I can't believe it only took them 100 years.
 

I am amazed. I have been listening to the news while working and it appears that they have finally figured out that gasoline expands in your car's gas tank when it is hot out.

I wonder how much money they spent on coming to that conclusion?

They are even calling on Congressional hearings on the matter.


I am in the wrong business.

why is this so important?

Heat can even raise your tire pressure, better call for a national emergency. :1orglaugh

I wonder what it does to blood pressure. A medical emergency perhaps?

I believe because it also expands in the tank at the pump, so when you're paying $3 a gallon, you aren't always getting a gallon.

I'm not a scientist tho', so maybe I'm wrong. :thumbsup

Good to see our government hard at work.

Exactly.

Hey, our money needs to get wasted somewhere, why not on study's that can be figured out with common sense?

You are correct . . . but isn't it offset in the winter?

Man, how do I get in on opening a research company to get paid by the government to find this stuff out?

Like I said, I am in the wrong business. Want to join me on my next capitalistic venture?

Im watching Jessica Simpson on tv... She expands my ... ehh... blood vains

Not if you live in Southern California, Florida or Hawaii.

What are blood vains?

heat effects the internet too.
their is wintertime bandwidth and summertime bandwidth,

that's what i was thinking :upsidedow

The tanks are usually about 15+ feet underground, where it should be much cooler than above ground. Does the gas heat up much upon transfer from the underground tank to the gas pump?

thats why you need to pump your gas in the am when its still cool/cold out

Only if it shrinks in the cold.

It is a gas, I would think it contracts.

And have you spent millions and 100 years researching this to verify?

I am getting a grant to verify it.

Not 15 feet under the surface. Not much anyway.

dont want government waste? RON PAUL 2008!!!! :thumbsup