LSJR blends up a custom oil in the lab

[Jetronic]

Did he really say pip-ette?

The word is PIPE-ette. I may have misheard him.

Anyway, nothing new. I guess it's cool to watch him make a micro brew, but anyone paying a little attention here probably should know most of this.

Ironically some here remember when Amsoil for a few months had "100% PAO" labeling in the early 2000's. Totally stupid, made no sense at all. Anyway this video is somewhat representative of most well made oils.

It's definitely PIP-ETTE here. from the french Pipette.

 

[Pablo]

It's definitely PIP-ETTE here. from the french Pipette.

Interesting! In the olden days (1970's) through college chemistry and biology, etc on the west coast, teachers always said PIPE-ett.

 

[Jetronic]

Interesting! In the olden days (1970's) through college chemistry and biology, etc on the west coast, teachers always said PIPE-ett.

it probably still is that in the US, except in Lake Speed's house

 

[TiGeo]

Folks here with the nitpicking...good lord.

 

[Pablo]

Folks here with the nitpicking...good lord.

I believe in good fun

 

[rstcso]

Regardless someone should put it in the comments.

Have you put a comment yet?

 

[TiGeo]

Have you put a comment yet?

No because I'm not the one here with all the issues/concerns being brought up. Why would I?

 

[mr_boring]

Folks here with the nitpicking...good lord.

And the great 'Ye Olde Pitchefork and Torch sale of '25" is in full swing.

As always, use code #myoilisbetterthanyouroil to unlock even bigger savings!

not affiliated with any major or minor oil manufacturer or otherwise sponsored by satanic SOPUS like LSJR supposedly is (based on his having access to Penz facilities in the past).... even though he was in an HPL facility THIS time.

 

[Vercingetorix]

Folks here with the nitpicking...good lord.

Good Lord should be capitalized.

 

[Four Rings]

Folks here with the nitpicking...good lord.

But, but, he put reagents back in the bottle from which they came.

 

[TiGeo]

Good Lord should be capitalized.

Not in casual use...this isn't being used in a religious context.