The next in the long line of crappy but free-to-cheap rides has come. This fine yellow seatless International Scout will be the new camping / gopher-getter. One day (probably in three years or so) it will die. But considering the price (free to a good home) it will fun to light it on fire and roll it off a cliff.
Featured in the photo is Robert pulling away from the curb. The unfamiliar with Robert and his projects might mistake the thing he is siting on as a seat. While you would be correct I promise that its not bolted to anything. Further one might think that there is a roll bar in the back. I promise that piece of safety equipment is sitting in the back and is not connected with the Scout in any way. One might thing that the doors on this "project truck" have been removed for painting or body work. Wrong again. No doors on the Scout. They were sent to the recycler for gas money. With the price of fuel today it will become a trend.
Labels: camping, cars, free, fun
Today's "Word of the Day"
Crap-a-lanche - When a pile of your crap falls over, esp. if it blocks a passage like the door, or your route to the fridge.
And no. I don't actually intend to come up with a new word every day; and you are a freak for thinking so.
Labels: fun, word of the day
Go to google maps and search for a business. A funny business like a whore house or the local headquarters for the party opposite your buddy's.
Click "call" on the desired listing and type in your buddy's phone number and then click connect.
Your buddy will get called. When he/she picks up the other end will ring at the business and hilarity ensues. The only down side is that you can't listen in.
I give it a week before Google has to pull the feature. Sigh.
It promises to be a crazy winter here in Butte. The two most reliable sources of weather information (the Farmer's Almanac and Robert) both agree that this winter will be all over the place, i.e., hot and foggy and cold and dry and rainy and snowy and windy and calm and all manner of other adjectives.
There will be a few things we can count on. 1) The days will be short. 2) We will have weather. 3) Most of the weather will be in or from the sky. 4) I will not regrow my hair.
South West Montana Summer '06 was a good time. I had some friends and family out. I went floatin' a few times. We made a bunch of progress on Silver Bow Properties, LLC and somewhat less progress on Silver Bow Software, LLC. All in All, a great time was had.
Now it's late fall and we're even coming up on the end of hunting season. I'm pleased to report that I'll have a freezer or mule deer steaks, ground venison, mule deer salami, and jalapeno cheese venison kielbasa. Oh, and the head will make a great dog toy. Disturbing pictures to follow.
It's been brought to my attention that not all of you know what I look like anymore. I've shaved my head and face; but I promise I'm not running from the law.

Labels: earth science, floating, fun, hair, hunting, image, mood, pets, Silver Bow Properties