Whe I fill up up, I spray this stuff on the pump nozzle that keeps it from detecting the fumes, so it doesn't stop pumping. I never can time it right, so it ends up with gas spraying all over the concrete, but it's okay, I just wipe off the side of the car--that stuff eats clearcoat like acid! I buy octane booster more often than gum. I wax my car with Vaseline, too. I use diesel fuel for my bond-fire tinder; it burns way longer and dirtier than any wood ever could. I hated it when my pool used to freeze in winter, so I started covering it with a thick layer of crude and sludge; it fends of the freeze and halts the evaporation. It's really tough to get it clean in the spring, though, so my buddies and I all get our 8 gas-powered shop vacs together and suck out all the oil and contaminated water, then we dump them in my neighbor's yard and start pumping again. I doesn't soak in very well, so I drench it with the fire hydrant, which is in my front yard, then I get a firetruck-style hose, hook it up, and fill my pool up. It's kind of dirty, though, so I dump in about 12 gallons of chlorine to clear it up. I hate previously opened chlorine bottles, they stink up my shed, so I dump the leftover chlorine in my neighbors yard, right where I put the oil. Round Up can't even beat Cl in killing vast amounts of vegery and, well, anything, so now I have, err, my neighbor, has a nice sludgey death swamp in his front yard. You can see the green fumes evaporating in the summer heat. It burns your eyes just to look at it. I swear it's radioactive.
