He's headed home with it now, his toys require their own building https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

Banzai has cooler toys than Michael Jackson.

wow no gueses, they were right you guys are gay.

DUNE buggy?

**** beads ?

Russian sex slave??



Sean

lol, i know part of whats in the truck, i didnt know he was picking up stuff for him too though https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...#>/biggrin.png

i am out of the loop

oh so wait now theres a loop too im so damn lost

this is like some beverly hills cop ****.. Mike can be Axel foley..

Yea he called me from the road, not sure he planned on coming home with as much as he did!

And I still have to make ANOTHER TRIP!

yeah lol

bring the wife for "stimulating" conversation, like "where the hell are you going to put all this ****' and "you spent how much on what?" and the ever popular "my back hurts there's no way I can bend over the center console and suck on that thing"



wait no.

A few shots of the load[attachment=34817:attachment]

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shiney lite things

ok so wtf is all that for ?

i was gonna guess one of those caterpilar minig trucks since various trips were involved.. but Banzai spoiled it by posting pics.. WTF it is.. well thats still a mystery.

ooh.. i need one of those battery holder thingies..

pet cemetary and crematorium?

i do see a mop bucket in there

RX7 88 Vert: ok wtf is all banzais ****

j9fd3s: lol

j9fd3s: he bought a mop buckst

RX7 88 Vert: i saw that haha

RX7 88 Vert: the only real recognizable thing in there

j9fd3s: theres a transmission

j9fd3s: pre 81 intake manifold

RX7 88 Vert: yeah in the first pic

j9fd3s: iron water pump housing

RX7 88 Vert: so ok whats he doing with all the ****

RX7 88 Vert: did he buy a "kit" car

j9fd3s: nope

j9fd3s: he bought out a shop

RX7 88 Vert: ah

RX7 88 Vert: damn

RX7 88 Vert: now why would he do that?

RX7 88 Vert: it was for the mop bucket wasnt it

j9fd3s: yep

j9fd3s: his floor was dirty

lmao!

ic the aluminum driveshaft.



where da surprise?

Still sitting in the shop, have to go back with the trailer

ok so the next trip is actually the car..

Another branch of BANZAI Enterprises Inc.



Actually that is the parents business; I run it while my father is working on the oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico.



So lets see:

From 7-5: 3D Cadd Designer for a Plutonium Reprocessing Facility

5-8: Pet Cremations

After 8 and Weekends: Play with Rotary Thingies



That about covers it.

U ever thought about just piling the bodies in the yard? Worked really good for a guy in Georgia.

A PET ******* CEMETARY???? You just got more interesting.

showoff.

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typical redneck



here is a pic banzai sent me of him and his stepson

http://www.jamieross.com/autographs/sanfordandson.jpg

lol ^

http://chronicle.augusta.com/stories/11130...t_5671668.shtml



Where we live

A weekly snapshot of the interesting places that make up the Augusta area

From Staff

Saturday, November 12, 2005 After years of Navy life, moving from town to town and having to leave their pets behind, John and Pam Glave decided they wanted to help owners find a place for their pets for eternity. So after John retired and they moved to Aiken County, they opened Plumtree Pet Services.



"Right now our cemetery has dogs, cats and four rats," Mrs. Glave says as she sweeps leaves from one rat's grave marker. "All four of them died within a year apart, and the owner wanted to keep them together. He purchased three grave sites and had two rats put into one grave. The cost was $500 per grave site, which came to $1,500 for all three."









Ron Cockerille/Staff

Pam Glave cleans leaves from a pet's grave at Plumtree Pet Services' pet cemetery in Windsor. Pets such as Pinky the rat (above) can be buried or cremated at the cemetery.

Click photo for optionsThe cost of a regular burial is $500 to $1,500, depending on the size of the animal. Pets can be buried in something as simple as a plastic container or as elaborate as a casket. Toys, blankets and other items can be buried with the pet at the owner's request.



Since it opened in 1995, Plumtree has been called for all kinds of animals, from kangaroos to ferrets to emus. And at Plumtree's cemetery, all pets get the same treatment. A backhoe is used to open the grave, and the grave is at least 4 feet deep. A bench sits among the trees for those who wish to visit. There is also a statue of St. Francis.



But burial isn't the only service offered by Plumtree.



"Cremations are a big part of our business," Mrs. Glave says. "Some pet owners like to have their pets cremated in order to have the ashes with them and a way of keeping their pets alive in their own minds."



Owners have the option of taking their pets' ashes or allowing Plumtree to find a nice, quiet place to sprinkle them.



One pet owner who was terminally ill had his pet, who was quite old, put down and cremated and requested the ashes of the pet be placed in his coffin.



With death comes grieving, so Plumtree offers counseling to those who have lost their pet.



"My husband and I love what we can do for the pet owner when their pet dies," Mrs. Glave says as her eyes begin to tear up, "but there isn't a day that goes by that I don't cry at the passing of another pet."







From the Sunday, November 13, 2005 printed edition of the Augusta Chronicle

Holy Crap!



Banzai Can ADD!!!

speechless

Wow! Banzai is a local celebrity. The exposure is bound to be good for business.

lol, exposure