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*calls out to the car to come quickly*
I know from experience to always use proper lubrication.
Who wants to adhere to a car?? Sounds like a sticky situation… (and, btw – where did the translator find his/her dictionary? Methinks the term “motor car” hasn’t been used since January, 1937.)
The car styling does look about that old.
hhhmmm… you have a good point…
If he wants to adhere to a car I don’t see how lubrication will help.
Some lubricants dry sticky.
That could take longer than…….. since you were last here. Welcome back! How’s life been treating you?
WAZZZZZZUP!!! How ya been doing?
When I think of you, I think of KY.
Oh, well played, Señora!
Have things been tight lately?
Haven’t seen much of you lately, either.
howdy, long time no see.
Check the width, check the safety, I want complete service.
Yo, JohnB!!
No lubricants, no width and dept
I recommend duct tape.
Lubrication…to prevent burns…tire burns, for example.
Or skid marks.