7/17 Dear John, I would like to know what disolves easily in gasoline
and could potentially ruin the engine or at least degrade its
performance severely. I would like the compound to disolve in
gasoline so it's difficult to diagnose or trace the cause of
the engine failure. At any rate, I don't think sugar works as
the fuel line and filter will only allow gasoline to pass through
and I highly doubt it's a proven technique (just an urbane legend).
Thanks John!!!
\_ I'm a nice guy, I like people, I wish we could all just get along
and not hurt each other or vandalize other peoples' cars. That
said, http://www.totse.com/en/bad_ideas \
irresponsible_activities/164831.html and if I ever
catch you near my car I'm ripping off your head and shitting
in the hole. -John
\_ oooh, aaah, do they have big dicks where you come from?
\_ Yes, and big sticks. -John
\_ please try this out on your own car first.
\_ never pour just sugar. pour sugar in solution.
\_ POUR SOME SUGAR ON ME! -80s rock fan
\_ any one of a mess of nasty organic solvents should work, doing
a terrible job on the rubber pipes and fittings in the engine. Try
acetone or MEK.
\_ dumb ass, brick through the window or soda in the tank. now get
the fuck off the motd, idiot. |
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