Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Just trying to be helpful!










I know, I’m bad.

 

I'd give up my spot for that one.

 

Indeed! HOT! From about that time...


Saw them in Madison once too, but don't recall the venue.

 

No need. I thought the other one of your rig in the first proof was awesome, but I dig fall colors too... Match your stripes!

 

An old friend of mine is Butch Vig's cousin. He would occasionally go down and hang out when they were recording at Butch's studio.

 

Just sent the original over to Tim!

Used to see them at various places around Madison my freshman year in 2001. Shirley is a babe and of course Butch Vig is a legend. Mudvayne used to walk around State Street back then too in their full makeup which is odd only if you didn't know who they were. But combined with all the other lovable weirdos on State Street it wasn't much of a scene.

 

Could you fab a swing-out-boom, with a hand crank, on the headache rack to get the tire out? Thinking out loud here. I wouldn't want to fight that tire on a good day, let alone at -20º in a snowstorm and wind.

 

Yes actually. Have to see how all the additions play out, but that could be an option

 

That is beefy and THICCC. Yes, with three c's.

Pat doesn't believe in anything lightweight.

 

Currently 500 pounds lighter than the last iteration...

 

Currently...
Aren't there a few things missing right now?

 

More room for food.

 

That is one of the most important parts…
Brandy being far more important!

 

These are the little tidbits, along with the pics, I try picking up on to put a face to the name.
I'm great with faces and horrible with names.
So far, I think I have a face to match 3 names.
Pearing, Old School Punk and That Bass guy.....maybe Pixeltim but that ones still in the air.

 

Mudvayne's bassist is ridiculous! He plays the same bass as me in some videos I've seen.

 

Speaking of that, I saw these at the store earlier. Not sure if I should be impressed or throw up a little in my mouth at the sheer hubris of thinking you can put such awesomeness in a can. (In reality for $6.99/can I will never know because to hell with that!)

 

They're probably not like Grandma use to make. Grandma made a great Old Fashioned.

 

I do my best to be incognito.

 

This does make me curious. I like their wine. But, old fashioned in a can could never hold a candle to one made fresh.

Sounds like a good woman!

 

While we're talking about libations; I decided that I was going to have some rumrunners this weekend.

I've never made them before, but they're pretty simple. Some recipes call for a 151 floater, but I've been using dark rum.

They're pretty tasty. A little sweet. I might stir some up at a summer outing this year if there's any interest.

Couldn't get the camera ready fast enough to capture the full drink.