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(But I'm sure somebody will make our day)



'Curly'

motsco_ <motsco_@interbaun.com> wrote in news:135991e6plaiad6
@corp.supernews.com:

> (But I'm sure somebody will make our day)
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> 'Curly'
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Why is there air?

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Tegger

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:-)

OK, here's one for you: I had my 2004 Accord serviced at 30,000 miles last
Thursday at the dealership. Saturday morning I discovered my left rear tire
went completely flat. Do you think that was a coincidence? Should I blame
the dealership? Should I blame the tire dealer, who replaced it with a
Pirelli P6 (that's all they had in my car's size), for psychically
destroying the tire?

Howard, in soon-to-be ridiculously hot Arizona


"motsco_" wrote

> (But I'm sure somebody will make our day)
>
>
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> 'Curly'

"Howard Lester" <hlester@mmto.org> wrote in
news:f32h51$cmh$1@onion.ccit.arizona.edu:

>:-)
>
> OK, here's one for you: I had my 2004 Accord serviced at 30,000 miles
> last Thursday at the dealership. Saturday morning I discovered my left
> rear tire went completely flat. Do you think that was a coincidence?
> Should I blame the dealership? Should I blame the tire dealer, who
> replaced it with a Pirelli P6 (that's all they had in my car's size),
> for psychically destroying the tire?



There was no air. If the air goes out of your tires, you get a flat. Maybe
that is why there is air, so you will have some to put in your tires.

What would happen if you filled your tires with Cool Whip?


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> Howard, in soon-to-be ridiculously hot Arizona



When it gets to 120F, there is no air. The air evaporates.

Why is there air? Nobody has answered this yet.


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Tegger

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Tegger wrote:
> "Howard Lester" <hlester@mmto.org> wrote in
> news:f32h51$cmh$1@onion.ccit.arizona.edu:
>
>> :-)
>>
>> OK, here's one for you: I had my 2004 Accord serviced at 30,000 miles
>> last Thursday at the dealership. Saturday morning I discovered my left
>> rear tire went completely flat. Do you think that was a coincidence?
>> Should I blame the dealership? Should I blame the tire dealer, who
>> replaced it with a Pirelli P6 (that's all they had in my car's size),
>> for psychically destroying the tire?
>
>
>
> There was no air. If the air goes out of your tires, you get a flat. Maybe
> that is why there is air, so you will have some to put in your tires.
>
> What would happen if you filled your tires with Cool Whip?
>
>
>> Howard, in soon-to-be ridiculously hot Arizona
>
>
>
> When it gets to 120F, there is no air. The air evaporates.
>
> Why is there air? Nobody has answered this yet.
>
>


To feed politicians... Of course, it must be heated first.

JT

"Tegger" wrote

>> Should I blame the dealership? Should I blame the tire dealer, who
>> replaced it with a Pirelli P6 (that's all they had in my car's size),
>> for psychically destroying the tire?

> There was no air. If the air goes out of your tires, you get a flat. Maybe
> that is why there is air, so you will have some to put in your tires.
>
> What would happen if you filled your tires with Cool Whip?

My Accord would be transformed into a Buick.

>> Howard, in soon-to-be ridiculously hot Arizona

> When it gets to 120F, there is no air. The air evaporates.

I can't breathe....

> Why is there air? Nobody has answered this yet.

For the sake of the children.

motsco_ wrote:
> (But I'm sure somebody will make our day)
>
>
>
> 'Curly'

well, you succeeded in starting them off! satisfied now?