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Old July 21st 05, 10:04 PM
Jim Burns
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Yep, you're right Jack, "t"s just cost wayyyyy more than "k"s! They'd
always been Zerks to me until I worked around a guy on the farm that always
called them zirt's, in fact come to think of it, he actually called them
"certs". It got to be an inside joke, he never new what we were laughing at
or why we made fun of his grease certs. I guess he beat into my brain...
incorrectly I might add! Funny how I picked that up. Grease fittings...
how 'bout them there things?

Cya Wednesday, hey, remember to fly lower than Jim.... I don't want to hear
that your airplanes tried to mate or anything!
Jim Burns



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Old July 22nd 05, 08:42 PM
ORVAL FAIRAIRN
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In article ,
"Jim Burns" wrote:

Yep, you're right Jack, "t"s just cost wayyyyy more than "k"s! They'd
always been Zerks to me until I worked around a guy on the farm that always
called them zirt's, in fact come to think of it, he actually called them
"certs". It got to be an inside joke, he never new what we were laughing at
or why we made fun of his grease certs. I guess he beat into my brain...
incorrectly I might add! Funny how I picked that up. Grease fittings...
how 'bout them there things?

Cya Wednesday, hey, remember to fly lower than Jim.... I don't want to hear
that your airplanes tried to mate or anything!
Jim Burns



They are called "zerks" because their inventor was Mr. Zerk.
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Old July 22nd 05, 08:55 PM
Jim Burns
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Yep, you're right. And he was even from Wisconsin, something I never heard
before.
http://www.kenoshacounty.com/in_the_...icle_number=32

Jim


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Old July 22nd 05, 10:10 PM
Roy Page
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Where I come from Zerks are called Grease Nipples, no one there would know
what a Zerk was.
Probably would think you said Jerk !
They wouldn't understand wrench, hood, trunk, faucet and a load of other
words either :-)

Roy

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In article ,
"Jim Burns" wrote:

Yep, you're right Jack, "t"s just cost wayyyyy more than "k"s! They'd
always been Zerks to me until I worked around a guy on the farm that
always
called them zirt's, in fact come to think of it, he actually called them
"certs". It got to be an inside joke, he never new what we were laughing
at
or why we made fun of his grease certs. I guess he beat into my
brain...
incorrectly I might add! Funny how I picked that up. Grease fittings...
how 'bout them there things?

Cya Wednesday, hey, remember to fly lower than Jim.... I don't want to
hear
that your airplanes tried to mate or anything!
Jim Burns



They are called "zerks" because their inventor was Mr. Zerk.



 




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