IDK, pig fat was a popular lubricant before petroleum lubricants became readily available.

 

and with all that bacon grease all over the guns, there would not be any need to worry about isis terrorists in the room either!!!

 

you had me at bacon.

 

Some peoples kids

 

Oops...

 

I had an older couple insist on putting side pipes on their 2005 v6 mustang. After the side pipes were installed for only a few days they were upset with them and wanted them taken back off.

 

Best side pipe ever...

 

 

 

Well at least the air bag went off.

 

And the grill also.

 

Yeah, it's toofers kinda got knocked out...

 

Actually, that kind of reminds me of what my dad did once, when I was a kid...

We had an old 1972 AMC Jeepster "Commando" that started out in almost pristine condition but wound up becoming beat to hell - the driver's side was taken out by one of my dads buddies with his International Scout during a drunken hill-climbing expedition (with families in-tow) and the passenger's side was taken out by a drunk driver while it was parked in front of our apartment...

My dad, being the kind of guy he was in his drinking days, decided he didn't like the gutless little 6-popper that was in the Commando and decided to replace it with a 60's vintage Ford 302 that was pulled out of a wrecked F-series pickup....

Besides getting the clutch to mate up properly with the existing transmission, he had an issue with routing the exhaust - there wasn't enough room - so, he opted to run side-pipes, which were home-made and consisted of header mufflers welded to steel tubing that mated up with the headers on the 302...

It was probably the quickest (and loudest) damn little Jeepster in all of southern Idaho at the time, LOL

 

Ha! That's funny. But, at the end of the day, its how we learned!

 

Ummm, you're doing it wrong