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Larry the Cable Guy after all-you-can-eat chili and beans

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vchimpanzee

It's not power lines. It's the same whether there are power lines running along the road or not. It actually stopped as I went under a major transmission line.

When it started a couple of weeks ago it would stop if I let up on the gas or if I put on the brake. Now, it doesn't seem to stop for either of those.

In the town where the station is located, it mostly stops. But just a few miles away, as soon as the signal started going downhill, there it was again. Interestingly, 20 miles from the town, after I started my car, nothing. In fact, the usual power line interference wasn't as bad as usual. A few miles down the road, there it was.

I stopped at a service station and when the man there heard it, he said it was wiring and he doesn't do that.

I haven't even turned on the air conditioning. I sure would have liked to yesterday. But this was bad enough.
 
Uhhhhh..........what is the Flying Spaghetti Monster? *shrugs*
 
Darth_vader said:
Uhhhhh..........what is the Flying Spaghetti Monster? *shrugs*
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[Alex Trebek] No. Anybody else? [/A.T.]

This must be one of those surrealist threads. :D

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vchimpanzee said:
It's not power lines. It's the same whether there are power lines running along the road or not. It actually stopped as I went under a major transmission line.

When it started a couple of weeks ago it would stop if I let up on the gas or if I put on the brake. Now, it doesn't seem to stop for either of those.

In the town where the station is located, it mostly stops. But just a few miles away, as soon as the signal started going downhill, there it was again. Interestingly, 20 miles from the town, after I started my car, nothing. In fact, the usual power line interference wasn't as bad as usual. A few miles down the road, there it was.

I stopped at a service station and when the man there heard it, he said it was wiring and he doesn't do that.

I haven't even turned on the air conditioning. I sure would have liked to yesterday. But this was bad enough.
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NEVER have Larry The Cable Guy after all you can eat chili and beans in your car - EVEN with all the windows rolled down, the sun roof open and the air conditioner on.
 
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