What is Finster doing in Florida

Capt Chuck · #1 05-14-2008, 08:49 PM

Looks like Finster pumped the wrong hole again

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Boater pumps 100 gallons of gas in wrong holePORT SALERNO

Members of the Martin County Fire Rescue Hazmat team responded to a fuel clean-up Tuesday morning after a boater pumped gasoline into his fishing rod holder instead of his gas tank.

The boater pumped about 100 gallons of gasoline at the Finest Kind Marina fuel dock before he noticed the problem, but only about 15 gallons polluted the water, marina employees said.

The rest of the gasoline seeped into the boat's bilge tank, witnesses said.

The man's fishing boat was towed from the fuel dock to Sandsprit Park so Hazmat officials could secure the fuel, said Jeff Alter, Fire Rescue bureau chief.
Marina employees said it's not uncommon to see boaters pump fuel into fishing rod holders because the holder is often close to the fuel tank hole.

Finster · #2 05-14-2008, 09:17 PM

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Looks like Finster pumped the wrong hole again

Looks like Chucks look'n to get his ass kicked! Beside I don't live in FL, you do. So don't be blaming your typical backward ass redneck BS on us harmless, intelligent northern guys.

BTW, you and Spidercrab still parking in the pines with the Boones Farm and the Sears catalog?
Ya freaky punk!

BigLew · #3 05-14-2008, 09:30 PM

Capt. Chuck;

So..Play nice! After all, it is the Finster!

NoBones · #4 05-14-2008, 09:32 PM

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Looks like Finster pumped the wrong hole again

Looks like Chucks look'n to get his ass kicked! Beside I don't live in FL, you do. So don't be blaming your typical backward ass redneck BS on us harmless, intelligent northern guys.

BTW, you and Spidercrab still parking in the pines with the Boones Farm and the Sears catalog?
Ya freaky punk!

Hold on DUDE !!!!!!!

This had to be a green dumb azz yank that has no idea
where to stick the nozzle............

Some Wall Street guy that deals in oil futures.

See ya, Ken

BigLew · #5 05-14-2008, 09:33 PM

Finny,

Let's not dignify the "Chuckster's" lapse in forum etiquette with that kinda of reprise.

Finster · #6 05-14-2008, 10:20 PM

Biglew, we're just having fun. Chuck must have been bored and he knew he could count on me to liven things up a little.

Ken, sorry. Looks like I hit a nerve. Don't worry, just remember righty tighy, lefty loosey. If you can master that and you'll be fine.

And the green handled one is diesel, that would be bad for your outboard.

NoBones · #7 05-14-2008, 10:46 PM

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Ken, sorry. Looks like I hit a nerve. Don't worry, just remember righty tighy, lefty loosey. If you can master that and you'll be fine.

And the green handled one is diesel, that would be bad for your outboard.

Dad gum-it, Now you tell me...
Some day I will get it right....

See ya, Ken

Mark · #8 05-14-2008, 10:49 PM

...likely a mistake that only gets made once (I'm just guessing the guy will remember this for a while).

Fr. Frank · #9 05-14-2008, 11:47 PM

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...likely a mistake that only gets made once (I'm just guessing the guy will remember this for a while).

Yeah, but it seems some boatnik does it every year.

Mark · #10 05-15-2008, 10:00 AM

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Yeah, but it seems some boatnik does it every year.

I highly doubt that any person does this twice. I also quite enjoy all the posts I've seen regarding this on various other forums, by reading them, you'd assume that nobody else has ever made a mistake in their life. The guy stuck the fuel nozzle in the wrong hole and probably ran down the dock to the restroom before seeing the error. Right or wrong, it pales in comparison to the mistakes that many others have made in their lives.