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I love to tell stories and this one is true. Now we all know that our new Scout doesn't have a fuel gauge, meaning that we have to look into the tank and shake to see how much gas we have in there. We can do that but shouldn't have to !!
Now here is the story. We were hanging out on our bikes one night at the bowling alley. We began talking about taking a ride together around town. One of the guys says I may need some gas let me check. He unscrewed the gas cap pulled his Zippo out and struck it on over the gas tank to see how much gas was in there. Well, the flame went upwards about five feet In the air. In a second the guy put the cap down on the tank and it was all over. We all laughed about it and took the ride together. After that night the guys name was always Zippo to me.
Now here is the story. We were hanging out on our bikes one night at the bowling alley. We began talking about taking a ride together around town. One of the guys says I may need some gas let me check. He unscrewed the gas cap pulled his Zippo out and struck it on over the gas tank to see how much gas was in there. Well, the flame went upwards about five feet In the air. In a second the guy put the cap down on the tank and it was all over. We all laughed about it and took the ride together. After that night the guys name was always Zippo to me.