Thread: Any lawyers here?

Enjoy. This is a great case to take on. Guaranteed win.

Originally Posted by Chris007

Enjoy. This is a great case to take on. Guaranteed win.

LOL, "want in on this"...wow!! Just when I think women can't accept any less responsibility I go and see something like this, and they totally prove me wrong!! I'm sure attorneys are lined up for this case.

Quick, someone make an ambulance sound.

I'm sure some feminist lawyer will jump on board citing no warning label...

Originally Posted by Slow Handf

I'm sure some feminist lawyer will jump on board citing no warning label...

Their labeled, just not good enough for a world class idiot. You don't even have to be able to read, diesel nozzles are green. The problem is, she grabbed the cheapest one, and admitted it herself.

This is why they have to put instructions on shampoo. I've stopped asking how stupid can people get. Some people are taking it as a challenge.

Good thing she doesn't work refueling aircraft!

"How was I supposed to know the difference between pistons and turbines? They all have wings and look the same! It's the manufacturers fault!"

So, the diesel nozzle being a different color, and probably on the opposite side of the pump, weren't a clue? Also, where is diesel still cheaper than gasoline? I can't remember a time that has been true since the early 2000s.

Originally Posted by WPL

So, the diesel nozzle being a different color, and probably on the opposite side of the pump, weren't a clue? Also, where is diesel still cheaper than gasoline? I can't remember a time that has been true since the early 2000s.

For some strange reason diesel's been cheaper lately. Not having an oil burner, I wasn't paying much attention. No doubt things will be back to normal soon.

Originally Posted by frog

For some strange reason diesel's been cheaper lately. Not having an oil burner, I wasn't paying much attention. No doubt things will be back to normal soon.

The day Brandon was elected, um, I mean "coup-de appointed", I filled my heating oil tanks and started seriously searching for a reasonably priced outdoor wood furnace. I've burned through 3 or 4 cords of firewood that I get for free, reducing my heating expense to a few gallons of gas for the wood splitter and chainsaws, plus it tidies up the unmanaged and abandoned forest that encompasses me! More sunlight for the gardens too!

When bumbling morons get appointed to office you really have to take economic measures almost immediately!

I don't know about elsewhere but diesel is 30 to 40 cents more e pensive at the pump. Diesel is cheaper to produce but between taxes and regulation it comes out more expensive at the pump. The only cheaper diesel is af grade because it doesn't have yhe road tax on it but that shouldn't have been sold at a gas station. She probably failed the "which is more" tes t as well as not being able to read or recognize colors.

A chain of gas stations in my area does sell dyed, off-road diesel--but it's at a completely separate pump, away from the gas and road diesel pumps, with no pay-at-the-pump option. You have to go in and prepay for it specifically (same deal with the kerosene). I'm in an agricultural area, so it's not as odd as it might sound.

Originally Posted by Ron191

I don't know about elsewhere but diesel is 30 to 40 cents more e pensive at the pump. Diesel is cheaper to produce but between taxes and regulation it comes out more expensive at the pump. The only cheaper diesel is af grade because it doesn't have yhe road tax on it but that shouldn't have been sold at a gas station. She probably failed the "which is more" tes t as well as not being able to read or recognize colors.

Originally Posted by WPL

A chain of gas stations in my area does sell dyed, off-road diesel--but it's at a completely separate pump, away from the gas and road diesel pumps, with no pay-at-the-pump option. You have to go in and prepay for it specifically (same deal with the kerosene). I'm in an agricultural area, so it's not as odd as it might sound.

Off road diesel is also dyed a different color from the road going stuff. It's probably like Canada, they sell red dyed gas with no road tax to fisherman. If the police find red gas in your car, you're in trouble. Things might of changed, but that's how it used to be.

Same idea: the dyed (and untaxed) diesel can be used in tractors, construction equipment, and for heating and various purposes other than powering on-road vehicles. (The alternative is to use taxed diesel in your off-road applications, then file and submit records to get a refund at tax time). If the state DOT catches you with dyed diesel in a road-going vehicle, they'll fine you for that, and the Department of Revenue may (or may not) go after you for back taxes on the fuel.

Originally Posted by frog

Off road diesel is also dyed a different color from the road going stuff. It's probably like Canada, they sell red dyed gas with no road tax to fisherman. If the police find red gas in your car, you're in trouble. Things might of changed, but that's how it used to be.

Originally Posted by frog

Off road diesel is also dyed a different color from the road going stuff. It's probably like Canada, they sell red dyed gas with no road tax to fisherman. If the police find red gas in your car, you're in trouble. Things might of changed, but that's how it used to be.

They use red dye packs when they load the delivery truck, it's dropped in and dissolves. If they dip your tanks and find red fuel, bend over because you're fucked! $100 to over $1,000 a gallon! That's potentially $300,000.00 for a fully filled truck! Not to mention a sticky tax wicket!

Home made bio-diesel is the only escape clause!

Quick, someone make an ambulance sound.

Originally Posted by Chris007

Enjoy. This is a great case to take on. Guaranteed win.

Usually I would say "Nobody can be that stupid" but after ""talk"" with some american woman on youtube, then I realize that yes, american woman can be that stupid.

I am sure it´s just a matter of time until they are entitle like this in my country too. It´s a world wide phenomenal unfortunatelly.

Originally Posted by Viffleros

Quick, someone make an ambulance sound.

Hi Viffleros, I see that others have not responded to any of your posts and I believe it may be because the posts are all rather short on content, such as this one for example. If I may extend a suggestion and some encouragement to you, perhaps you could add to the conversation by posting a bit about yourself or sharing your unique experiences or stating why such posts compelled you to comment. I believe this would encourage a better response from what you are currently receiving.

Edit: Are you the same person as x2000? I just noticed one of your post is exactly the same as his:

Originally Posted by Viffleros

would be fun to see him on joe rogan again. hopefully hell get back from his depression soon....

Originally Posted by x2000

would be fun to see him on joe rogan again. hopefully hell get back from his depression soon....

The bullshit on this one is even deeper than what appears on the surface. Diesel fuel nozzles (both dyed off- road AND clear on-road) are too wide to even fit into the fill neck of a gasoline car. Diesel nozzles are about 1-1/2” diameter. Gasoline nozzles are about 3/4” diameter. The lying bitch would’ve needed a funnel to put diesel in her car…..

I'm no lawyer or an attorney, LOL this is ridiculous and I don't believe any lawyer or attorney will take it seriously lol.

This is all completely her fault, it just goes back the information to show that women are children in the mindset.

And they will always be children in the mindset.