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sarah
15-10-07, 06:13 PM
I ran out of petrol on the way home tonight.

Kinvig
15-10-07, 06:14 PM
oooooh!

Warthog
15-10-07, 06:14 PM
You went out on your bike!?

sarah
15-10-07, 06:16 PM
You went out on your bike!?

Nah, wouldn't have been so bad if I'd been on the bike because I wouldn't have been blocking quite so much of the roundabout at rush hour in Cardiff:oops:

Kinvig
15-10-07, 06:17 PM
Nah, wouldn't have been so bad if I'd been on the bike because I wouldn't have been blocking quite so much of the roundabout at rush hour in Cardiff:oops:

hang on - don't cars have fuel gauges!!!! I was almost feeling sorry for you a minute ago...!

Stig
15-10-07, 06:17 PM
Ha! You loser :!:

I would so never ever run out of petrol.











:^o

hovis
15-10-07, 06:18 PM
I'm an idiot .

i agree

sarah
15-10-07, 06:19 PM
hang on - don't cars have fuel gauges!!!! I was almost feeling sorry for you a minute ago...!

Yes, but i'd only done 408 miles on the (45 litre) tank so I didn't really believe the madly flashing fuel light (I should get at least 450 miles from a tank).

Stig
15-10-07, 06:29 PM
Yes, but i'd only done 408 miles on the (45 litre) tank so I didn't really believe the madly flashing fuel light (I should get at least 450 miles from a tank).

That is sooooo a typical woman comment.

Biker_Billy
15-10-07, 06:30 PM
Yes, but i'd only done 408 miles on the (45 litre) tank so I didn't really believe the madly flashing fuel light (I should get at least 450 miles from a tank).


Ahhhhh! The get out clause!! Wasnt your fault then???

Zombie Jesus
15-10-07, 06:31 PM
:laughat: what roundabout?

drefraser
15-10-07, 06:46 PM
In a car? Today might have been the last decent riding day in Cardiff all year.

Ping
15-10-07, 06:51 PM
That is sooooo a typical woman comment.


That is SOOOOOOOOOO a typical bloke comment.


:lol:

rigor
15-10-07, 06:53 PM
The upside is, we now have a Stretchie type "I'm Gay" thread we can bump for ever more for Sarah :D

Welsh_Wizard
15-10-07, 07:09 PM
In a car? Today might have been the last decent riding day in Cardiff all year.

Wednesday and Thursday are lookin' good according to BBC.

:confused: - yes, i know, that could mean anything from light showers to category 5 typhoon..

sarah
15-10-07, 07:09 PM
:laughat: what roundabout?

Just off the A48, at the end of the slip road for Cardiff Gate.

Zombie Jesus
15-10-07, 07:30 PM
Could've been worse breaking down on a busier roundabout, like gabalfa or culverhouse cross. I broke down on J45 roundabout on the M4 and it was pretty scary watching other driver compete for space around me.

sarah
15-10-07, 07:33 PM
Could've been worse breaking down on a busier roundabout, like gabalfa or culverhouse cross. I broke down on J45 roundabout on the M4 and it was pretty scary watching other driver compete for space around me.

True. Glad I made it off the A48, was a struggle up the slip road!

vzzzbuxt
15-10-07, 07:36 PM
oops mate. ive never actually done it, though been splutteringly close once or twice!!!!

Sosha
15-10-07, 07:39 PM
Bummer Man, that's a bummer....

Sosha
15-10-07, 07:41 PM
I managed it in a VW Beetle with a flat battery & my Flatmates and their shopping in the back once....

The AA guy was a very nice man & didn't point & laugh at all....

metalmonkey
15-10-07, 09:08 PM
Doh!! Opps I guess it could err happen to any us, through flashing lights on dash shouldn't be igorned my buddy once did when his dash board lit like an xmas tree casue the brakes failed....no wonder he crashed eh! Thats yanks for you though.

I once though I ran out of petrol on my 125 it had a fuel tap, I set off for a ride with it closed.......I glided to err a graceful stop it took a few minutes for the penny to drop as to what happened once it did I back to riding;) I just have a flashing light on the SV, umm orange flashing thing......

yorkie_chris
15-10-07, 09:46 PM
You clever girl. :D
:smt081

Viney
17-10-07, 11:20 AM
I have only run out of petrol once and that was an experiement to see how far the bike would actually go. Never run out of petrol in a car.

However, Verna has run out of petrol once!

Pedrosa
17-10-07, 11:33 AM
I ran out of petrol on the way home tonight.


Sarah...your a giiiirl,get over it!:p

sarah
17-10-07, 12:14 PM
Sarah...your a giiiirl,get over it!:p

I'm not blonde though. I don't think just being a girl is a sufficient excuse.

yorkie_chris
17-10-07, 01:40 PM
yes it is.

Try dealing with some of the posh muppets whos cars I've worked on, that has been quite amusing at times. Like the girl who was too busy to buy oil, and the engine went bang at the end of my yard :smt044

sarah
17-10-07, 01:47 PM
yes it is.

Try dealing with some of the posh muppets whos cars I've worked on, that has been quite amusing at times. Like the girl who was too busy to buy oil, and the engine went bang at the end of my yard :smt044

I think I should know better really. I'm not a complete thicko. I must admit that I am pretty clueless about cars but that's due to laziness and never having to service them or fix them myself.

yorkie_chris
17-10-07, 04:28 PM
[quote=sarah;1316233I am pretty clueless about cars [/quote]

OK well theres usually a little flap thing at the back, and on some cars you put your key in and theres a cap you can unscrew,
http://www.envirogas.co.uk/img/images/capfull.jpg
its sort of the "done thing" to go to a thing called a "petrol station," which can usually be identified by a big lit up board outside with things writted on it like "unleaded" and "diesel."
https://www.cs.tcd.ie/Kenneth.Dawson-Howe/Projects/Garage1.JPG
When you find these things you can unscrew the little cap thing and put some fuel in there, I'm sure the people at the petrol station will be willing to help if you struggle with that :p




(yes, I am very bored)

anna
17-10-07, 05:01 PM
:grouphug:

Stig
17-10-07, 05:36 PM
That is SOOOOOOOOOO a typical bloke comment.


:lol:

I can not deny this. :!: :lol:

sarah
29-12-08, 03:43 PM
Oops

joshmac
29-12-08, 05:06 PM
:smt043
Sarah why would you drag your own thread up from last year? Done it again by any chance?! :laughat:

Maybe you just love the attention ;)

Only Kidding!

sarah
29-12-08, 06:48 PM
Yes, i did it agian :oops:

Foxy
29-12-08, 07:45 PM
Did you ignore the mad flashing light thingy again? :lol: ;)

sarah
29-12-08, 07:46 PM
:smt043
Sarah why would you drag your own thread up from last year? Done it again by any chance?! :laughat:

Maybe you just love the attention ;)

Only Kidding!

That little imp (Law) just posted a bunch of stuff whilst I was logged in.

Sid Squid
29-12-08, 07:47 PM
i agree
+1

A gentleman never contradicts a lady, thus I agree too - it's just good manners.

Filipe M.
29-12-08, 07:54 PM
+1

A gentleman never contradicts a lady, thus I agree too - it's just good manners.

Sid Squid agreeing with Hovis?



... I need a lie down...

anna
29-12-08, 08:01 PM
...clearly just in a Christmas mode of merriment ;)

Filipe M.
29-12-08, 08:04 PM
...clearly just in a Christmas mode of merriment ;)

Oh right, that would explain it. I guess.

TSM
29-12-08, 08:09 PM
yes it is.

Try dealing with some of the posh muppets whos cars I've worked on, that has been quite amusing at times. Like the girl who was too busy to buy oil, and the engine went bang at the end of my yard :smt044

Yeh happened to girl at work, i asked her about it and she was asked at the garrage if she saw the red light on the dash and a message saying the car needed oil, she said yes but though nothing about it and just let it go bang. Ouch the bill.

Davie
29-12-08, 08:27 PM
Nah, wouldn't have been so bad if I'd been on the bike because I wouldn't have been blocking quite so much of the roundabout at rush hour in Cardiff:oops:
:D:D

Lou M
29-12-08, 09:04 PM
Could've been worse breaking down on a busier roundabout, like gabalfa or culverhouse cross. I broke down on J45 roundabout on the M4 and it was pretty scary watching other driver compete for space around me.

Or the Corriton Interchange! That's the only one I ever hear about on Radio Wales travel! (and I'm sad, I had to drive the M4 just to find it!)

Lou M
29-12-08, 09:10 PM
And PS
Whilst you like flaming women with looking after cars, I have to post about my ex husband. Water warning light kept coming on in the car, every time I nagged him about it, he said it was an electrical fault which caused the light to come on.
I managed to borrow the car for work, but took it to the garage, where it was found that the head gasket had gone, but because he'd driven it so much (Warwick to Northampton every day for a month) it had warped so much that the bill was over a grand.

Men and cars

joshmac
29-12-08, 09:37 PM
Men and cars
...are like women and cooking; made for each other :mrgreen::p




*runs*

Lou M
29-12-08, 10:31 PM
...are like women and cooking; made for each other :mrgreen::p




*runs*

Funny that you say that, in our house Mr Lou does all the cooking, I'm useless at it. Have just been away for a week without Mr Lou, and my brother bought me lots of jars of sauces etc for Christmas, so that I wouldn't go hungry!!!
I'm usually mowing the lawns in the summer when he calls me in for dinner.:D