You learn something new everyday

[gorilla_skater]

Who knew?

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/16oNYVUXdX/

 

[TJlongworth]

Who knew?

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/16oNYVUXdX/

They make some good content

 

[TJlongworth]

the one in the baseball cap makes some funny clips about blue collar jobs

 

[harryhood]

that's pretty neat. I've noticed, and I think this is correct, that not all aerosol spray cans have the same / can use the same button top thingys

 

[Paul]

Too funny lol I didn’t know you could take the WD-40 fold down the tube and it still sprays ha ha I’ve been using this stuff for years and never knew that was a thing. I learned something new every day.

 

[A new level]

Seems like you are asking for fisheye in the paint but pretty cool

 

[redjeep]

I think there are both innies and outies for can tops.

 

[Horn]

That will keep me from accidentally spraying myself in the face from time to time too.

 

[HankD]

I try to learn something everyday! My question is how did we learn anything before cell phones??

 

[DrazJR]

I try to learn something everyday! My question is how did we learn anything before cell phones??

I think we did a lot of fawking around and finding out


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[Horn]

We learned it the hard way.

 

[redjeep]

I try to learn something everyday! My question is how did we learn anything before cell phones??

I think we did a lot of fawking around and finding out


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We had so much more free time without a phone it came naturally.

 

[Greenhorn]

I try to learn something everyday! My question is how did we learn anything before cell phones??

I think we did a lot of fawking around and finding out

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Somebody usually took one for the team and ended up in the ER.

 

[JeepinMaxx]

Great to hear about O'Reilly's.  My local NAPA used to have a bunch of old timers there that were "real" parts guys.  Now I go in there to ask for three feet of 3/8" fuel line and the younger guys ask me "what make, model, year" of the vehicle  :swear_mad:

It was the worst when I had the 90 YJ with a swapped in 4.0L engine from an entirely different Jeep. Special belts, hoses, etc...  I had to have a list of part number from three different vehicles to make everything work!