Dave wrote:
On Tue, 05 Sep 2006 17:22:44 -0400, Jeff said:

Gasoline engines almost
never blow up. Gasoline itself, however, leaking from a fuel line or
tank, does pose a substantial risk.

And lawyers are accused of splitting hairs! So let's play the game. You're
saying that gasoline leaking from the fuel line poses a substantial risk,
but gasoline leaking from the carburetor's float chamber doesn't?

Did you work as Bill Clinton's speech writer in an earlier life?

You didn't recognize the homage to Jaxashby? I guess this was too
subtle for you.