The CFO of the company that made this product was once a member of the End Timers, a Lake City  Florida based cult that banned pets because they could be reservoirs of demons.
The CFO of the company that made this product was once a member of the End Timers, a Lake City  Florida based cult that banned pets because they could be reservoirs of demons. One of the men who came up  with this product later started Xero Mobile. The company responsible for this device was originally called  Floor Décor. The history of this product featured a police helicopter search for a man named Dietrich and an  attempt by the police to visit the address of one Karney, but Karney's address turned out to be for a luxury yacht that  had just left for …... Ireland. One of the executives behind this product was the head of the anti-terrorism division of  a private police-force and elderly people transport group called the San Gabriel Valley Transit Authority. The  original premise behind this device was that it would allow parents to track their children 24/7 and one proposed  program for this product was Momma, Can I Mow the Lawn?  One executive of the company that made this product  crashed a Ferrari Enzo traveling at 200 mph that he claimed to own but in fact didn't. That executive behind this  device was Stefan Eriksson, a leader of the Uppsala Mafia. For 10 points, name this disastrous Tiger Telematics GPS  containing, ad supported hand held gaming platform.
The CFO of the company that made this product was once a member of the End Timers, a Lake City  Florida based cult that banned pets because they could be reservoirs of demons.
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