

| Subject: | [ new ways!!] How to run out of gas.. |
| From: | Thomas Myers |
| Date: | Thu, 7 Dec 2006 11:14:40 -0500 |
I have to add that I have always been a gas/temp gauge hawk and Would never think I would need to carry extra gas but recently I discovered That listening Books on CD on our longer trips has repeatedly Run me into trouble... Poor Anne Frank - will she ever kiss Peter????.... OH GOD - #%#*%#@!! - WE ARE OUT OF GAS headed uphill outta Scranton PA That Sophie Neuve! She cracked the Code! OH GOD - #%#*%#@!! - WE ARE OUT OF GAS on the DC Beltway! AND missed our exit..and now we are passing that drawbridge again... Tom > From: Jeff Lincoln <magikvw@GMAIL.COM> : Re: Fwd: Stranded - my first heartbreak > > Steven, > > I have run out of gas only once years ago - however here are a few reasons I > could think of. Note: these only apply to meor the past me so take them for > what their worth. > > 1. Gas Guages are inaccurate > 2. Some people - though not by choice - live a little lean in the pocket > book and occasionally find themselves stretching a tank of gas a bit too > far. > 3. Although irresponsible - just didn't notice the tank was that low. > 4. In a hurry I'll stop later - oops > 5. Broken gas guage > > Those are just a few things I could think of. You know stuff like this > happens - some due to poor choices but some out of the driver's control. > > On 12/7/06, Steven Johnson <sjohnso2000@yahoo.com> wrote: >> >> Okay Max, >> >> This is going to bug me all day so I've got to >>
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