11. Mille says:

    You forgot groceries for real life use.

    • What says:

      If you need a truck bed to haul home your groceries, you should re-evaluate the amount of food you consume…

  12. Sw3rls says:

    Weird, my truck is filled with welding equipment, tools, and stuff like that.

    ohh, but i have a chevy

  13. Prime says:

    This graph shows why the Detroit auto industry fails so hard. They make big trucks that people don’t need is mass quantities and try to sell them as if they are a status symbol. What really looks better anyways, a big truck that you can’t get into without assistance or a red mustang. I lived in an area away from the big city where most people owned several acres of land and didn’t live near the normal population because they were mentally unfit. Truth be told at least three of four that had a big truck did not use it for its intended purpose. Hey there is practical use for these trucks and they need to be produced for people that actually use them for hauling heavy things or large amounts of things. If you aren’t using a pickup for your job or some sort of major project on a regular basis you do not need one.

    • Sud_Vicious says:

      But you’ve already stated that its intended purpose is “status symbol”.

      • Prime says:

        “try to sell them as if they are a status symbol”
        This implies that after the company produces too many and can not sell them to those who need them they trick them out with chrome and lift them. These companies then market the truck as something you need if you have too much money and want to look good. Thus, these big trucks become symbols of wealth rather than hard work as they should be. Pickups need to be made for those who use them as they should be like I already said.

    • papajon0s1 says:

      Just for that I’m going to go buy the biggest most gas-guzzling Ford Truck i can find… without any government help. And drive it in rush traffic.

  14. Sud_Vicious says:

    In Real Life: empty beer cans

  15. bspinky says:

    you forgot to add “my friend’s furniture” because everyone knows someone with a truck and thats the FIRST person you ask to help you move!

    • Casa says:

      *hangs head* I’m guilty… I know I’ve got a few friends that I baerly talk to, outside of moving!

      but I’m nice about it, I’ll buy you a nice dinner when we are done. ^^

  16. lemon says:

    Mate, it’s called a ute.

  17. kthnxybe says:

    Ours usually has an old, beat up cooler in it. And a tool box that has tools and bungies and stuff. And whatever we were about to haul to the dump and/or Goodwill. And some extra trader joes bags so we can enter the bag raffle.

  18. schlagwerk says:

    You forgot the big circle intersecting real life that states “nothing”.

    Tiny girls with massive trucks, I’m looking at you.

  19. eric says:

    I just did a great big steaming turd.

    It was a better Venn diagram than this.

  20. Basara says:

    Definitely another urban graph maker who has no clue about what the lives and properties of rural types are like.

    Dirt bikes/ATVs and power tools should overlap onto the real world section, plus a section added to the Real World side for Spare Tires.

    Only urban posers leave their spare in the standard underside rig – which is why they don’t realize the spare has been stolen until they have a flat. Everyone else either locks the spare up at home (as they know multiple people that will help them go get the spare when needed, or even bring it to them), or buys/makes a higher-security rig for the spare in the bed (even a couple cable locks in the rigging holes are better than what passes for spare security under the bed).

    • ====D~~ says:

      You tell’em, Chuck Norris. Damn those urban graph makers with all their learning and sophistication and whatnot.

      • Basara says:

        Are you saying you are what you eat, with that name???

        Try getting outside the cities sometime and see how the other half lives. I’ve lived my life in both rural and urban areas, so I can easily vouch for the idea that a person that has only lived in one is almost certain to be clueless about the other’s lifestyles.

        As for “learning and sophistication” – odds are I have more college hours than you ever will; I was a Senior majoring in Math & Computer Science for teaching High school, when my health collapsed, and by the time I recovered, the curriculum for the computer half had changed so much that I would have had to start my computer clases over from the freshman level in a new programming language, had I went on to try to complete. Hell, I was on the curriculum committee FOR that department as one of the 2 student representatives, before the illness.

        BTW, “Urban Posers” in the last paragraph referred to the type of truck owner that buys the ultimate off-road truck, and only drives it in the city. I’m sure even YOU have made fun of them yourself, at some time – be honest.

        • ====D~~ says:

          Who knew a graphjam poster could be so sensitive? I felt compelled to respond to your comment because it was such a broad sweeping generalization – almost as if you had some kind of callous jealousy/envy toward “urban” people. And honestly, I don’t make fun of those you mentioned, I just feel sorry for them that they think driving some tricked out truck is going to compensate for some type of stunted emotional development or self-esteem issues.

          By the way, you have my sympathies regarding the illness.

    • jl5691426 says:

      Only reckless, inconsiderate asses carry their spares in the bed where it can fly out in an accident and add to the casualties.

      • Basara says:

        If you had the slightest damn clue what you were talking about, you might be scary.

        I’m speaking from the experience of growing up at or around car dealerships since I was 4, and hanging around with my dad (a new car dealership manager) and his salesmen for almost 40 years, till he died in February. They had one competitor lose FIFTY Truck spares in one night, because they were left on the trucks on a LIGHTED lot. They just went from truck to truck, unbolted them, and rolled them off.

        WHAT PART OF SECURING THE SPARE IN THE ****ING BED did you not comprehend? Multi-point harnesses; 3, 5 or more bolt rigs bolted into at least the bed and the frame underneath, with nuts that require special wrenches to remove the spare. Logging chains with the biggest masterlock I ever saw (in terms of bar size). All things for the Tire to “fly out in an accident” would require THE WHOLE FREAKING BED TO BE FLYING OFF THE TRUCK WITH IT!!!!!!!!

        Please help the environment by stopping your oxygen intake – it’s not like your brain uses any….

    • City Guy says:

      So which one of your cousins is the best french kisser? Bessie or Linda Lou?

  21. Edward says:

    What the hell is represented by all that space that is neither real life nor commercials? Daydreams? Movies? Alternate realities? Folk art representations of Ford trucks? What?? For the love of God, tell me!

  22. Allison says:

    One time I saw a baby car seat strapped in the back.

  23. Wish says:

    you forgot random stuff you found on the side of the road that looked interesting, or thought u could fix

  24. Heather says:

    People really need to grasp the concept of the Venn diagram before attempting to make one.


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