While attempting to get the pug (106, 1.1) out of the snow this morning I noticed that some of the snow left behind was yellow. Thought it might have been a cat but the more I moved the more yellow there was. Is there a fluid that colour in there somewhere?? Haven't tasted it!
Chandy
The first thing for an eskimo kid to learn. "Outside the igloo door, Don't eat the yellow snow." DaveK.
Slight trace of oil from the exhaust, possibly.
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Very dilute rust?
Looks more oil-coloured than anything. Judge for yourselves:
Brake fluid?
Just read the latest Car Mechanic, the Ear To The Ground section talks about failure of the brake system due to manufacturers using ally washers in the brake system rather than copper ones, the ally ones rot and track over a period of time from the outside in until you find fluid on the path and zippo brakes. VW Passats were featured in the article but I suspect other cars may also have the same desgn as well. Better check yours.
PDH
Dog piss?
Mrs Higinbottom looked out onto the snow covered path. Eeh, look 'ere Charlie-our 'Arriet's boyfriend's had a pea and written her name in the snow. 'Aye, wot's worryin me, it's in 'er 'andwritin.'
LOL.............. I bet its a bloody cat :)
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