O'Reilly Auto Parts - Part number 121g. It's a real time saver.
O'Reilly Auto Parts - Part number 121g. It's a real time saver.
Is this the flux capacitor again?
In reply to ultraclyde :
You're no fun. Did I miss this the first time around?
In reply to kazoospec :
11-12 times depending on which Facebook groups you frequent.
They used to have the 121G-MF, too.
lol, sorry.
It's been on their site for several years, but I still think it's awesome that a major chain would do that. Well, assuming it wasn't just stuck in there by a web programmer and no one has bothered to remove it.
Dang, I had a whole series of vague follow up jokes ready. 
EDIT: Apparently, I need more current Facebook friends.
kazoospec said:Dang, I had a whole series of vague follow up jokes ready.
EDIT: Apparently, I need more current Facebook friends.
It's ok, some jokes are timeless.
Apparently I have no friends. This is the first time I saw this. Lol
minivan_racer said:kazoospec said:Dang, I had a whole series of vague follow up jokes ready.
EDIT: Apparently, I need more current Facebook friends.
It's ok, some jokes are timeless.
That's true, but even if a joke is timeless, you need to be careful about going back to it.
It's ok at least you aren't calling about a Tacoma water pump gasket.
Daylan C said:It's ok at least you aren't calling about a Tacoma water pump gasket.
Damn, I must be the most predictable. When I saw the flux capacitor this morning I made the same reference on my friends' FB page.
This is heavy!
This cracks me up...BWaHahaha .......Yea I know step away from the puter and get a life.... 
121g? 1.21 gigawatts.
I just got that 
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