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About Me
- Thorndike Pickledish
- Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- Robert O. Smith is The strongest 67 year old drug free Bench Presser in WABDL with a 578.5 pound official lift...He also Has World Masters Bench records in IPF and AWPC, full Powerlifting records still remain in the equipped division of WDFPF (set in 1998-99) Robert O. also holds National records in CPU and CPO (Canada)and has set World records in AAU, WNPF and GPC in the past. His lifting blog is "Bench Bozo" --------------------------- Thorndike Pickledish is: A 1960's Novelty record figment...who grew to be a voice actor on animations like Pocket Dragons,Billy the Cat, GI Joe,Project AKO,Monster Mash, and who now dabbles in odd,bizarre, animations for the hole in the Family ! see blogs called "All Hail Thorndike Pickledish"
3 comments:
Well, at least it's not a Bently or a Rolls Royce.
Diesel?
I don't like to drive even though I am an excellent driver.
Much more interested in disposable vehicles and walkaways.
Diesel is purported to be very clean as far as emissions--biodiesel even cleaner I spose --they only SMELL dirty..and believe it or don't my current antique on wheels (1984 300SD 5 cyl automatic) can go like a bat outta hell--well of corse if there were OPEN highways where CLOG wasn't the rule..I've heard of disposable cars etc--once again you're the sharpest observer of trends I know..wonder what configuration the throw aways will take??
I shoulda used a punchier ending --'smiling--coughing --gasping corndogs in canola bio diesel..'
once again I used a few animations
I made with a Nevada desert backdrop (shot on my trip to the World Bench Press meet)
and a stolen pic of a 1965 Heckflosse-- animated a clump of stuff then--using yet another microphone I had to test ( not using preamp on laptop--trying APEX USB port mic)
I ad libbed a track --edited it--few bumps in there tho..and plopped it up here for fun...out of the last 5 anims I've done here --2 were actaully MIC tests...giggle snort...
It is a beautiful machine--there is no question about that, and a marvelous example of German engineering and design.
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