Ye Olde Rocket Shoppe
One thing this guy likes is rockets. (Yes, I think I will use any form of grammar I choose cause this ain’t for a grade. And also cause there ain’t no spellcheck on this here blog mochine and I am worthless without spellcheck.) Anyhow, I like rockets. One time, my nephew, Sam, and I launched a rocket and after we recovered it, he held it up and said, “I love that smell.” I never was a prouder uncle. Sam was talking about the smell of sulfur. According to the little dictionary on my laptop, sulfur is, “the material of which hellfire and lightning were believed to consist.” Yeah! Hellfire and lightning! Well, if that don’t blow the sawdust out of your cranial cavity, I’m not sure what will. Whew, just thinking about a good blast of rocket motor clears my sinuses. It’s invigorating, man. Well this here part of this blog page thing is dedicated to man and woman’s most exhilarating and deeply satisfying accomplishment since the invention of steak. I’m talkin’ about hellfire and lightning. I’m talkin rockets. I’ll be posting them here as I get a chance. Hey, relax, I’ll get a chance when I have a little free time. Anyhow, here’s the first one,
- Catholic Schoolboy & the Pirate Video
Snowman Rocket
Easter Rocket 2008 Video
- Annelise’s Piglet X-1
Stephanie’s WCTV Rocket
Buddy & the Buddy Rocket
Bruce’s Lancer
Timmy & The Lancer
Hank Jones’ Red Rocket
One Turkey
4 Turkeys
Snowman X-1
FlEyeBall Rocket
2008 Intergalactic Award Rockets
Merie's Rocket in action.
If you look closely, you can see Barack Obama in the lens!
Of course the lens cap works.
And so does the viewfinder.
Say, "The moon is made of cheese."
The Rocket Shop
Lydie's Gingerbread Rocketman
Stowing the chute.
First rocket project on the Necchi.
