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Wow, that is one interesting story. It only effected 2 cylinders but he says cat convertor, that's singular. 3 and 4 must run into one cat on his car? How did they find the problem right away, were they short on sugar for their coffee?
Doncha know anything, ALL? It, the pound of sugar, got a mind of its own and looked at the cylinders and said:
hmm, me likey those two, don't know their numbers, but think I'll gunk them up with my mythical-sugar-in-the-gas-causes-all-kindsa-problemos!!!!!
And hay, whaddya know: it worked on a mythical Corvette!!!!!! Vy-ol-lay! Yuh jus' gotta believe in the Sugar Faery!!!
BY THE WAY, YU ALL MIGHT LIKE TO KNOW THAT THE BRO MAN IS THANKING US BUT ALL HIS POSTS ARE ON THIS ONE THREAD. SO MY QUESTION IS: HOW DID WE ALL HELP THE BRO BEFORE?????
I think someone might owe this man an apology because he DID post this before when it happened. Here are is original thread and posts:
I like sugar in my tea (British you know) at tea time. So, one pound of sugar is a whole lot of teaspoons and at three teaspoons a cup(I like sweet tea) that is quite a wast. Now if the sugar was put in the tank one teaspoon at a time, as one would when putting sugar in tea, this in my option would take a considerable amount of time, hence the rather large bill. That does not take into account the fact that tea with the sugar in must be stirred. I am not sure how this could be done in a gas tank which would make the whole thing not fit to drink so I am going to take this whole thing with a pinch of salt.