Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
#11
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Re: Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
Yup, I just paid 99 cents a liter for more.....
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Professor wrote:
>
> Well... with gas prices what they are... I think locking caps will be
> back in style... like in the mid 70's.
>
> Professor
> www.telstar-electronics.com
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Professor wrote:
>
> Well... with gas prices what they are... I think locking caps will be
> back in style... like in the mid 70's.
>
> Professor
> www.telstar-electronics.com
#12
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Re: Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
Yup, I just paid 99 cents a liter for more.....
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Professor wrote:
>
> Well... with gas prices what they are... I think locking caps will be
> back in style... like in the mid 70's.
>
> Professor
> www.telstar-electronics.com
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Professor wrote:
>
> Well... with gas prices what they are... I think locking caps will be
> back in style... like in the mid 70's.
>
> Professor
> www.telstar-electronics.com
#13
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Re: Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
Yup, I just paid 99 cents a liter for more.....
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Professor wrote:
>
> Well... with gas prices what they are... I think locking caps will be
> back in style... like in the mid 70's.
>
> Professor
> www.telstar-electronics.com
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Professor wrote:
>
> Well... with gas prices what they are... I think locking caps will be
> back in style... like in the mid 70's.
>
> Professor
> www.telstar-electronics.com
#14
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Re: Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
Wow I never heard of that trick!
Years ago some one told me of a trick.
Which was to put a stretched out condom
into the gas tank. Apparently it would
eventually block the gas intake which
then the car would quit. After a few minutes
(After it started to float away from the intake)
it would start again only to become clogged
and quit again.
As I never tied it. (A dirty trick to play on your enemies) I don't know
if it actually does it.
Maybe something for mythbusters.
Paul Calman wrote:
> We had a crankster without a car siphoning gas for his 3 wheeler around
> here. I left a plastic can out, with a half gallon of gas and about 2 Oz of
> battery acid in the bottom. The can disappeared, and we never saw the honda
> again. Funny what sulfuric acid does to zinc.
>
> One of my friends has a 70s Chevy truck with locking cap. He went to fill it
> up and found out some punk had cut the filler hose inside the fender well to
> siphon it.
>
Years ago some one told me of a trick.
Which was to put a stretched out condom
into the gas tank. Apparently it would
eventually block the gas intake which
then the car would quit. After a few minutes
(After it started to float away from the intake)
it would start again only to become clogged
and quit again.
As I never tied it. (A dirty trick to play on your enemies) I don't know
if it actually does it.
Maybe something for mythbusters.
Paul Calman wrote:
> We had a crankster without a car siphoning gas for his 3 wheeler around
> here. I left a plastic can out, with a half gallon of gas and about 2 Oz of
> battery acid in the bottom. The can disappeared, and we never saw the honda
> again. Funny what sulfuric acid does to zinc.
>
> One of my friends has a 70s Chevy truck with locking cap. He went to fill it
> up and found out some punk had cut the filler hose inside the fender well to
> siphon it.
>
#15
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Re: Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
Wow I never heard of that trick!
Years ago some one told me of a trick.
Which was to put a stretched out condom
into the gas tank. Apparently it would
eventually block the gas intake which
then the car would quit. After a few minutes
(After it started to float away from the intake)
it would start again only to become clogged
and quit again.
As I never tied it. (A dirty trick to play on your enemies) I don't know
if it actually does it.
Maybe something for mythbusters.
Paul Calman wrote:
> We had a crankster without a car siphoning gas for his 3 wheeler around
> here. I left a plastic can out, with a half gallon of gas and about 2 Oz of
> battery acid in the bottom. The can disappeared, and we never saw the honda
> again. Funny what sulfuric acid does to zinc.
>
> One of my friends has a 70s Chevy truck with locking cap. He went to fill it
> up and found out some punk had cut the filler hose inside the fender well to
> siphon it.
>
Years ago some one told me of a trick.
Which was to put a stretched out condom
into the gas tank. Apparently it would
eventually block the gas intake which
then the car would quit. After a few minutes
(After it started to float away from the intake)
it would start again only to become clogged
and quit again.
As I never tied it. (A dirty trick to play on your enemies) I don't know
if it actually does it.
Maybe something for mythbusters.
Paul Calman wrote:
> We had a crankster without a car siphoning gas for his 3 wheeler around
> here. I left a plastic can out, with a half gallon of gas and about 2 Oz of
> battery acid in the bottom. The can disappeared, and we never saw the honda
> again. Funny what sulfuric acid does to zinc.
>
> One of my friends has a 70s Chevy truck with locking cap. He went to fill it
> up and found out some punk had cut the filler hose inside the fender well to
> siphon it.
>
#16
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Re: Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
Wow I never heard of that trick!
Years ago some one told me of a trick.
Which was to put a stretched out condom
into the gas tank. Apparently it would
eventually block the gas intake which
then the car would quit. After a few minutes
(After it started to float away from the intake)
it would start again only to become clogged
and quit again.
As I never tied it. (A dirty trick to play on your enemies) I don't know
if it actually does it.
Maybe something for mythbusters.
Paul Calman wrote:
> We had a crankster without a car siphoning gas for his 3 wheeler around
> here. I left a plastic can out, with a half gallon of gas and about 2 Oz of
> battery acid in the bottom. The can disappeared, and we never saw the honda
> again. Funny what sulfuric acid does to zinc.
>
> One of my friends has a 70s Chevy truck with locking cap. He went to fill it
> up and found out some punk had cut the filler hose inside the fender well to
> siphon it.
>
Years ago some one told me of a trick.
Which was to put a stretched out condom
into the gas tank. Apparently it would
eventually block the gas intake which
then the car would quit. After a few minutes
(After it started to float away from the intake)
it would start again only to become clogged
and quit again.
As I never tied it. (A dirty trick to play on your enemies) I don't know
if it actually does it.
Maybe something for mythbusters.
Paul Calman wrote:
> We had a crankster without a car siphoning gas for his 3 wheeler around
> here. I left a plastic can out, with a half gallon of gas and about 2 Oz of
> battery acid in the bottom. The can disappeared, and we never saw the honda
> again. Funny what sulfuric acid does to zinc.
>
> One of my friends has a 70s Chevy truck with locking cap. He went to fill it
> up and found out some punk had cut the filler hose inside the fender well to
> siphon it.
>
#17
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Re: Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
Wow I never heard of that trick!
Years ago some one told me of a trick.
Which was to put a stretched out condom
into the gas tank. Apparently it would
eventually block the gas intake which
then the car would quit. After a few minutes
(After it started to float away from the intake)
it would start again only to become clogged
and quit again.
As I never tied it. (A dirty trick to play on your enemies) I don't know
if it actually does it.
Maybe something for mythbusters.
Paul Calman wrote:
> We had a crankster without a car siphoning gas for his 3 wheeler around
> here. I left a plastic can out, with a half gallon of gas and about 2 Oz of
> battery acid in the bottom. The can disappeared, and we never saw the honda
> again. Funny what sulfuric acid does to zinc.
>
> One of my friends has a 70s Chevy truck with locking cap. He went to fill it
> up and found out some punk had cut the filler hose inside the fender well to
> siphon it.
>
Years ago some one told me of a trick.
Which was to put a stretched out condom
into the gas tank. Apparently it would
eventually block the gas intake which
then the car would quit. After a few minutes
(After it started to float away from the intake)
it would start again only to become clogged
and quit again.
As I never tied it. (A dirty trick to play on your enemies) I don't know
if it actually does it.
Maybe something for mythbusters.
Paul Calman wrote:
> We had a crankster without a car siphoning gas for his 3 wheeler around
> here. I left a plastic can out, with a half gallon of gas and about 2 Oz of
> battery acid in the bottom. The can disappeared, and we never saw the honda
> again. Funny what sulfuric acid does to zinc.
>
> One of my friends has a 70s Chevy truck with locking cap. He went to fill it
> up and found out some punk had cut the filler hose inside the fender well to
> siphon it.
>
#18
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Re: Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
Reminds me of a story I heard about a friend of a friend.. Someone kept
stealing the radio out of his van, even with his alarm.. The criminal
would simply grab ahold of the rear of the unit, and rip it out in a
downward motion. On the 3rd install of radios, he attached some razor
blades to the back of the unit. A couple nights later, he awoke the
alarm yet again, but when he went out to the van, he still had a
radio.. and a very bloody van to clean up.
The other benefit to this type of security would be that he could
probably call local hospitals and ask for the guy who had recently been
admitted for severe hand wounds. :)
stealing the radio out of his van, even with his alarm.. The criminal
would simply grab ahold of the rear of the unit, and rip it out in a
downward motion. On the 3rd install of radios, he attached some razor
blades to the back of the unit. A couple nights later, he awoke the
alarm yet again, but when he went out to the van, he still had a
radio.. and a very bloody van to clean up.
The other benefit to this type of security would be that he could
probably call local hospitals and ask for the guy who had recently been
admitted for severe hand wounds. :)
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Re: Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
Reminds me of a story I heard about a friend of a friend.. Someone kept
stealing the radio out of his van, even with his alarm.. The criminal
would simply grab ahold of the rear of the unit, and rip it out in a
downward motion. On the 3rd install of radios, he attached some razor
blades to the back of the unit. A couple nights later, he awoke the
alarm yet again, but when he went out to the van, he still had a
radio.. and a very bloody van to clean up.
The other benefit to this type of security would be that he could
probably call local hospitals and ask for the guy who had recently been
admitted for severe hand wounds. :)
stealing the radio out of his van, even with his alarm.. The criminal
would simply grab ahold of the rear of the unit, and rip it out in a
downward motion. On the 3rd install of radios, he attached some razor
blades to the back of the unit. A couple nights later, he awoke the
alarm yet again, but when he went out to the van, he still had a
radio.. and a very bloody van to clean up.
The other benefit to this type of security would be that he could
probably call local hospitals and ask for the guy who had recently been
admitted for severe hand wounds. :)
#20
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Re: Some miserable SOB got my gas again!
Reminds me of a story I heard about a friend of a friend.. Someone kept
stealing the radio out of his van, even with his alarm.. The criminal
would simply grab ahold of the rear of the unit, and rip it out in a
downward motion. On the 3rd install of radios, he attached some razor
blades to the back of the unit. A couple nights later, he awoke the
alarm yet again, but when he went out to the van, he still had a
radio.. and a very bloody van to clean up.
The other benefit to this type of security would be that he could
probably call local hospitals and ask for the guy who had recently been
admitted for severe hand wounds. :)
stealing the radio out of his van, even with his alarm.. The criminal
would simply grab ahold of the rear of the unit, and rip it out in a
downward motion. On the 3rd install of radios, he attached some razor
blades to the back of the unit. A couple nights later, he awoke the
alarm yet again, but when he went out to the van, he still had a
radio.. and a very bloody van to clean up.
The other benefit to this type of security would be that he could
probably call local hospitals and ask for the guy who had recently been
admitted for severe hand wounds. :)