What can I say: If you know, you know.
Get yours here before somebody tells me this is a "waste of company resources" or a "failure to focus on core brand identity."
What can I say: If you know, you know.
Get yours here before somebody tells me this is a "waste of company resources" or a "failure to focus on core brand identity."
Wasteful, unfocused and also pretty damn funny...
I remember the donkey. Unfortunately, I do not wear t shirts.
Okay, I've come to terms with the fact that I'll never know what the Amy thread was (other than the most vague references), but this is totally incomprehensible.
We used to do a weekly live show–live from JG's shop/studio. Here are some episodes for your viewing pleasure, and you can find more on the Grassroots Motorsports YouTube channel.
So, there's a bit of space out where JG lives, and his neighbors had a donkey named Opie. Occasionally, during a live broadcast, Opie would say hello. (He didn't walk into the shop, but let's just say that his voice carried.)
Opie no longer lives next to JG, however, as he moved to a bigger pasture. That's not a euphemism or anything. He just moved to a place with more space.
In reply to Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) :
Distance from that fence to JG's shop: the width of his driveway.
OK.....I watched the corner weighting video and have a question........why is the yellow door in the back corner hung upside down, especially considering that JG never made the NBA?
DeadSkunk (Warren) said:OK.....I watched the corner weighting video and have a question........why is the yellow door in the back corner hung upside down, especially considering that JG never made the NBA?
The door came up on the show once or twice. I had never noticed it before, but my late father in law built the shop, and he was fairly tall. So all of the built-in benches around the shop are a good 6" higher than regular bench height, since he basically just put everything wherever he wanted it, rather than where society and tradition told him it should be. Lots of things in here have a real Winchester Mansion/Honeycomb Hideout vibe. So he probably grabbed a door from the local construction scrapyard, held it up to the frame where he thought he wanted it, and built from there.
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