1. Vos the peshat of all these car fires? Is it a chesorin in the car? Or a chisorin in the gasoline?

2. It’s probably overheating. It was very hot & humid out at certain times today.

3. It is gantz yitochen, Moshe ben Sarah Sosha, that this is a siman min hashamayim that Gehinnom is azoi vee a combustable concoction: one minute a mentsh is zipping through leben without trachting and then – kaboom! – into the sheoil tachtis he goes! You know, k’moi a maaseh Korach. But ich mein oifen emes that after he filled his tank the gas cap was open and it was said by a great man – and I quote – “A lit Marlboro and an opening to the gas tank may result in explosive reprecussions” unquote.

4. English please. What is the comment in #3 trying to say.

5. uten fire carzen, kaboomish swoosh, thats the end of de car.

6. Cute comments, but seriously, do car fires start because there wasn’t enough antifreeze in the radiator?

7. OI YOI YOI

8. yo ppl talk english pls

9. To #6 I am not a mechanic but driving without coolant fluid is probably the reason.

   To all other comments great to see the yeshivishe shprach in action.

10. All those comments you couldn’t understand were just mixing up Yiddish & English to poke fun at the first guy for using this combination we call “Yeshivish”, and overused it to make a point.

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