Petrol Station Confusion

Took the Rolls to the petrol station this morning. Filled up, checked the tyres and bought a Ginsters pasty.

As I drove away, I realised that I had forgotten to put the petrol into the car. So I drove around the block and went back to the petrol station.

I put a full tank into the car, then I realised that I HAD put petrol in the first time. I now have two lots of fuel in the motor and the suspension doesn't work properly.

when my tank is full it just overflows when i try to put more into it.

Yeah, I'm a bit confused too - my tank wouldn't let me put any more in.

thats a bloody big petrol tank you have then

He did used to be BIGINOIL, you know...

Snorri xxx

Shit

I don't get it, BIGINSHIT?

Biggy wrote: Took the Rolls to the petrol station this morning. Filled up, checked the tyres and bought a Ginsters pasty.

As I drove away, I realised that I had forgotten to put the petrol into the car. So I drove around the block and went back to the petrol station.

I put a full tank into the car, then I realised that I HAD put petrol in the first time. I now have two lots of fuel in the motor and the suspension doesn't work properly.

You are Flavio Briatorre and I claim my five quid.

PS I finally found that movie you were after.

Well done Steve, but the competition ended at midnight.

You snooze you lose, baby!

Biggy wrote: Took the Rolls to the petrol station this morning. Filled up, checked the tyres and bought a Ginsters pasty.

As I drove away, I realised that I had forgotten to put the petrol into the car. So I drove around the block and went back to the petrol station.

I put a full tank into the car, then I realised that I HAD put petrol in the first time. I now have two lots of fuel in the motor and the suspension doesn't work properly.

So, you took your lunch to the petrol station and ate them. Hence you were full. Your spare tyre might have looked OK after the rolls, but Ginsters pasties are full of fat........ how big is Biggys spare now I wonder?

Too much fuel always damages the suspension.:D

Wino wrote:

Too much fuel always damages the suspension.:D

A nice heavy undercarriage can handle it though.

Hello Kath, u ok ?

I HAD A BREAKDOWN WITH MY CHINESE CAR SINCE YESTERDAY, no car no petrol no dollars SO no money for BUSH

Biggy wrote:

Wino wrote:

Too much fuel always damages the suspension.:D

A nice heavy undercarriage can handle it though.

Heavy undercarriage - as in piles?

Binocher wrote: Hello Kath, u ok ?

Is this a yes or no question? Yes :D absolutely fine. Thanks.

I dont understand... What car do you drive?

Has it got two tanks or something?

I used to have a Daimler with two tanks but they were on either side if the car, so you were supposed to fill them up equally to be suspension friendly.