Penetrol?

I've heard about people using Penetrol from Home Depot to restore black plastic fender flares on Jeeps. Has anybody here tried it?

No but I am pretty sure Penetrode writes the software for my Windows software.

John Brown wrote: No but I am pretty sure Penetrode writes the software for my Windows software.

I don't know enough about that software to load it properly.

But my buddy Samir does....

Have you seen my stapler?

VanillaSky wrote: Have you seen my stapler?

Ummm... yyyeah. Were gonna have to ask you to move your cubicle downstairs...

Penetrol sounds like it should be on the shelf next to KY, Astroglide, and Wet Platinum.

That'd be greaaat. "PC Load Letter?! WTF does that mean?!"

What a great movie - I own it.

Actually, it means something like Paper Carrier Load Letter, meaning you need to load the letter size paper tray. There's also a PC Load Legal.

/buzzkill

Good Lord, you know that... that's nothing to be proud of! So what's a TPS report, smart-guy?!

m4ff3w wrote: Penetrol sounds like it should be on the shelf next to KY, Astroglide, and Wet Platinum.

For a minute I took offense as I just moved to KentuckY. Then I realized it makes sense either way.....

Junkyard_Dog wrote:

John Brown wrote: No but I am pretty sure Penetrode writes the software for my Windows software.

I don't know enough about that software to load it properly. But my buddy Samir does....

samir.. Naaga Naaga Naaagonnaworkhereanymore.

I suppose that I deserve this....

Evidently it works:

http://tinyurl.com/ygd4lr9

Junkyard_Dog wrote:

m4ff3w wrote: Penetrol sounds like it should be on the shelf next to KY, Astroglide, and Wet Platinum.

For a minute I took offense as I just moved to KentuckY. Then I realized it makes sense either way.....

Ha! I'm from Kentucky.

BTW, Louisville (with the exception of 700 Central Avenue) isn't Kentucky. It is South Eastern Indiana.

In the movie, TPS stood for Toilet Paper System.

In actual sales environments, it can often mean "Two Page System," as I've used before.

In software development, it stands for "Testing Procedure Specification."

I worked overnight in a call center for an ISP. They called me "Wiki" for my Wikipedia-like pseudo-knowledge of just about any topic that came up. Movies were always a popular subject.

m4ff3w wrote:

Junkyard_Dog wrote:

m4ff3w wrote: Penetrol sounds like it should be on the shelf next to KY, Astroglide, and Wet Platinum.

For a minute I took offense as I just moved to KentuckY. Then I realized it makes sense either way.....

Ha! I'm from Kentucky. BTW, Louisville (with the exception of 700 Central Avenue) isn't Kentucky. It is South Eastern Indiana.

Hey I am from Kentucky too.

In reply to motomoron:

That was interesting, not the results but the Let Me Google That For You.

two ply system?

Amazing!!! I read the thread title,and instantly thought of Office Space. Then I opened it,and found almost everyone else did as well.

Peter-"Lawrence,what would you do with a million bucks?"

Lawrence-"Two chicks at the same time"

Peter-" You don't need a million bucks to do that"

Lawrence-" I do to find a couple of chicks that'll double up on a dude like me"

Watch out for the ole cornhole Peter

Classic movie with classic lines. I was one of the few who actually saw this movie in the theater.

Sweet red gen three RX-7 in many scenes as well.

why is it I so seldom understand what's going on on this forum ?

I really enjoyed Office Space, but the most fun I had was showing it to a buddy of mine who has worked for large corps, like Monsanto, Cargill, etc. He hardly laughed, but a couple of times I heard him mutter, "I've done that..."

Woody wrote: I suppose that I deserve this....

Hahahaha, but I thought the product you were looking for was "Back to Black" or something.

I told those fudge packers I actually liked Michael Bolton

Streetwiseguy wrote: I really enjoyed Office Space, but the most fun I had was showing it to a buddy of mine who has worked for large corps, like Monsanto, Cargill, etc. He hardly laughed, but a couple of times I heard him mutter, "I've done that..."

First time I saw it I thought it was a comedy. Then, after working in a corporate environment for a while I decided it was a documentary.

My wife saw it as a documentary when we saw it in the theater as well,but I was laughing my ass off the whole time. I have never worked in an office enviroment like that so some of the stuff didn't hit me the same way.

The O face!!!