WTF

[Gidget]

Can we please go back to the days when pumping 25 bucks worth of gas into your tank took more than 45 seconds?

[EWolfe]

You can always pump slower if it helps...

[olyclimber]

Faster is usually more effective though.

[knelson]

Not if you're trying to get your money's worth.

[olyclimber]

I suggest varying the pace through out the whole fueling process.

[minx]

Faster is usually more effective though.

 

for whom?

[skykilo]

Are you talking about filling the gas tank OR

 

getting an oil change???

[knelson]

I suggest varying the pace through out the whole fueling process.

 

But then you just end up with an "average" experience.

[minx]

we already covered this. biodiesel is the lubricant of choice around these parts

[knelson]

we already covered this. biodiesel is the lubricant of choice around these parts

 

Except it smells like fried fish.

[minx]

we already covered this. biodiesel is the lubricant of choice around these parts

 

Except it smells like fried fish.

 

clearly not my problem since i don't use need biodiesel lubricated satisfaction these days.

[knelson]

we already covered this. biodiesel is the lubricant of choice around these parts

 

Except it smells like fried fish.

 

clearly not my problem since i don't use need biodiesel lubricated satisfaction these days.

 

Use or need?

 

You can use biodiesel without modifications to your existing equipment - or so the guy on NPR said.

[olyclimber]

I don't see where you get off in saying this!

 

nor do I want to.

[Dru]

what youse need is a thneed

[knelson]

I don't see where you get off in saying this!

 

nor do I want to.

 

What? You want the link to the NPR article I heard the other day?

 

The guy they were interviewing from Olympia said that biodiesel was the way to go because it didn't require any expensive conversion of your existing vehicles/equipment. The only drawback he commented about was the fact that when it was burned, its exhaust still retained the smell of whatever the biodiesel was reclaimed from. If it came from a vat of oil used to fry up french fries, then the person following that vehicle would probably have a sudden craving for fries.

 

[knelson]

what youse need is a thneed

 

You must truly be unbeatable at Trivial Pursuit.

[Dru]

i never know the sports or the TV trivia

[bunglehead]

Well if that shit about the Biodiesel smelling like whatever it's reclaimed from is true, down here in Oregon they must be reclaiming it from diapers full of rotten shrimp and burning tires that sumo wrestlers took a dump on, cuz that shit STINKS.

 

I'd rather smell gas fumes any day.

Edited July 15, 2005 by bunglehead

[knelson]

Well if that shit about the Biodiesel smelling like whatever it's reclaimed from is true, down here in Oregon they must be reclaiming it from diapers full of rotten shrimp and burning tires that sumo wrestlers took a dump on, cuz that shit STINKS.

 

 

 

 

I'd rather smell gas fumes any day.

 

Must be a blend.

 

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4722639

[Dechristo]

I'd rather smell ass gas fumes any day.