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Oh GASP, Oregon Snowflakes Must Pump Their Own Gas!!!!!!!!!!!!

imagine the fun as this crew tries to figure out to recharge their electric cars without electrocuting themselves with the 240 volt gizmo in their garage.
 
imagine the fun as this crew tries to figure out to recharge their electric cars without electrocuting themselves with the 240 volt gizmo in their garage.

Oh gawd yes, just imagine..............that should frizz their hair :)

Grown people don't act like that..........
 
and they are screaming at the sky as on election night 2016:

"I don't know how to pump gas"
Only qualified people should pumps gas, I will smell bad

GASP

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/new...new-law/ar-BBHN9B6?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartandhp

My gawd what a state of wussies.................
Do you get the feel many of these comments are from pranksters posting fake comments meant to sound silly and to be picked up by the news? I mean, it's hard to picture someone claiming he almost died the one time he pumped gas.
 
Do you get the feel many of these comments are from pranksters posting fake comments meant to sound silly and to be picked up by the news? I mean, it's hard to picture someone claiming he almost died the one time he pumped gas.
but you always tell us that conservatives have no sense of humor
 
Do you get the feel many of these comments are from pranksters posting fake comments meant to sound silly and to be picked up by the news? I mean, it's hard to picture someone claiming he almost died the one time he pumped gas.

Possible, but, many Snowflakes in Oregon and since they have never had to pump their own gas, sounds more correct than pranksters.

I'd guess we have many politicians and people that don't even know where gas cap is.
 
Before I graduated high school I worked at a gasoline station / car-wash. We often sold over 10,000 gallons gasoline per day.
"Self-serve" hadn't been "invented" yet.
I dispensed more fuel before I reached age 20 than most do in a lifetime.

In my experience, THE BEST fuel station service is self-serve.

BUT !!

At my most recent check, self-serve was illegal in New Jersey.
So top it off before you cross the State line, on your way to Bayonne.
 
Possible, but, many Snowflakes in Oregon and since they have never had to pump their own gas, sounds more correct than pranksters.

I'd guess we have many politicians and people that don't even know where gas cap is.
Hard to picture. The biggest city in Portland is a 14-minute drive from another state. Most people there will have experienced pumping their own gas in another state. Moreover, over half of the population of the state was born outside the state, so they've definitely lived elsewhere.
 
Before I graduated high school I worked at a gasoline station / car-wash. We often sold over 10,000 gallons gasoline per day.
"Self-serve" hadn't been "invented" yet.
I dispensed more fuel before I reached age 20 than most do in a lifetime.

In my experience, THE BEST fuel station service is self-serve.

BUT !!

At my most recent check, self-serve was illegal in New Jersey.
So top it off before you cross the State line, on your way to Bayonne.

I wonder how many people like you will be thrown out of work by this new law.
 
Before I graduated high school I worked at a gasoline station / car-wash. We often sold over 10,000 gallons gasoline per day.
"Self-serve" hadn't been "invented" yet.
I dispensed more fuel before I reached age 20 than most do in a lifetime.

In my experience, THE BEST fuel station service is self-serve.

BUT !!

At my most recent check, self-serve was illegal in New Jersey.
So top it off before you cross the State line, on your way to Bayonne.
I worked at a gas station, too. I have no strong feelings about the issue either way. We travel through New Jersey fairly frequently, and it's a bit of a luxury to let someone else pump the gas, but when I'm at a station that has self and full serve, I nearly always pick self..... unless, say, I'm just coming from the gym, drenched in sweat, and it's 10 degrees out. Then I might shell out the extra money.
 
Hard to picture. The biggest city in Portland is a 14-minute drive from another state. Most people there will have experienced pumping their own gas in another state. Moreover, over half of the population of the state was born outside the state, so they've definitely lived elsewhere.

so start your own thread of where they were born and stop derailing my thread............

go mop an office
 
I wonder how many people like you will be thrown out of work by this new law.

"like you" WHO?

only the ones with holes in their shoes...............

I'm sure a gas attendant doesn'tmake BIG $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
 
Possible, but, many Snowflakes in Oregon and since they have never had to pump their own gas, sounds more correct than pranksters.

I'd guess we have many politicians and people that don't even know where gas cap is.
true story - when Lee Iacocca left Chrysler, he also left behind his chauffeured daily ride.

The first time he had to fill up the tank on his car, he remained behind the wheel, honking incessantly, unaware that this was a self serve station.
 
I worked at a gas station, too. I have no strong feelings about the issue either way. We travel through New Jersey fairly frequently, and it's a bit of a luxury to let someone else pump the gas, but when I'm at a station that has self and full serve, I nearly always pick self..... unless, say, I'm just coming from the gym, drenched in sweat, and it's 10 degrees out. Then I might shell out the extra money.

Sure you did and sure you do.................LMAO

How many gyms do you sweat at in NJ?
 
I wonder how many people like you will be thrown out of work by this new law.
yeah - that was Obama's argument too.

at one point he started talking about outlawing ATMS (automated teller machines) on the theory that this would force banks to hire more human tellers.

a mind like that could probably theorize that when people cook at home, it throws waiters out of a job, no?
 
so start your own thread of where they were born and stop derailing my thread............

go mop an office
I'm posting on the exact topic of your thread. Derailing is the kind of thing you just did, where you tried to move from a discussion of the matter at hand, to an exchange of personal insults. I'm not interested in that, thanks. I'm still focused on where those comments were genuine.
 
I worked at a gas station, too. I have no strong feelings about the issue either way. We travel through New Jersey fairly frequently, and it's a bit of a luxury to let someone else pump the gas, but when I'm at a station that has self and full serve, I nearly always pick self..... unless, say, I'm just coming from the gym, drenched in sweat, and it's 10 degrees out. Then I might shell out the extra money.
its also nice to buy gas in the state that has the lowest gas tax, which helps keep costs down considering all those pump jockeys to wait on us.

in fact, the NJ legislature (years ago) drew an explicit connection between "no gas tax" and the creation/conttinuation of gas station jobs.

and they were right.
 
Sure you did and sure you do.................LMAO

I haven't since 1991. It was a high school job.

How many gyms do you sweat at in NJ?
None. It's here in Massachusetts where I've occasionally decided to go "full service" because I was sweaty, in shorts and t-shirt, fresh from the gym, and it was cold out.
 
true story - when Lee Iacocca left Chrysler, he also left behind his chauffeured daily ride.

The first time he had to fill up the tank on his car, he remained behind the wheel, honking incessantly, unaware that this was a self serve station.

just imagine Obama/Killary/Trump at a gas station trying to figure out where gas cap is at!

:)
 
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