I’d rather find out what could go wrong than sit there and do nothing.

What Could Go Wrong?

This is a sign I made for a friend’s restaurant. Hand crafted goodness.

No computers involved. A ruler, hand cut stenciling, masking tape, spray paint and patience. Still need to cut it down and finish the edges.

Throughout the awesome design of things you actually secure a B+ for hard work. Where you lost everybody was first in all the details. You know, they say, details make or break the argument.. And that couldn’t be more accurate here. Having said that, let me reveal to you just what exactly did work. Your authoring is certainly quite powerful and that is probably the reason why I am taking an effort to opine. I do not make it a regular habit of doing that. Secondly, even though I can certainly notice a leaps in reasoning you come up with, I am not necessarily sure of how you seem to unite your points which help to make your conclusion. For now I will, no doubt subscribe to your point but trust in the foreseeable future you actually connect the facts better.

“I surround myself with the stupid and dangerous in hopes of learning from them.” -Richie Goodtimes

I would like to mention that while I was thoroughly scrutinized trying to get through the metal detectors at the federal building, and while they made me take the baby out of the stroller and walk her through the metal detector, they didn’t even take a look at the stroller. I could have had anything in there, as there’s a compartment beneath the seat. All that was in there was diapers, but they didn’t know that. Nice work Homeland Security!