Snow..... Ya I got up at 3am for this... I'm about an hour from Watersmeet MI for a little snowmobile'n.. Then on to Amys folks..
Merry Christmas..
What's going on with the McIntosh Family (Rich, Amy, Quincy and Joey) plus more...
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Snow!!!!
Monday, December 18, 2006
My Lady
Needlass to say I didn’t get my choice….
Amy said that white makes her look bloated.
Sunday, December 17, 2006
Blog Break is Over
I’ve just been a little busy with traveling to and from Dallas. Being a trophy wife tends to take a little time out of my blog schedule.
Last weekend, Dallas started on Thursday night so I could make Edwards Fellowship Luncheon on Friday at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children. Which was pretty cool and I got to meet many of the people that Amy works with. That evening we got luxury box tickets for the Dallas Stars game. They were free until Amy’s wallet got stolen and I spent the rest of the evening canceling credit cards.
Saturday, Amy and I went to a local theater to watch A Christmas Carol. Did a little shopping and got some Sushi.
Sunday, Amy ran a leg in the White Rock Marathon, which was about 5 or 6 miles. She didn’t set any records but she did it. That was followed by a party at Texas Scottish Rites Tent..
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Seymour-Pusey
But it’s quite possible that Tony isn’t the flyest playa from EIU… Nope, not a chance!!! That title would have to go to Lucious Pusey… Yep, that’s the dudes name.. Well, was his name. Now he goes by Lucius Seymour. Maybe he dropped the hymen?
I guess he’s too good for the name his mama gave him. I’m sure his father was always very fond of Lucious Pusey..
Friday, December 01, 2006
Oh' Deer
Thursday, November 30, 2006
Wanted!!!
Remember, I look like Dave Chappelle…..
Saturday, November 25, 2006
Mini-Tree
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
UP Holiday
Here’s a couple of hunting tips to keep in mind..
#1. When you get to your blind before dawn open all 12 of your beers at one time as to not scare the deers later by crack'n them open as your drink'n them..
#2. When you get to your blind after lunch open all 12 of your beers at one time as to not scare the deers later by crack'n them open as your drink'n them..
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Mini-Blincoln
Today UPS brought me this nice little thank you surprise from my friends at Lincoln.
I bet the Playa Haters never got one of these little beauties from the used car dealer that sold them their fly rides… FLY 1 and FLY2.. Ya, I hope the CARFAX doesn’t get’ya…
Monday, November 13, 2006
Stick-Man
Friday, November 10, 2006
Winter Wonderland
And, today was the first chance I had to use the truck (aka.. da' Blincoln: Bis Ass Lincoln) on snowy roads.. Very nice.. The Focus was a good snow car but didn’t have the (hey stay in your lane) road presence that an over 5,000lb. truck demands.. Safety first... :)
Added bonus.. I will be flying out the evening to Dallas (75 degrees) for a weekend with Amy.. Yep, best of both worlds..
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Nicotini, Soaked Not Smoked
What does all this mean to the marketing and advertising world? Well, perhaps an entirely new pitch altogether. Are we about to market Marlboro Manhattans, Camel Chardonnays? How about Rum and Tangueray Tarletons, whose drinkers would rather drink than fight and menthol Mint Juleps and Winston Wallbangers? If so, will we go one step further and capture filtered or unfiltered or low and high tar drinks as well? I wonder what would happen if you mixed in a little Red Bull, probably a heart-attack.
With winter coming this would be a good idea for the Westfire.......
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Drug Bust?
I guess this wasn’t a drug bust, but rather a drug dong… If you missed it (I don’t know how you could) but check out the box in the video..
And I was shocked by the color..
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Hot or Not for Pets?
Well, Rudi thought it would be a great idea to put his dog Obie on it…
The word Bestiality comes to mind……
Monday, November 06, 2006
How Smart Is Your Right Foot?
1. While sitting at your desk, lift your right foot off the floor and make clockwise circles with it.
2. Now, while doing this, draw the number "6" in the air with your right hand. Your foot will change direction!!!
I told you so... And there is nothing you can do about it ..pass this on to your friends...
And thank you to Scott Stade for this valuable information... I guess when you stay home and don’t participate in the last 2 scavenger hunts, you’ll have time to sit around and try these things out… The bright side is that cardboard classics will be coming up in a couple of months…. Ooooo the UP, fun…. And the outhouse races in Trenary..
Sunday, November 05, 2006
The Blog Turns 1 Today...
Saturday, November 04, 2006
PSA
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Trick or Treat..
The term Halloween, and its older spelling Hallowe'en, is shortened from All-hallow-even, as it is the evening before "All Hallows' Day"[2] (also known as "All Saints' Day"). In Ireland, the name was All Hallows' Eve (often shortened to Hallow Eve), and though seldom used today, it is still a well-accepted label. The holiday was a day of religious festivities in various northern European Pagan traditions, until Pope Gregory III moved the old Christian feast of All Saints Day to November 1 to give Halloween a Christian interpretation . Halloween is also called Pooky Night in some parts of Ireland, presumably named after the púca, a mischievous spirit.
Halloween is often associated with the occult. Many European cultural traditions hold that Halloween is one of the liminal times of the year when the spiritual world can make contact with the physical world and when magic is most potent (e.g. Catalan mythology about witches, Irish tales of the Sídhe).
Monday, October 30, 2006
Out of Focus...
Saturday, October 21, 2006
Smoke'm if you Got'm
Right now this is about the only photo I can share from the Scavenger Hunt… Wow, when a group totally dedicates itself to drinking from Friday night though Sunday morning… The outside world stands still…..
Friday, October 20, 2006
Multi-Tasking
I'm enjoying a little in-drive movie and blogging... I'll be in Lansing tomorrow with the RV...
Is that legal? (The DVD, Blogging, Driving an RV, or being allowed in Lansing again..)
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Support Our Troops
"It's a stopgap effort to help people where government programs leave off," said Rudy Reyes (NOT YOU RUDI), who served two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan and is on the calendar's cover. "This is a way for citizens to help citizens."
The "America's Heroes" calendar is being sold by Freedom is Not Free, a San Diego-based nonprofit group that helps injured service members and their families with such expenses as travel, mortgage and utility bills and special beds for burn victims.
Reyes and the other men who appear in the glossy 2007 lineup served in Iraq in Marine reconnaissance units. Sgt. James Wright, 31, who lost his hands and part of his leg, appears on the back cover in full uniform, saluting with what's left of his right arm.
Several members of the group, promoting the calendar on a cross-country tour, said Thursday they have medical conditions, ranging from combat stress-related symptoms to injuries to their feet, knees, hips and backs from carrying combat loads of more than 200 pounds.
When service members come back, "many don't have the financial or emotional support to get back to daily life," said former Sgt. Michael Saucier, 24, of Prior Lake, Minn., who served two Iraq tours and is now a carpenter's apprentice in Lake Tahoe, Nev.
All but one of the men had to be coaxed to pose shirtless for the calendar.
"I wasn't afraid to pose. This is the new-generation Marines," quipped Sean Mickle, 31, a Marine platoon sergeant at Camp Pendleton, Calif.
The $14.99 calendar promises that "100 percent of proceeds aid wounded heroes and their families."
Production expenses were covered by private donations to Freedom is Not Free, founded last year by entrepreneur David Dominguez.
"There is a need," he said. "Some Iraq veterans are so depressed when they get back they can't even fill out the papers required for benefits."
The calendar is the brainchild of his client Jean Hamerslag, a California advertising executive who suggested that the organization's fundraising needed something that would grab the public's attention.
"Sex," she said with a giggle.
Saturday, October 14, 2006
Cheap(erer) Gas
Rudi, how does it feel that I’m always one upping you… $1.959/Gallon, not too shabby
That's a Bloodie Buddie..
Amy ordered this bad boy for lunch today. Needless to say she couldn’t finish her lunch the Sushi Sampler at the Kona Grill.
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Road Rules!!!! $E$ Style
The Stats:
Ford V-10 Chassis Engine
Automatic Transmission
2-Wheel Drive
Power Brakes
Power Steering
In Dash Air Conditioning
Cruise Control
Dual Rear Tires
Stereo Sound System
Electric Generator
14-Gallon LP Gas Tank
40-Gallon Fresh Water Tank
6-Gallon Water Heater Tank
30-Gallon Sewage Water Tank
38-Gallon Grey Water Tank
LP Gas/Electric Refrigerator
3 LP Gas Cook top Burners
110-Volt Microwave Oven
Combination Shower
Fresh Water Toilet
110-Volt Roof Air Conditioner
40-Gallon Fuel Tank
Scavenger Hunt 2006 BABY!!!!!!
Sunday, October 08, 2006
X-treme Hayley
Good luck Mom and Dad....
Saturday, October 07, 2006
Congratulations Scott and Anne
It was a beautiful outdoor wedding set in the woods on a rocky stream and the bride and groom couldn’t have asked for a better day. Amy and I thought the ceremony was spectacular and very unique to the couple and their personalities.
More pictures can be seen on the flickr.. (right side of the screen and scroll down) or click on the links in the story...
Friday, October 06, 2006
Passed!!!
But as you can see by this blog post, she’s getting closer :)….
Seriously.. I’m very proud of Amy. She has worked extremely hard to accomplish this milestone. I continue to be amazed how much effort she (and here classmates) puts into her (their) training and carrier.. I hope everyone gets a similar letter in the mail this week!!! I know Nate did….
Tuesday, October 03, 2006
Those are Some Big Beirs... (o)(o)
Sunday, October 01, 2006
РИЧАРД
The site is PG-13…. Thanks for the link Scott…
If you really want to know what your name is in Russian, CLICK HERE, really…
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Play Time...
So, this morning I took the Porsche to my favorite breakfast place in Rochester. Then after breakfast I took a quick spin over to my friend Carl’s to show him the car and to look at his toys. Carl has some pretty cool toys…
Well, today was my lucky day. After Carl looked over my car, he got one of his toys off the rack, yes rack.. Carl has 2 lifts in his garage so he can fit 5 cars in a 3 car garage. Yes!!! I got to drive Carl’s 1988(1/2) Ferrari 328 GTS with less than 10K on it…. Very sweet ride.. I felt like Magnum PI.
Later I took a drive up to Wabasha on the always fun HWY 60.. It was kind of a test run for me to learn about the car and what it’s potential might be..
Sunday, September 24, 2006
Goal!!!
Amy and I went to our first professional soccer game last night. In fact, it was the first time I had ever watched soccer in person (at any level).. We liked it….
The game was between FC Dallas and Real Salt Lake. Our team won, FC Dallas, 2 to 1.
There’s lots of things to do in Dallas and the people here @ TSRHC have been extremely generous with their time and resources to make us feel welcome and in making sure we are enjoying ourselves..
And yes we know that we missed the annually Sim Party, but we still had a great time.. Maybe we will get to go to the Sim Party next year, if we are invited….
Friday, September 22, 2006
Young Hunters Prepare For Youth Hunt
New DNR regulations in Michigan are intended to attract new hunters, and many will get their first shot at a buck this weekend. The annual youth deer hunt gives youth from ages 10 to 16 a chance to learn more about the sport.
The two day season has the same general rules as the regular firearm season, but no baiting is allowed. The minimum hunting age has been lowered this year for both big and small game, and a new apprentice license has been adopted.
For more detailed rules on the hunter apprentice program and specific regulations on the youth deer hunt, be sure to consult the 2006 DNR Hunting and Trapping Guide.
Thursday, September 21, 2006
Top 10 Reasons Not to Get a Vanity Plate…
10. I already pay enough taxes, why add $100 to the pile.
9. ASSMAN was taken…..
8. Too easy for the police to identify your car..
7. I Ride Dirty.. too easy for me to be identified..
6. People can’t drive to begin with so, why provide them a riddle to solve.
5. Too short for my digits.. (4 the ladies)
4. I don’t need to have a snappy slogan on a Porsche to make a smashed Mazda 6 driver cry…
3. I don’t need to have a snappy slogan on a Porsche to make a Santa Fe driver cry… I guess not cool enough to blog about)
2. I don’t need to have a snappy slogan on a Porsche to make a Lexus wagon driver cry…
1. I don’t need to have a snappy slogan on a Porsche to make an Odyssey mini van driver cry…
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Sunday, September 17, 2006
Saturday, September 16, 2006
Work'n "The Hoe"
Ooooh, a Texas delicacy…. Fried spuds.. These fine ladies actually have garden hoes that they are working the studs around this huge frying pan with.
I don’t know if it’s a good business to be in or not. It seems they’ve been eating into to their profits. You can tell from their sagging bottom line……..
Monday, September 11, 2006
Set It and Forget It...
Dalton’s dad, my cousin Dave, rented this waterslide.. I would have to say that it’s hands down the only way to completely occupy children for hours… Absolute genius… About 10 kids played and played… While adults looked on with minimal effort genius.. And after about 5 hours, every kid was cashed… genius…
Excellent idea Dave (A+)..
Sunday, September 10, 2006
Monday, September 04, 2006
Look-A-Like
I guess I look like driver Rubens Barrichello or "African-American" track star Carl Lewis!!!!!!!!!!!
And Amy will see you tomorrow night on the CBS Evening News...
Sunday, September 03, 2006
New York Minute
Consigned to dining dinosaurdom since the last Automat closed in 1991, the eatery idea returns to the Big Apple this week with a modern twist.
A team of entrepreneurs is launching Bamn! Automat in the East Village complete with a menu of pizza dumpling, mac-and-cheese pockets and bite-size chicken nuggets.
The 600-square-foot eatery offers a tiny storefront and no seats. Designed for hip, barhopping, schedule-lacking students and nostalgic tourists, the St. Marks Place store will be open 24 hours.
Best of all, the price is still hard to beat: Most items cost less than $3.
Sunday, August 27, 2006
Time to Reload
Here’s my newest little gadget… Money well spent.. I really don’t know how to gage this on my own..
Saturday, August 26, 2006
Here's to Wang
China may be giving striptease funerals the last rites after officials arrested five people and ordered an end to the practise, state media said.
Strip shows have been commonly used to attract more mourners to funerals, as villagers believe a crowded send-off brings more honor to the deceased, Xinhua news agency said.
But police took action after state television exposed the "obscene performances" at a funeral in Donghai county, Jiangsu province, with 200 people including children in attendance, it said.
"When the performance reached a climax, two performers started stripping and to show their charm. They even dragged audiences onto the stage to join them," Beijing News said, citing the television report.
Wealthier families in villages often employ two troupes of performers to try to draw a crowd at the funerals of their loved ones.
After the television report, the local government quickly issued an order to stop the practice and demanded that village committees have to report details of each funeral plan within 12 hours after a villager dies.
A hotline was also set up for residents to report on "funeral misdeeds," it said. The funeral striptease is also a popular custom in parts of Taiwan.
Lot 3
Segregation is really big in the south. They even have special parking for poeple that have laerning diasbillities
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Tourists in Big D
It was very cool. Amy and I found it very educational. I was amazed with the time line of event on Nov 22, 1963. It’s amazing how many things happened from 12:30 when JFK was shot. Until 5:00 when Jackie arrived home with JFK’s body..
Outside in the street where JFK was shot the have painted X’s to mark the location.. At least that’s what I think the X’s are….
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Protect Your Nuts
How awesome is ad!!! I ran across this in a fastener periodical named Link Magazine. The company this guy works for is a supplier of mine, Minneapolis Washer…
Dude has BALLS!!!!!
DD Wagon
The Steele Co Free Fair is this week. So I guess the police thought they would set up outside the beer garden..
Oh ya, it's the largest free fair in MN..