What made them stop there? Who said 'screw formula 410, this one is good enough'?

Who was the panty waste chemical engineer that screwed up the formula 408 other times?

Way back at Formulas 1-34, they were actually working on a new carbonated beverage. Formula 410 became the glue for post-its.

I just wanna know why they went ahead and marketed # 409 knowing it will discolor aluminum.

40 became, of course:

So from # 35 to # 39 it went from carbonated beverage to light lubricant.

Jensenman wrote: I just wanna know why they went ahead and marketed # 409 knowing it will discolor aluminum. # 40 became, of course: So from # 35 to # 39 it went from carbonated beverage to light lubricant.

Just add liquor.

bludroptop wrote: What made them stop there? Who said 'screw formula 410, this one is good enough'?

"Because the word isn't ready for Formula 410..."

Well, we all know what happened to #8 right?

Sex lube?

and formula 1 is a multi billion dollar business now

EastCoastMojo wrote:

bludroptop wrote: What made them stop there? Who said 'screw formula 410, this one is good enough'?

"Because the word isn't ready for Formula 410..."

Way funny!!!

Jensenman wrote: So from # 35 to # 39 it went from carbonated beverage to light lubricant.

So now we know why PB Blaster smells like root beer - it must have been #38!

EastCoastMojo wrote: Sex lube?

I recall watching a science channel show where they said WD-40 was developed for the navy as a lub that would hold up against water...they just used fish oil thinking fish live in water and they're not locked up so it should work and it did.

RX Reven' wrote: ..they just used fish oil thinking fish live in water and they're not locked up so it should work and it did.

well, are fish waterproof?

Actually water is fishproof.

WD 40 is for water displacement/prevention of corrosion & rust and can work well as a cleaner/solvent or to unstick siezed parts, but it makes a pretty sucky lube in my experience.

EastCoastMojo wrote: but it makes a pretty sucky lube in my experience.

Man oh man oh man; I want to know.... but I'm afraid to ask.

914Driver wrote:

EastCoastMojo wrote: but it makes a pretty sucky lube in my experience.

Man oh man oh man; I want to know.... but I'm afraid to ask.

That's the last time she sleeps with this guy:

914Driver wrote:

EastCoastMojo wrote: but it makes a pretty sucky lube in my experience.

Man oh man oh man; I want to know.... but I'm afraid to ask.

Dude. You know I work in a bike shop

It does make for a very alluring perfume. Drives guys WILD

EastCoastMojo wrote: It does make for a very alluring perfume. Drives guys WILD

hell yea

EastCoastMojo wrote: Dude. You know I work in a bike shop It does make for a very alluring perfume. Drives guys WILD

This drives the ladies wild:

I agree, though--I've loved the smell of bike shops since I was a young lad.

I use Pedros Extra Dry...more like the Coolwater to the WD-40's Polo..

Reminds my stint turning wrenchs at a bike shop back in the old days when 8 speed XTR was the shizznit and disc brakes were only on motorcyles.

Josh wrote:

914Driver wrote:

EastCoastMojo wrote: but it makes a pretty sucky lube in my experience.

Man oh man oh man; I want to know.... but I'm afraid to ask.

That's the last time she sleeps with this guy:

Hey! That looks like Per!

Joey