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I hope this is understandable, but I think it's vital for my project.

Another way to think about it is a print "file" being created where a text area is a variable. And when the printer "gets to" that area, it looks up the value of the variable and prints the value.

Just wondering for anyone who has tried this. I'm worried about the super glue attack, and some sources online say to pack it with vaseline so anyone who tries to glue your lock can't do it because the glue won't set... but your lock still works as normal. Any issues with doing this?

2012 Mazda3 Sport Sedan (60k miles). This car has been parked in a flat driveway for a few days. Perfectly dry, no gas smell. Today I moved it and parked it on a fairly steep hill, facing forward up-hill for about 1 hour. I definitely smelled a little gas, but didn't think much of it.

When I came back to the car, there was an Amazon driver nearby, and she asked, "Hey, do you smell gas?" Yep, I did! She points and says, "what is THAT"? I look, and there is a fairly large puddle of gas under the car, and moving down the hill a few feet. I looked under the car and watched gas dripping somewhat rapidly from seemingly 3 different places in the rear of the car.

The tank was recently filled up, but not over-filled. I'm very careful about not overfilling after I learned a few years ago, how this can damage the vapor canister.

We actually called the fire department (non-emergency) because this seemed rather dangerous. They were HAPPY to come out, and were glad that we called. They moved the car to a flat area and the leaking completely stopped.

=== The Question ===

So tomorrow we have to take it for repair, but I'm wondering what you might think the issue is. I really doubt that the tank itself is cracked or damaged in any way. It feels like some connection at the top of the tank is faulty. What would that be? And is it a big deal to get it fixed?

I'm seeing these tanker trucks all around Stamford. I don't live in that world, so I'm just really curious how much an entire tanker truck of pool water costs. Anybody know?

In book 1, they bewitched snowballs to repeatedly pelt the back of Professor Quirrell's turban. Fred and George... always streets ahead. Did they suspect? Or mere coincidence?