Re: I give up!
Check your fuel lines. Did you make sure the primer bulb was nice and firm before you tried to start it? If you can get it started again, let it get good and warm, then unplug the hose from the outboard, let it run out of gas, then put it away till the next day. Plug the hose back on, prime it up and see what happens. If it starts right up, I'd say buy a new fuel hose. You can also check the fittings by pulling the fittings off and checking O-Rings. They shouldn't be cracked or anything. The primer bulb can be checked by pointing the arrow upwards, and pumping it. It has a check valve in it, and if the hose has any age to it, you might be loosing prime through the hose. If you are loosing prime overnight if the hose is never unhooked, I'd say you've lost prime. If you are unhooking it and letting it run out of gas, then you've got issues elsewhere.
Ripperace