Metal Building

[Sonnie Parker]

Can you believe that a 32' x 60' x 14' high metal building with 2x 9ft roll up doors and 3x 12ft roll up doors, 2x 3ft walk in doors, and 8 windows, is all on this one trailer?

 

[ddude003]

LOL... It looks like your DIY Rorschach test has arrived...

 

[Sonnie Parker]

I wasn't going to tell anyone about that.

 

[ddude003]

Your secret is good with me Sonnie... Now, just how many different ways can you interpret the instructions? And, how many different ways can you build this shed? If you can build it at least three different ways... You win the internet...

 

[Sonnie Parker]

This was day one.

 

[ddude003]

Oh, you have some help... Today you broke the internet...

 

[Sonnie Parker]

I know... I haven't even touched it yet.

 

[ddude003]

I wonder what the _real_ reason for this shed is???

I thought that little room you were setting your gear testing up in was a bit cramped...

Looks like the kind of place you could do some of that Trinnov WaveForming in...

Or maybe Sonnie's Disco Palace...

 

[Sonnie Parker]

Sonnie's Disco Place has a ring to it. I think I'll get a few mirror balls and some disco lights on order. I may have to break out my 12" long play disco albums and see if I still have my John Travolta moves.

 

[Sonnie Parker]

Now to start the inside... Sonnie's Disco Party House and Drive-In Theater!!!

 

[ddude003]

I think it should have the smallest door in the middle, then medium on each side, then largest on the outer edges... But that could just be my OCD kicking in...

Pretty crazy it was done in 2 to 3 days...

How many subs are you putting at each end for that waveformer? 3x3=9 at each end? And then an array of 5 ML Neoliths on the left and another array of MLs on the right...

 

[Tony V.]

Can you imagine all the rattling that will need addressing when the subs are put in there

 

[Sonnie Parker]

The walls will be spray foam insulated, so we plan to use them to simulate passive subwoofer resonators for complete sub-surround.

 

[ddude003]

Now you will have to name it Sonnie's Yellow Submarine Bar and Grill... Toss in a couple of microwave exciters and you will have a BBQ...

 

[JStewart]

Can we guess what’s behind the doors? Yes? Ok…
From right to left
Door 1 - bass boat
Door 2 - tractor with bush hog attachment.
Door 3 - Kawasaki Mule
Door 4 - zero turn mower. I’ll go with Gravely.

What do I win?

 

[Sonnie Parker]

If a pond prowler would count as a bass boat, you would have won the big prize. Aw shucks!

From LEFT to right...

1 is for the Mule
2 is for the Grasshopper and the Walker mowers
3 is for implements not being used
4 is for the tractor with whatever implement happens to be attached at that time

 

[JStewart]

If a pond prowler would count as a bass boat, you would have won the big prize. Aw shucks!

From LEFT to right...

1 is for the Mule
2 is for the Grasshopper and the Walker mowers
3 is for implements not being used
4 is for the tractor with whatever implement happens to be attached at that time

Missed the big prize on a technicality.
What’s up with no bass boat? Ain’t you got no lakes nearby?

 

[ddude003]

Who needs a bass boat when you have TNT or Electricity?

The Gray Herons seem to be keeping the snakes down so far this year... And I can't seem to get the Otters to come up on the lawn to eat the langostino... So, I am thinking inverted fireworks... I love the smell of napalm in the morning... It smells like BBQ lobster...

BTW, I keep my JD zero turn parked in front of my RX-7... And I have a small two car garage... A Ford Edge is on the other side of the afore mentioned JD & RX...

 

[Sonnie Parker]

Any water with good bass fishing is too far to travel on a regular basis to make it worth owning a bass boat. When we lived up on Lake Jordan, I had a bass boat and fished tournaments quite often... loved it, but then we moved too far away to make it continue to make sense. We do have a nice pond with a good mixture of nice fish.

 

[Sonnie Parker]

Oh... I found a pic of my bass boat...