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ALL grease has a scent. If it’s used on anything mechanical, usually not a pleasant scent (lavender, etc).
The “scent” of GAA (Grease, Artillery, Aircraft) will always stay with me.
And I retired over 20 years ago.
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Stranger than friction.
Seize the momentum.
Sex is like Thermodynamics. You get out what you put into it.
Depending on what you put into where, and if you’re both fertile, you might get a lot more.
Just knowing there is such a thing as scented axle grease makes me slightly less likely to have a female mechanic work on my car…
ALL grease has a scent. If it’s used on anything mechanical, usually not a pleasant scent (lavender, etc).
The “scent” of GAA (Grease, Artillery, Aircraft) will always stay with me.
And I retired over 20 years ago.
Not without checking for cameras and a soundtrack?
Whirring clank boom boom boom. Might be an impact drill either way.
You know Mycroft and Teena are watching ; )
Aren’t they scheduled to get “meat bodies”?
Zar Belk!
Basic 1st panel: Chris, that is some really cool work. Wall hanger.
I’m enjoying this immensely!
sextuplets in the last panel
The first law of thermodynamics … energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transformed.
Unscented. Axle grease. For the amorous gearheads. Classic.
The axle grease that I have slathered in was decidedly NOT “unscented”.
Gun grease too.
Not saying bad, esp the Hoppes #9.
Axle grease not quite so pleasant but I still never minded it.
And the axle grease smell helps you to know if something is FUBAR…
Those ladies spend enough time nekkid in the sun, you’d think those DD’s would be tanned as well.
It’s springtime, they just came out of hibernation.
I swear I’m still scrubbing A/C gunbay grease and carbon out of my fingerprints and I retired over 30 years ago !!
“City girls use Vaseline- – – – –
Country girls use lard- – – – –
Mechanics’ girls use axle grease- – – –
And gets it twice as hard!”
As Grandpa used to say about prepping any of the farm machinery before use: “Oil ’em up good!”