Fuel rip off

[Vornwend]

If you Google this it seems the hose is always full and the cut off valve is at the hose head so lifting it higher than the filler cap should make no difference? A small amount may be left in the hose head but its probably minimal?

[Chippie]

If you Google this it seems the hose is always full and the cut off valve is at the hose head so lifting it higher than the filler cap should make no difference? A small amount may be left in the hose head but its probably minimal?

totally agree

[Nanu]

Most men wish for a longer hose

Strange that men do but women don't, apparently. Which is ideal in my case!

Yeah but ideally they want a hose, not a straw

regardless, it’s big enough to fill a pram

[True-Blue]

If you Google this it seems the hose is always full and the cut off valve is at the hose head so lifting it higher than the filler cap should make no difference? A small amount may be left in the hose head but its probably minimal?

totally agree

I don’t think it actually matters where the cut off is, in the sense that the only way fuel can flow out is if the trigger is pulled. If the trigger is pulled, the pump is spinning and the cost is increasing.

It’s a bit like a garden hose, if you stop pulling the trigger no water comes out

[Chris_D]

If you Google this it seems the hose is always full and the cut off valve is at the hose head so lifting it higher than the filler cap should make no difference? A small amount may be left in the hose head but its probably minimal?

totally agree

I don’t think it actually matters where the cut off is, in the sense that the only way fuel can flow out is if the trigger is pulled. If the trigger is pulled, the pump is spinning and the cost is increasing.

It’s a bit like a garden hose, if you stop pulling the trigger no water comes out

I'd suggest instead of being little keyboard hypothesisers that you actually go and conduct your own practical experiment with a jerrycan.
See all those stains on the floor by the pumps, where do you think that comes from?

[Scubaregs]

See all those stains on the floor by the pumps, where do you think that comes from?

Probably from you jizzing over thinking you're saving a few euros?

[True-Blue]

totally agree

I don’t think it actually matters where the cut off is, in the sense that the only way fuel can flow out is if the trigger is pulled. If the trigger is pulled, the pump is spinning and the cost is increasing.

It’s a bit like a garden hose, if you stop pulling the trigger no water comes out

I'd suggest instead of being little keyboard hypothesisers that you actually go and conduct your own practical experiment with a jerrycan.
See all those stains on the floor by the pumps, where do you think that comes from?

I’d suggest you’re a Bell End…. Based on your various rantings on here

[Chris_D]

See all those stains on the floor by the pumps, where do you think that comes from?

Probably from you jizzing over thinking you're saving a few euros?

Oh fk me, the rest of the bingo handbag-swingers have turned up to the thread.
How predictable.

[Scubaregs]

We like to keep abreast of the latest pish you sprout as you never disappoint

[Nictrix]

No matter how hard you shake your peg
The last wee bit runs down your leg.

[Chris_D]

We like to keep abreast of the latest pish you sprout as you never disappoint

Shouldn't you be down at the bingo for the big midweek 'all you can play and a pie & pea supper' tonight?
Or are you all out of tenalady?
Tragic.

[Scubaregs]

I get more pish from your posts than the tenalady factories output can cope with.

Even with an overtime shift on.

[Chris_D]

Jesus, did you just make up that hilarious snappy riposte yourself?
Don't give up your dayjob mate. The schoolkids really need you and your lollipop on that pedestrian crossing.

[Scubaregs]

Yep, all my own whilst you repeat the same tired bingo crap every time.
Still, variety, it's not for everyone.

[Chris_D]

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