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[Rufus T. Firefly]

https://www.google.com/search?q=man+cuts+penis+off+with+vaccum+cleaner&oq=man+cuts+penis+off+with+vaccum+cleaner&aqs=chrome..69i57.19964j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Hmmmm........... Now whatever prompted that search,

I bought my wife a vacuum cleaner for Mothers day. It was not a great idea and her response was gfy. with that vacuum!

And in the interests of marital harmony and obedience........................

[rogruth]

Hmmmm........... Now whatever prompted that search,

I bought my wife a vacuum cleaner for Mothers day. It was not a great idea and her response was gfy. with that vacuum!

And in the interests of marital harmony and obedience........................

Did it have the right attachments? Hmmmm. Maybe it didn't and that caused her response.

[Mitch]

I bought my wife a vacuum cleaner for Mothers day. It was not a great idea and her response was gfy. with that vacuum!

You screwed up bigtime, Robert. You should have gotten her a new table saw or a Porter Cable router. Something she'd really appreciate.

[webenda]

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I'll take the high mileage used oil and used oil filter with my oil change, please.

[John Webster]

My significant other is happy with the small electric roto-tiller I got her.

The gift that really knocked her socks off was when I took her to the first game of the 2016 World Series.

[Roy]

I bought my wife a vacuum cleaner for Mothers day. It was not a great idea and her response was gfy. with that vacuum!

Gets me wondering what you'll recieve from her, on Father's day. A toilet plunger, maybe?

[HONDO74]

I'll take the high mileage used oil and used oil filter with my oil change, please.

I can remember back in the late 50s early 60s in California buying oil from service stations they called re-claimed oil. It came in those glass bottles with it's own oil spout cap. New oil you bought in a can was around 30 cents and the re-claimed oil was 15 cents.

[rogruth]

I'll take the high mileage used oil and used oil filter with my oil change, please.

I can remember back in the late 50s early 60s in California buying oil from service stations they called re-claimed oil. It came in those glass bottles with it's own oil spout cap. New oil you bought in a can was around 30 cents and the re-claimed oil was 15 cents.

I remember seeing the same type of thing in Kansas in the late 1950s. Even cheaper then.
They also had a re-refined gasoline that was supposed to be for farm use.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I bought my wife a vacuum cleaner for Mothers day. It was not a great idea and her response was gfy. with that vacuum!

Gets me wondering what you'll recieve from her, on Father's day. A toilet plunger, maybe?

Maybe he'll get a Do not Disturb sign? As it states, it's disturbing enough

[Roy]

I bought my wife a vacuum cleaner for Mothers day. It was not a great idea and her response was gfy. with that vacuum!

Gets me wondering what you'll recieve from her, on Father's day. A toilet plunger, maybe?

Maybe he'll get a Do not Disturb sign? As it states, it's disturbing enough

Whatever it is, it's liable to suck. Best beware of the traditions you start.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Best beware of the traditions you start.

Good line!

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I'll take the high mileage used oil and used oil filter with my oil change, please.

That is very interesting Wayne. Are these more of the tongue-in-cheek ads on the internet or real? I always thought once an oil went through the heating, cooling and lubricating process while in your engine many of the attributes of the oil were lost and it had to be used for lower demand lubricating processes. Never really thought about it since I'd never go that route, but maybe I'm wrong in my thinking?

BH

[E7]

That is very interesting Wayne. Are these more of the tongue-in-cheek ads on the internet or real? I always thought once an oil went through the heating, cooling and lubricating process while in your engine many of the attributes of the oil were lost and it had to be used for lower demand lubricating processes. Never really thought about it since I'd never go that route, but maybe I'm wrong in my thinking? BH[/quote]

Oil does NOT wear out, it just gets dirty. Once cleaned it can be reused.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Oil does NOT wear out, it just gets dirty. Once cleaned it can be reused.

Thermal degradation does happen, but that should not happen to any great degree with normal usage.

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Got it. It was the thermal breakdown that had me concerned, but now I understand.................thanks.

BH