Mary-Kate Olsen -- Human Torch

46. New updates at gas stations like hooded flume vents on the pump/handles.Underground double shielded fule tanks made from high tech materials...all old steel tanks ripped out.The 1960`s gas stations with metal tanks is over.New tanks drove many out the bizness.Yes new stations are safer but you stll must not build up any static charges or point of origin flash burns are possible than HOT fire on the gas itself and the tanks can go.How about when the tanker truck is fueling the station would you smoke or use your phone than?.The tanker truck is just like the old above ground station and those tanker trucks still blow up every year coast to coast.high risk pay and haz mat ed and I`d still never drive one or park next to one.

Posted at 6:13PM on Mar 29th 2009 by STATIC charge flash point of origin=DOA

47. The Olsen twins were cute as buttons on Full House. They were a franchise unto themselves. You wanted them to never grow up. What's happened? Why does every femme hasbeen today grow up to be an anorexic recluse? What do you call this new breed of showbiz stiff with no brain, no body and no soul? Gen X is too tame a word. Why not Generation Skank?

Posted at 7:14PM on Mar 29th 2009 by Penis Hilton

48. Isn't the whole cellphone, pumping gas thing an urban myth? I don't think it's important...we should be focusing on the animal breeding on her head.

Posted at 8:01PM on Mar 29th 2009 by Igaaboo

49. Nikki, POST #29

I don't know what state you live in, but we don't have any big signs warning against cellphone use at the gas station. There may be a small circle with the silhouette of a cellphone and line going across it, but it is small. If it were truly a danger, which it is not, you can check the mythbusters website and/or snopes websites to varify,
Also, if you correctly comprehended what I wrote, which you obviously did not, you would have realized that I said SOME parts of hospitals don't allow for cell phones. I also did NOT give a reason WHY they are prohibited in SOME areas of the hospital.
So, before you publicly go criticizing someone publicly, you might want to brush up on your comprehension skills a bit first.
As for working for TMZ. I'd love to. What a cushy job it must be to work as a reporter who could get all of their facts wrong, not be out of job due to it, and still get paid? Not to mention the fact that they all seem to have a great time at work. I'd love to have a job like that.
Bottom line, TMZ is not CNN. They are merely here for our entertainment, and making fools of themselves and others is in fact, quite entertaining. So, don't yourself so seriously. Life's too short and laughter is one of the most enjoyable parts of it. So thanks TMZ. You not only entertain us, you also make some intellectually challenged people feel smart.

Peace and Blessings to all

Posted at 8:10PM on Mar 29th 2009 by Leighwitch

50. Her hat has little horn warmers.

Posted at 8:20PM on Mar 29th 2009 by Campy

51.
Nikki, POST #29

I don't know what state you live in, but we don't have any big
signs warning against cellphone use at the gas station. There may be
a small circle with the silhouette of a cellphone and line going
across it, but it is small. If it were truly a danger, which it is
not there would be large warning signs , which I haven't seen. I usually get my gas at Costco and the attendants don't have people get off of their cell phones, You can check the mythbusters website and/or snopes websites to
varify that a cellphone will NOT ignite a fire,
Furthermore, if you correctly comprehended what I wrote, which you
obviously did not, you would have realized that I said SOME parts of
hospitals don't allow for cell phones. I also did NOT give a reason
WHY they are prohibited in SOME areas of the hospital. I merely stated that there are areas of the hospitals I have been in in which they have posted signs prohibiting the use of cell phones.

So Nikki, before you publicly go criticizing someone, you might
want to brush up on your comprehension skills a bit first.

As for working for TMZ. I'd love to. What a cushy job it must be
to work as a reporter who could get all of their facts wrong, not be
out of job due to it, and still get paid? Not to mention the fact
that they all seem to have a great time while
at work. I'd love to have a job like that.

Bottom line, TMZ is not CNN. They are merely here for our
entertainment, and making fools of themselves and others is in fact,
quite entertaining to many of us. So, don't everything so seriously. Life's too
short and laughter is one of the most enjoyable parts of it. Being too serious can cause you to miss out on a lot of it.

So thanks TMZ. You not only entertain us, you give us tons of stuff to laugh about.

Peace and Blessings to all

Posted at 8:24PM on Mar 29th 2009 by Leighwitch

52. Nikki, POST #29

I don't know how things are where you live, but we don't have any big noticeable
signs warning against cellphone use at our gas stations. Haven't noticed any in the states I've driven through either. There may be a small circle with the silhouette of a cellphone and line going
across it stuck to the pumps or a post, but if so,it is pretty small.
If it were truly a danger, which it is not, there would be large
warning signs you wouldn't be able to miss. I usually purchaset my
gasoline at Costco and the attendants don't even ask people get off of
their cell phones, I am quite certain that they would do so if their
own lives were at risk.

You can check the mythbusters website and/or snopes website to
varify that using a cellphone will NOT ignite a fire,

Furthermore, if you correctly comprehended what I wrote, which you
obviously did not, you would have realized that I said SOME parts of
hospitals don't allow for cell phones. I also did NOT give a reason
WHY they are prohibited in SOME areas of the hospital. I merely
stated that there are areas of the hospitals I have been to in which
they have posted signs prohibiting the use of cell phones.

So, Nikki, before you go publicly criticizing someone, you might
want to brush up on your comprehension skills a bit first.

As for working for TMZ. I'd love to. What a cushy job it must be
to work as a reporter who could get all of their facts wrong, not be
out of job due to it, and still get paid? Not to mention the fact
that they all seem to have a great time while at work. I'd love to
have a job like that.

Bottom line, TMZ is not CNN. They are merely here for our
entertainment, and making fools of themselves and others is in fact,
quite entertaining to many of us.
So, don't take everything so seriously.
Life's too short and laughter is one of the most enjoyable parts of
it.
Being too serious can cause you to miss out on a lot of it.

So thanks TMZ. You not only entertain us, you give us tons of stuff
to laugh about, including each other.

Peace and Blessings to all

Posted at 8:44PM on Mar 29th 2009 by Leighwitch

53.
Nikki, POST #29

I don't know how things are where you live, but we don't have any big noticeable signs warning against cellphone use at our gas stations. I haven't noticed any in the states I've driven through either. There may be a sticker of circle with the silhouette of a cellphone and line going across it stuck to the pumps or a post, but if so,it is pretty small.
If it were truly a danger, which it is not, there would be large warning signs you wouldn't be able to miss. I usually purchase my gasoline at Costco and the attendants don't even ask people get off of their cell phones, I am quite certain that they would do so if their own lives were at risk.

You can check the mythbusters website and/or snopes website to varify that using a cellphone will NOT ignite a fire,

Furthermore, if you correctly comprehended what I wrote, which you obviously did not, you would have realized that I said SOME parts of hospitals don't allow for cell phones. I also did NOT give a reason WHY they are prohibited in SOME areas of the hospital. I merely stated that there are areas of the hospitals I have been to in which they have posted signs prohibiting the use of cell phones.

So, Nikki, before you go publicly criticizing someone, you might want to brush up on your comprehension skills a bit first.

As for working for TMZ. I'd love to. What a cushy job it must be to work as a reporter who could get all of their facts wrong, not be out of job due to it, and still get paid? Not to mention the fact that they all seem to have a great time while at work. I'd love to have a job like that.

Bottom line, TMZ is not CNN. They are merely here for our entertainment, and making fools of themselves and others is in fact, quite entertaining to many of us.

So, don't take everything so seriously.
Life's too short and laughter is one of the most enjoyable parts of it.
Being too serious can cause you to miss out on a lot of it.

So "Thank You" TMZ. You not only entertain us, you also provide us with tons of stuff to laugh about, including each other.

Peace and Blessings to all

Posted at 8:54PM on Mar 29th 2009 by Leighwitch

54.
Nikki, POST #29

I don't know how things are where you live, but we don't have any big noticeable signs warning against cellphone use at our gas stations. I haven't noticed any in the states I've driven through either. There may be a sticker of a circle with a silhouette of a cellphone and line going across it stuck to the pumps or a post, but if so,it is pretty small. If it were truly a danger, which it is not, there would be large warning signs you wouldn't be able to miss. I usually purchase my gasoline at Costco and the attendants don't even ask people get off of their cell phones, I am quite certain that they would do so if
their own lives were at risk.

You can check the mythbusters website and/or snopes website to varify that using a cellphone will NOT ignite a fire,

Furthermore, if you correctly comprehended what I wrote, which you obviously did not, you would have realized that I said SOME parts of hospitals don't allow for cell phones. I also did NOT give a reason WHY they are prohibited in SOME areas of the hospital. I merely stated that there are areas of the hospitals I have been to in which they have posted signs prohibiting the use of cell phones.

So, Nikki, before you go publicly criticizing someone, you might want to brush up on your comprehension skills a bit first.

As for working for TMZ. I'd love to. What a cushy job it must be to work as a reporter who could get all of their facts wrong, not be out of job due to it, and still get paid? Not to mention the fact that they all seem to have a great time while at work. I'd love to have a job like that.

Bottom line, TMZ is not CNN. They are merely here for our entertainment, and making fools of themselves and others is in fact, quite entertaining to many of us. An obvious fact since they are still on the air and apparently doing quite well.

So, don't take everything so seriously.
Life's too short and laughter is one of the most enjoyable parts of it.
Being too serious can cause you to miss out on a lot of it.

So "Thank You" TMZ. You not only entertain us, you also provide us with tons of stuff to laugh about, including each other.

Peace and Blessings to all

Posted at 9:08PM on Mar 29th 2009 by Leighwitch

55. It's a myth. Anyone who believes that a cell phone at the gas pump is dangerous, is a moron who probably believes everything Al Gore has to say as well.

Posted at 10:50PM on Mar 29th 2009 by no problem

56. Thats Ashley. Not Mary-Kate

Posted at 11:06PM on Mar 29th 2009 by Jessica

57. the cellphone starting a gas station explosion was already disproved by the mythbusters

Posted at 12:00AM on Mar 30th 2009 by hakkai999

58. At least she's not wearing fur.

Posted at 1:21AM on Mar 30th 2009 by lisa

59. At least she's smart enough to know that you don't put diesel into your gas powered engine ( a la halle berry). BTW guys, the cellphone thingy is not such a big deal. You can actullay even leave your car running when you get gas. Static electricity is what sets off the fumes and you gotta have a lot of fumes.

Posted at 1:15PM on Mar 30th 2009 by Workinaway

60. That is Ashley...nice job TMZ way to be on top of things

Posted at 1:38PM on Mar 30th 2009 by Britt