We got big ball.

I want to go there

The Barber Motorsports Park looks awesome. I've seen a bunch of pictures of it before but you don't really get a sense of the size of the place from pictures. Some day I'll have to see it.

So many colors

These are just workstation (that's a fancy way to say "cubicle" or maybe "cubicle" isn't politically correct) signs for a certain paint company located in Minneapolis. We originally made 400 of these. But every once in a while they need a few more.

T-wolves

We went to check out the wolves tonight. It was pretty fun and we're not big bball fans. I suggest checking them out.

Hole sawing

Just putting a 2" notch in an 1.375" pipe and jamming to Tom Petty.

One of them days/weeks/months . . .

20 spot for lunch

Kfc hot wings. So good.

Keepin' it Real

Zzzzz zzzz zip

I like how these construction workers somehow make The Village People's construction guy look totally hetero. That is no easy feat.

Institutionalized in the garage

Jamming to Suicidal Tendencies in the garage tonight.

My best interest, how can you know what my best interest is?

Good Idea . . . Bad Idea

Does anyone else remember the Animaniacs cartoon where they would have the "Good Idea . . . Bad Idea" segment? This video made me think of that. It's nice that someone made a specific line of ammo to kill zombies. But last I checked, zombies don't exist (at least not yet). So this is basically a video of a guy shooting ugly people. Oh sure, Hornady will make a few bucks and get some publicity (more bad than good but someone (I think it was Ben Franklin) once said "Any publicity is good publicity") and then be forced not to sell them. So if you're into the whole "zombie apocalypse" thing, you should probably buy a bunch of these because there is no way any other bullets will work on zombies.

And this will probably be the only zombie related post on here. Unless there are actual zombies. That would be worthy of a blog post (ha, like half the stuff I post on here is "worthy"? Worthy of what is the question").