Zachary
Larry Anderson 🕊️Do this now and thank me later:
1. Go to the O’Reilly Auto Parts website.
2. In the search field, enter 121G.
1. Go to the O’Reilly Auto Parts website.
2. In the search field, enter 121G.
*((char *)NULL) = '\0';@larand I'll thank you when they let me actually buy one?!
Chris (so far)
Kevin Russell
Josh (like the wine)@larand Knew exactly what I would find with that term. 😂🤓
Les Orchard@larand Great Scott!
Nicholas Guarracino@larand If only I could buy one, I could thank you before instead of later.
Tom Lorenz@larand @hijueputagrunion That’s some serious shit!
Jimmy Reekes III@larand This is awesome
bananamangodog@larand Ooops, something happened. Their website now displays:
"An error occurred while processing your request.
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Oli Ward / DevPops
Adam R. Wood@larand Thank you indeed.
Paul Chernoff
Zack
jack the nonabrasive@larand Thank you! 🙏
Packy Anderson@larand Except it doesn't require plutonium. It's just that in 1985, plutonium was the only way to portably generate 1.21GW of electricity.
jonnyborbs@larand as someone who owns and drives a DeLorean, it’s less fun actually going in that store and trying to buy for parts for it. I’ve learned to go in with another random crossover vehicle in mind so I don’t have to put up with the questions and jokes. Yeah, I need copper washers for a Volvo 740 GLE. No, I’m not buying 8 quarts of 20w50 for my tractor.
geographile
Endareth@larand Think you just broke their site!
C Acantigüe
Robert Sweetnam
Canayjun@larand The first time I saw this was 20 years from now.
DEI Dungeon Explorers@larand 🤣 Thank you!
David Brent 📚@larand That is spectacular.
"Time circuits on... Flux Capacitor... fluxing... Engine running..."
Jamie Booth
Bob Monsour@larand I'd have thought that they could do better than 121 Gigawatts by now?
Jeroen Wiert Pluimers@larand consistent across browsers (with and without plugins; fails in private/anonymous windows too) from The Netherlands:
