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Posted by Aaron Ford on December 10, 2006 at 17:31:26 from (72.84.59.174):
I had the car apart on the lift and sent the missus to the parts store to pick up disc brake membrane. Also known as disc brake quiet, it's the stuff you put on the back of the brake pads to keep them from squealing. She got to the counter and asked for the stuff and the guy laughed at her and told her in a loud voice that no such thing exists. He then got the attention of the the other counterperson and proceeded to ridicule the missus. It was at this point that a customer handed my wife the package containing two packets of disc brake membrane. She handed the counterman what-for on the spot. I resisted the urge to march in this morning with tempers drawn, but I had kids in the backseat and have to set a good example.... Dang Kids... Let's go Mountaineers Aaron
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