pikey wrote:Thats rubbish how many people switch phones off when filling up .

Not this guy: " onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; or this " onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Demo of how a phone can do it: " onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Exception doesn't prove the rule .

Like I said who turns their phone off when filling up .No one

Classic story of an American NASCAR or some such... feel regs stated X number of litres to the tank - and sure enough it was spot on...
said car also had meters and meters of fuel line snaking side to side under the car on its way to the engine - a couple of litres worth!
Nothing to do with the post - just some ramblings...

Prolly 'cos you over filled the tank - X Max manual says fill to the bottom of the filler tube - not to the brim!

Mobiles - its not in case you go BANG - Its so you concentrate on what ya fucking doin'

pikey wrote:Exception doesn't prove the rule .

Like I said who turns their phone off when filling up .No one

The line was "do not use" you have taken this to "turn off". Also you are the one raising "prove the rule" I just showed it can happen. You really need to get over this.

Your phone is still sending signals out when not in use and can ring any time .

I think photo was best Asda Pump Ive seen ours arent that good around here was it pay at pump

The only supermarket with a petrol station round here is Sainsburys, or next town over for Tesco. Nearest Asda is about 10m and has not fuel. But as pumps go it is pretty

FFS I have just seen the price Solo paid £124.7 I thought it was dear down here, but it is over a penny dearer uP North

Ferrit wrote:
FFS I have just seen the price Solo paid £124.7 I thought it was dear down here, but it is over a penny dearer uP North

I paid 129p in Northallerton today! Thats expensive, but you can't get much under 127 round here.

I paid £123.6 to fill up the car today