Re: Items to carry in car

["Psychos 'R Us" <honge@creighton.edu>]

> >     I would also like to recommend a good and sturdy
> >     oxygen sensor wrench, it'll save you from a 
> >     potentially expen$ive tow should your cat decide to
> >     break apart/block your exhaust. Happened to me on 
> >     the 5KS in east nowhere Vermont at 2AM, -5 deg. I 
> >     removed the oxy sensor and limped home (loudly) all
> >     the way to Boston. Removed those pesky pieces of
> >     honeycomb from the muffler..been fine and passed many
> >     a state inspection since.
> 
> Cat, What Cat?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!

Probably the feline kind. Carry enough of 'em and you won't worry about 
engine not running -- when that happens, just stuff 'em in the engine 
comparment and there will be enough static electricity to jump start an 
oil tanker.

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