Gas fires can be horrific incidents, but there's something amusing about the lengths to which some people will go when working with fuel. One Daytona Beach, Fla., man gave himself second degree burns, and all because he thought it was a good idea to replace his car's fuel tank with a plastic fuel can - then move the can to a space under the hood, next to the engine. It's stranger than fiction. There is a comparable sentiment when it comes to the hokey old story that cellular phones cause fuel pump fires. Do gas stations have good reason to post warning signs on the pump, or is the static electricity danger cell phones allegedly pose to refueling motorists merely an urban legend?