"That little guy there? I wouldn't worry about that little guy""Come in radio." "Don't call me radio unit 21." "Don't call me unit 21 radio." "What do you want mac?" "Meow."
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"That little guy there? I wouldn't worry about that little guy""Come in radio." "Don't call me radio unit 21." "Don't call me unit 21 radio." "What do you want mac?" "Meow."
Well that can just be a disaster waiting to happen if any of the fluids are leaking from a vehicle and of course depending on what it is, like gasoline. The tiniest of sparks catch onto that and watch out.I have heard that if you indicate there is liquid on the ground, you go to the top of the list. I have a friend who was rear-ended, waited 45 minutes for police response, called back to inquire. Dispatcher asked if there were any injuries, fire, or liquids on the ground and my friend said yeah there's a little bit of liquid (may have been oil or A/C condensation, etc), police were there 30 seconds later.
"Blinker fluid" and "muffler belts" are standard mechanic's joke repairs when speaking about people who have little to no car knowledge (mostly women).Blinkers have fluid?
Yes, shortly after starting this thread.Did they show up?