The leak

mgb_phys

You're thinking of spaghetti, http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/spaghetti.html

Evo

Geeze, everyone knows spaghetti grows on vines. http://www.botany.com/53223SVEGETABL...ETTISQUASH.JPG

Andre

That's false spaghetti, Pasta pseudospaghetti, the real spaghetti can be discerned by the uniform length of the individual stalks, as a result of centuries of careful breeding:

turbo

Syrup-wells are low-yield in Maine, which is why we rely on the maple trees to collect the sap from the ground, and then steal it from them. We did have some productive inkwells that provided reliable employment until the '60s when BIC and Papermate put them all out of business.

Andre

Yes, they learned that trick from the south Europeans, who collect the crude oil from olive trees.

jim mcnamara

Then they let it ferment, turn greenish in order to get extra virgin crude oil. I understand that this proudct is never exported to France....

rewebster

some of those grow the best olivines too

rewebster

did they find the cracked pipe?

rewebster

well--I just had some fun with my own 'leak'

the sprayer on my kitchen faucet quit spraying--went online to the company's website to find the repair/fix---followed the instructions---however, when removing the diverter, the threading holding the diverter in place (inside the body of the faucet) broke. The bad thing is one of the shut off's doesn't shut off all the way--so, I now have a bucket under the sink until I put the new faucet in.

The domino effect of Murphy's law.

wolram

They have filled one hole and left the other, i have not seen them as i work nights,
may be they think the water will evaporate away.

rewebster

or drain back into the pipe

(is the pipe for drinking water?)