Wednesday night some jack-ass broke my passenger window, grabbed my CD's, Registration & Proof of insurance, and my small folding kite. All I got to say about that is "Why?" I can understand wanting to steal someone's CD's. But my Regristration and proof of insurance?! What the hell can that DO for someone who isn't me? I really hope I can find this punk ass kid... I had like 80 CD's and at about $15 a pop, that comes to like $1,200 worth of music. That's a goddamn felony. Can you imagine it! Getting a strike on your record and losing your right to vote because you stole some CD's. I'm absolutely fuming about this. I actually feel vengeful. I don't want justice, I want revenge.
Anyway, I was also gonna write about the wedding plans today, but something happened there that made my blood boil too, and before I write something that I regret writing, I'm going to give a few more days to let myself cool off. I just want this thrice damned week to end.
Here's that video of my RC Drift car goin' 'round some fireworks.
Another easy quote today, but I thought it was apt.
"Y'know, it woulda' been worth him keyin' my car if I coula' caught him doin' it."
(Sorry... I'm not sure if that is the direct quote... it might be a little off. It's been a while since I've seen this movie.)
Friday, July 10, 2009
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Some Stuff.
Rilla really wanted to see the pictures of my new Drift Shell. I posted them on Face Book, but I can't tell if she's seen them or not, and I'm certain that Dad hasn't, so I'm also going to place them here. Check it out.
These are the concept sketches that I used to see what I wanted to do.
These are the final product of all my labors.
Here are some pictures of the lights in action.
It was a monumental undertaking for me. I spent around 10 hours on the buckets to hold the lights alone, and another 4 hours learning how to wire them up properly. I think that I spent about 35 hours in total getting this project complete. It looked good on TV though. One of the people that was on camera with us TIVOed the segment and burned it to DVD. Once I get a hold of that DVD I'll be sure to upload the video and show everyone. It wasn't as much air time as we had hoped, only one 4 minute segment (we were told that there would be 3 or 4 4 minute segments) but there was some breaking news of some sort... no idea what it was though... probably budget crap (a little off topic, but I'm not going to vote for a single incumbent the next time 'round). It was fun none-the-less.
I'll hit y'all up later with video and other stories.
Very easy quote today, but I saw it recently and it made me laugh.
"There is no doubt that our attractions will drive children out of their minds."
"What are those?"
"Small versions of adults, honey."
These are the concept sketches that I used to see what I wanted to do.
These are the final product of all my labors.
Here are some pictures of the lights in action.
It was a monumental undertaking for me. I spent around 10 hours on the buckets to hold the lights alone, and another 4 hours learning how to wire them up properly. I think that I spent about 35 hours in total getting this project complete. It looked good on TV though. One of the people that was on camera with us TIVOed the segment and burned it to DVD. Once I get a hold of that DVD I'll be sure to upload the video and show everyone. It wasn't as much air time as we had hoped, only one 4 minute segment (we were told that there would be 3 or 4 4 minute segments) but there was some breaking news of some sort... no idea what it was though... probably budget crap (a little off topic, but I'm not going to vote for a single incumbent the next time 'round). It was fun none-the-less.
I'll hit y'all up later with video and other stories.
Very easy quote today, but I saw it recently and it made me laugh.
"There is no doubt that our attractions will drive children out of their minds."
"What are those?"
"Small versions of adults, honey."
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