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Posted by PI on March 04, 2001 at 07:51:10 from (64.12.106.28):
In Reply to: Fire! through carb posted by HowlongcanmynamebeIwonder on March 04, 2001 at 01:41:55:
I was working in a shop once, on a tractor, & the guy who owned the building was tuning up his old IH pickup. He was having problems getting it to run, & his wife came in. She was leaned over the engine, standing on a milk crate when that 2-foot flame you mentioned made its appearance. She threw up her arms, fell backwards off the crate, & left with not a word, only the dirty look a wife can give a husband when she thinks he's probably trying to kill her. I've never had to try so hard to stifle a laugh-couldn't let go until I was on the way home-he didn't think it was funny at all, for some reason.
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