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Jeep Cuts Off HUMMER at Gas Station - Lesson Learned I Hope!

H3DONIST

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Ok, I'll be "that guy". Far be it from me to tell a MODERATOR of this forum how to post, but I can't help but wonder why this and the lawyer story are in this section? :huh:
 

Bigunit

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OOPS! Sorry. Good point. I was still half asleep when i posted that. Meant to put these in the Firepit. I' ll move them when I have access to my PC. Thanks for letting me know.

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skeptic

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I'm sooo glad I don't live in that area anymore. Never saw a pump explode, but that kind of a-hole driving was a daily occurrence.
 

Chook

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Another Jeep BBQ............ I don't know if it is the same over there but Jeep in Australia have been getting quite a few occurences of spontaneous combustion and burning up on the roads & trails.
 
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Dennis

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Yeah, I saw it on the News the other night too...I said the same thing...'The Hummer driver will probably be blamed'...I understand it was a couple of old blue-hairs in the Cheep..I could be wrong.
 

Portager

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Or the big yellow Hummer :whaa:

Researchers have determined that bright yellow color actually saturates the color receptors in some people's eyes, rendering the vehicle virtually invisible. This is why fire departments stopped using that color years ago. Apparently, this is what happened to the poor unfortunate woman. See, it really was the Hummer's fault. I've heard that GM is recalling that color as it has been determined to be a public safety hazard. The rework will be to glue gray plastic body panel overlays on so that all the offending yellow color is covered.
 
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Dennis

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Researchers have determined that bright yellow color actually saturates the color receptors in some people's eyes, rendering the vehicle virtually invisible. This is why fire departments stopped using that color years ago. Apparently, this is what happened to the poor unfortunate woman. See, it really was the Hummer's fault. I've heard that GM is recalling that color as it has been determined to be a public safety hazard. The rework will be to glue gray plastic body panel overlays on so that all the offending yellow color is covered.

I guess School buses are next..:shame:
 
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