Gerg had a nasty rust-coated Wilton vise. It had mad potential, but the beast was coated in thick rust.
He used electrolysis (which involved a battery charger and some super washing soda) to remove the rust and then I gave it a fresh coat of paint.
Looks and works great now!
Boo-yah!
Documentary: The Minneapolis Wrestling Club
Yo, you got 17 minutes?
You'll need 17 minutes to watch this dope documentary about wrasslin' in Minneapolis.
If you know me, you know homegirl's a bit scrappy. For a two-month in my late teens, I considered taking up professional wrestling. My wrestling name was Luscious EsQuefunka. I had big plans for a purple satin cape with sequins. Needless to say, the following documentary has a lot of appeal for a bruiser like me.
[where: Minnesota, Food, Minneapolis, Twin Cities, 55418]
You'll need 17 minutes to watch this dope documentary about wrasslin' in Minneapolis.
If you know me, you know homegirl's a bit scrappy. For a two-month in my late teens, I considered taking up professional wrestling. My wrestling name was Luscious EsQuefunka. I had big plans for a purple satin cape with sequins. Needless to say, the following documentary has a lot of appeal for a bruiser like me.
The Minneapolis Wrestling Club from Site-Specific Documentary on Vimeo.
The Minneapolis Wrestling Club is a 16mm documentary film about four old-school, Midwestern professional wrestlers. With roots in vaudeville and the carnival sideshow, early professional wrestlers were a rare combination of athlete, circus performer and thug.
Featuring: Joe Snyder, "The Texas Midget", Sodbuster Kenny Jay, Stan "Krusher" Kowalski, and Eddie Sharkey.
Directed by John Lightfoot
Copyright Site-Specific Documentary, 1998
[where: Minnesota, Food, Minneapolis, Twin Cities, 55418]
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)