Bought my oil-change stuff at WallyWorld yesterday

[bunkerbuster1]

(Where is Marc Maron's Liberal Confessional when I really need it?)

I guess the subject header says it all. I had meant to go to a different auto parts store, but this was one of those "I gotta get this job done now" things, coming home from work, where I knew I'd be able to procure oil/filter/new drip pan for less than 20 bucks and I just decided to do it.

And I just finished doing the oil change, the first time I've done it myself in ages. I feel all good and manly about doing some car maintenance work myself instead of paying a mechanic to do it, but ashamed of being lazy and buying the stuff at Wal*Mart.

Maybe someone can grant me absolution?

[Wcross]

1. Your going to burn in hell for that bunkerbuster...........n/t

[bunkerbuster1]

2. No problem.

I'm UU. We don't have a Hell to burn in.

If I remember correctly, the short-hand difference between Unitarians and Universalists goes like this--Unitarians believe that man is too good to be condemned by God, and Universalists believe that God is too good to condemn man.

[NightWatcher]

3. make sure that you dispose of your old oil properly and you will be absolved

[bunkerbuster1]

4. I'm on it.

The old oil has been contained and will be recycled at WallyWorld tomorrow.

[NightWatcher]

5. you are forgiven...now just get rid of that nasty avatar

:), sorry Braves fan here.

[bunkerbuster1]

7. Looks like the rivalry is back this year.

Looking forward to the pennant race.

[skygazer]

6. A little old-fashioned guilt is good for you

Absolution pretty much erases that guilt. I don't really think that's such a good thing. Feel the guilt and maybe next time, you'll remember it and say, "No, I can't justify it - I'm going to the auto parts store."

[S n o w b a l l]

8. Only if you come and do mine...

...only then.

[bunkerbuster1]

9. Nah, Mrs. Buster's next on the list.

[S n o w b a l l]

10. then sorry, you're going straight to hell

for your transgressions.