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Nothing like a cold splash of 100LL in the face to wake up a pilot



 
 
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Old September 24th 04, 04:24 AM
Peter R.
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Default Nothing like a cold splash of 100LL in the face to wake up a pilot

Anyone ever get splashed in the face with 100LL while refueling at a
self-serve pump?

Today, I joined the nitwit club and was rewarded for my refueling
complacency with a cereal bowl-sized volume of 100LL splashed directly
in the face. At least I was wearing sunglasses, which kept most of the
fuel out of my eyes.


--
Peter





 




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