[kellyhound]

lucky after all.

[Soar]

That could have ended up so much worse.

Very lucky.

[güttsfükk]

arent you banned form using phones at petrol stations in other countries? i know you're not allowed in the uk

[Chosenofloki]

Originally Posted by guttsfukk ↗

arent you banned form using phones at petrol stations in other countries? i know you're not allowed in the uk

You are here in Canada aswell

[güttsfükk]

i once got out of the car while my friend was filling up the car, i walked to the edge of the station so i was by the exit of the station, but the attendant told me to stop using the phone over the speaker system

[Soar]

We have signs and stuff saying no mobile phones in use but it never ceases to amaze me at just how many people use them while filling up their tank.

I mean, why don't they smoke a cigarette while they're at it?

[Cunt Westwood]

wtf? I didnt know this actually happens. Ive used cell phones while pumping gas and I didnt burst into flames.

[missmorbidity]

Originally Posted by Soar ↗

We have signs and stuff saying no mobile phones in use but it never ceases to amaze me at just how many people use them while filling up their tank.

I mean, why don't they smoke a cigarette while they're at it?

Some do. (smoke, that is)

[güttsfükk]

Originally Posted by vakt ↗

wtf? I didnt know this actually happens. Ive used cell phones while pumping gas and I didnt burst into flames.

well you know how electricity causes fire when it touches something like petrol, or it can cause explosions when it touches a room of gas for example.

electrical items such as mobile phones or ipods can cause static electricity. if you then touch a metal item the electricity can "spark across" to the metal item.

that spark can ignite the petrol really easily.

[Cunt Westwood]

I knew static electricity can ignite gas but I always thought the cell phone thing was an urban legend. Ive never noticed any static electricity coming from my cell.