ok i apologize i FINALLY had some time to get this shit up
here is the temp from my car the day before the party - to give you an idea how difficult any outdoor preparation was
here delta (Jimmy) seen in the black shirt is fitting right in macking this ho err lovely upstanding woman note the sunrise stryo cups are actually filled with liquor and pop
here is delta again with a little better look of what he's dealing with - my mother in law in the middle and my shirtless son on the left - he's 5 believe it or not thats what raise'n em on the diary will do
here is my friend Chris aka 12lb Ballz who's played a few times with us - he's usually too busy running his own biz to be online much - this is our display for the year layed out on my car hauler...to the left is the infamous "gypsy lady" Mandy who is Sean's (another friend of mine) gf. She's a total sweet heart and really good with my kids but her soul certainly belongs to the 70s lol
This was the "special surprise" i included at the end of the display. 2lbs of Tannerite mixed into a plastic coffee tub - set off with a M80. The explosion was pretty damn loud even @ 100yards out.
This is what 2lbs of tannerite will do if sat atop a cinder block. The block was set on end in the upright position and only the base of it was left. That red mass is whats left of the folgers tub we placed it in. I spent the next 20 minutes picking up rubble in my yard. I blame 12lb because I did not know the block was being used for this manner.
Later in the evening we finally get a chance to play some euchre - here is delta with a struggled smile and wave lol
some midnight or very early a.m. (I forget) drunk texts sent to slam - this one was my fav
a few minutes after our one and only game of euchre delta disappears and I figure I better go check on him.....as he's passed out in his truck lit cig in hand...good times had by all
the following day delta using a coat hanger to fix his exhaust - that fell off from him baja'ing on these country roads
Thanks a lot for making the drive Delta! You are always welcome here.