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Things You Hate
#91

i hate the security seal on pill bottles. no matter how carefully you remove it, it leaves tiny tin shards around the edges. blah!
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#92

Corby Wrote:i hate the security seal on pill bottles. no matter how carefully you remove it, it leaves tiny tin shards around the edges. blah!


now that, my friends, is a rant.... god bless the security seal though - keeping each and every one of us pill poppers safe
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#93

poker on sports channels hehe

onions, diet cola, & the fact that i can get scheduled at work from 4pm-12am one day and 12am-8am the next since they consideer that 24hrs a 'day off' Confusedhock:
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#94

ouch, those are horrible back to back shifts
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#95

That second little blue line that turned up on the wife's test strip, because it means I will never ever have money again...

D
(but I kinda love it too ;-) )

Still picking up the elderly from the floor, still dealing with the drunks, now wrestling seals and posting it on twitter.. @richardilderton
'Whoops' is not a word the patient wants to hear...apparently
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#96

Congrats D - I think.
When is she do?

"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
Dana
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#97

The fact that they took away that little notch on the gas dispenser handle so that we can't pump our gas while sitting in the warmth of our cars. Do "Fuel Pump jockeys" take a special course, do they have a certificate that affords them the luxury of filling up people's tanks without standing there by the tank.

Nothing worse than freezing your balls off waiting for your damn tank to fill up.

Goulet!!!
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#98

I can't believe nobodys said this yet.....ann coulter......yous guys seen that video of her talking about canada? Holy shit do i hate this bitch
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#99

robert goulet Wrote:The fact that they took away that little notch on the gas dispenser handle so that we can't pump our gas while sitting in the warmth of our cars. Do "Fuel Pump jockeys" take a special course, do they have a certificate that affords them the luxury of filling up people's tanks without standing there by the tank.

I was just bitching about that the other day...why did they take those away??
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o78 Wrote:
robert goulet Wrote:The fact that they took away that little notch on the gas dispenser handle so that we can't pump our gas while sitting in the warmth of our cars. Do "Fuel Pump jockeys" take a special course, do they have a certificate that affords them the luxury of filling up people's tanks without standing there by the tank.

I was just bitching about that the other day...why did they take those away??

there's still a few places here in windsor with the little notch thingy... but for the 2 minutes it takes to fill up my tank I usually don't even bother with it
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o78 Wrote:
robert goulet Wrote:The fact that they took away that little notch on the gas dispenser handle so that we can't pump our gas while sitting in the warmth of our cars. Do "Fuel Pump jockeys" take a special course, do they have a certificate that affords them the luxury of filling up people's tanks without standing there by the tank.

I was just bitching about that the other day...why did they take those away??

Serious Safety Hazard (and I'm not one for all the 'precautions' these days)

You should NEVER get in & out of your vehicle while fueling - especially during cold whether. Static electricity can build up and discharge when you grab the nozzle and ignite the fumes.....

Also, use of cell phones can produce the same effect while fueling.....
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The Horrible Esthete Wrote:
o78 Wrote:
robert goulet Wrote:The fact that they took away that little notch on the gas dispenser handle so that we can't pump our gas while sitting in the warmth of our cars. Do "Fuel Pump jockeys" take a special course, do they have a certificate that affords them the luxury of filling up people's tanks without standing there by the tank.

I was just bitching about that the other day...why did they take those away??

Serious Safety Hazard (and I'm not one for all the 'precautions' these days)

You should NEVER get in & out of your vehicle while fueling - especially during cold whether. Static electricity can build up and discharge when you grab the nozzle and ignite the fumes.....

Also, use of cell phones can produce the same effect while
fueling.....

Just like you, I thought it was a major no-no to talk on your phone while filling up...I actually had a gas attendant shut down my pump one time and tell me over the intercom that she won't turn it back on until I put my cell phone away....Anyways, like you I was certain of this static phenomenon...that was until I saw that myth get completely disproven on Mythbusters...I'm not sure about the getting in and out of your car static buildup element but I don't imagine that's real either.

I've had the dispenser nub discussion with people before and the only explanation I've heard is that sometimes the nozzle doesn't shut off and gas ends up spilling everywhere...so to eliminate the potential environmental hazard, most gas stations simply took them out altogether.

And I know 2 minutes doesn't seem all that long while filling up but when it's -30c and the wind is ripping it sure feels a hell of a lot longer than that....thank god I don't have my truck with the 125 L gas tank anymore.

***EDIT***
I found this link <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000073036833/">http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000073036833/</a><!-- m --> which makes reference to the mythbusters episode and backs up the cell phone thing...turns out the static charge element is very true though...So Esthete you are 100% correct with your reasoning behind not letting people get in and out of your cars...cool!!!

Goulet!!!
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robert goulet Wrote:The fact that they took away that little notch on the gas dispenser handle so that we can't pump our gas while sitting in the warmth of our cars....Goulet!!!
They still have the little gas thingys all over the place here around Buffalo.
I use it all the time because I am lazy.
But you should never get in and out of the car or talk on a cell phone. Gas fumes are not nice.
Check this out:
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"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
Dana
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Tthip Wrote:Congrats D - I think.
When is she do?

Round about the time my overdraft was due to clear!!

I think the way we are working is july, although as the boss has a vauge memory about certain things, she isn't too sure how far she is...

AND, another thing I hate is the people who go out and drink to collapse then think it is an emergency and call for an ambulance.

In Newcastle (UK) they have even set up a minor A&E(ER) to deal with the drunks for whom gravity has become an issue. So these soaks get fastracked after a good night out with Mr Alcopop, while the grandmother who has fallen gets a 4 hour wait is casualty!!

I spend my weekends with the wonders of...
'her drink has been spiked' (which one, the tenth or the fifteenth??)
'He's vomiting blood!!!' (no, he's just been drinking cider & blackcurrant)
'She needs to go to hospital!!' (no, she just needs to know when to stop, or [/i]friends to remind her)

I love Christmas Tongue

D

Still picking up the elderly from the floor, still dealing with the drunks, now wrestling seals and posting it on twitter.. @richardilderton
'Whoops' is not a word the patient wants to hear...apparently
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Detrious Wrote:AND, another thing I hate is the people who go out and drink to collapse then think it is an emergency and call for an ambulance.

In Newcastle (UK) they have even set up a minor A&E(ER) to deal with the drunks for whom gravity has become an issue. So these soaks get fastracked after a good night out with Mr Alcopop, while the grandmother who has fallen gets a 4 hour wait is casualty!!

I spend my weekends with the wonders of...
'her drink has been spiked' (which one, the tenth or the fifteenth??)
'He's vomiting blood!!!' (no, he's just been drinking cider & blackcurrant)
'She needs to go to hospital!!' (no, she just needs to know when to stop, or [/i]friends to remind her)

I love Christmas Tongue

D

That, my English friend, is one of the many reasons I could never do what you do.
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