Anyone recognize this decal?

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Friend of mine at work is having problems with a teenage son. He has this decal on the back of his truck but no one knows what it is for. The kid is prone to making stupid decisions and drug use isn't out of the realm of possibilities.

Any help is appreciated. TIA.

 

don't know if this is applicable, but 'good friends' from the big city tell me that
a code of a yellow dot sticker in a pattern is a need. pb could be pain blocker as seeing yellow dots is a symptom cured by vicodin.

a sticker on a teen vehicle would indicate that the teen uses or has 'need' for pain killers. (pain blockers) since it is yellow dots. yellow is a user.

I do not know what the situation is, this is my basic information and my opinion, there is no authorized solid answer.

but I can send you friend a specially made black walnut teen corrector. wink.

 

Does he have a stereo system in his truck? That looks like a logo for an equipment manufacturer names Powerbase.

http://www.powerbassusa.com/l-154d-15-subwoofer

 

Thanks Heidi! Good Ideas there..... I like the "corrector" method.

Might be on to something there. Thanks!

 

I will ask my wife when she gets home from work. She has dealt with all kinds of logo's symbols, slogans and slang over the past few decades.

 

Oooo! The deviant!

Looks pretty close.

Hey Marc, why don't you just ask around where you work? And I don't mean the employees!

 

Given the history with the kid, anything is suspect.....

I work in intake/booking and deal with the "uncooperative" ones. Not exactly the greatest or most willing sources for intel......not to mention usually less than sober by a long shot........

 

The answers might be fun to listen to tho!

 

There's always good answers to be heard there. (if you are fluent in drunkeneese) Might not be the answer to the question asked but a good answer none the less......

 

Have you found that after awhile you can actually translate most of that dialect? I know I learned to translate over the years.
My favorite was a guy that always had the start of most of the words switched with other words. He really had a craving for Chish and Fips one day/night when we found him in a restaurant. Also found several were repeat customers and eventually either died, sobered up for long term or just disappeared.

 

About 99% of the time I can. I'm sure that speaking it on a regular basis once upon a time helped.

 

LOL...I sure can relate to that.