Subject	Well - I dunno. Oil is technically millions of years old...
Posted by	Kenny 14 psi on January 05, 2004 at 3:05 PM
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In Reply To	I really wouldn't be worried about it unless it's been years posted by YugoBernie (NoVA) on January 05, 2004 at 02:31 PM
Message	...I imagine the oil would be fine, but you're probably assuming the detergents/additives/etc may break down. I'm thinking you're probably right. WAR!! Kenny... PETZ Member #5 genic: 'it doesnt work..you changed something last night..and now it doesnt work' .. 'really? cause i didnt know i stay at work 24/7 and change stuff just to mess with you' .. 'well it doesnt work today' .. 'really? let me connect and see...hmm..so you cant do this *doing what she cant do* ..and this? *doing it again* ...wow, i must have really changed something' *click*
Follow Ups	is there an "expiration" date on oil? - AvailPunk9 14:26:01 01/05/04 I really wouldn't be worried about it unless it's been years - YugoBernie (NoVA) 14:31:37 01/05/04 Well - I dunno. Oil is technically millions of years old... - Kenny 14 psi 15:05:16 01/05/04 Hence why non-synthetic is called "dino-juice" - Zeus 15:20:08 01/05/04 Re: Hence why non-synthetic is called "dino-juice" - Kenny 14 psi 15:25:55 01/05/04 Re: Re: Hence why non-synthetic is called "dino-juice" - Zeus 15:28:30 01/05/04 call it by its proper name, canadia :) (n/m) - Chickan_Z (OH) 16:29:16 01/05/04 The oil will likely outlast the plastic container it is in. (n/m) - kentatwater 14:50:22 01/05/04 Probably about as long as it sat in the ground... - therinL 15:33:16 01/05/04 2nd.. - Big_Ron 18:13:02 01/05/04
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