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I have never seen a pump without auto hold.

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Never heard of this, but I've always lived in warm weather and those auto things work like 95% of the time anyway.

Perhaps a poll can straighten this out...

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i have lived in cold weather and never heard of it.

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Never heard of this, but I've always lived in warm weather and those auto things work like 95% of the time anyway.

Perhaps a poll can straighten this out...

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My options are cold weather or warm weather? Unless you live in a state that borders Canada or Mexico I don't think you can choose one or the other of those.

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This is indeed illegal in MA. It sucks because now I only have one free hand at the pump to light my cigar.

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best way? Have some idiot attendant do it.

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gas attendants still exist...?

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Never heard of this, but I've always lived in warm weather and those auto things work like 95% of the time anyway.

Perhaps a poll can straighten this out...

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My options are cold weather or warm weather? Unless you live in a state that borders Canada or Mexico I don't think you can choose one or the other of those.

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Yeah, obviously a flawed poll, so think of it as "places that snow" and "places that don't snow". And don't get nitty about living in both places and having to choose an answer.

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In a related development, with the weather cooling off, I was having trouble with a door in the apartment that kept closing when the heater had been running, thus preventing warm air from circulating into the second bathroom which, somehow, doesn't have a register.

I don't have a picture of my specific situation, but this is a rough approximation:

http://www.netherwalloptrading.com/_...roducts/21.jpg

I found that if I wedged something underneath the door, it would actually stop the door from closing! I'm trying to think of a catchy name for it so I can market it...

<font color="white"> Seriously, WTF at this thread?!?!?! </font>

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LMAO

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Never heard of this, but I've always lived in warm weather and those auto things work like 95% of the time anyway.

Perhaps a poll can straighten this out...

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My options are cold weather or warm weather? Unless you live in a state that borders Canada or Mexico I don't think you can choose one or the other of those.

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Yeah, obviously a flawed poll, so think of it as "places that snow" and "places that don't snow". And don't get nitty about living in both places and having to choose an answer.

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Snows here. No one knows about it. How about "places with broken pumps and retarded protect us from ourselves laws, places without".

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how slow exactly are your pumps? i am usually at the pump for 30 seconds.

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I think Euro pumps are MUCH faster.

[/ QUOTE ]That's because they use liters in Europe. And liters are smaller than gallons and can thus slip into the tank faster.