It’s Friday! Ack! We got a bizarre mix of alternating snow and rain all day yesterday and now Arctic air and heavy winds are moving in to give us temperatures in the single digits. Sure, the snow sucks but when it gets bitch-ass-cold like this absolutely nothing works. All the snow freezes solid and can’t be moved. I honestly don’t know how my Canadian readers deal with this shit. Hate this time of year!

I’m looking forward to the Super Bowl game this Sunday. I don’t care about either of the teams involved so I’m just hoping for a good game. I’ll be breaking out the Yuengling and munchies for sure.

Today I have another amateur photo to share with all of you. This is another lost photo from back in early December that I somehow overlooked. My apologies to the sender and better late than ever, right?

Double babes & double jokes are also on tap for today. Enjoy!

-keep

Hi Keep, I hope you are well during this crazy time. I think I would rather look at boobs than worry about all the crap going on. -Anonymous

 
It’s Thursday. What do you get when you combine a $100 boat with a $700 Chrysler LeBaron? Well, if you’re Tim Lorentz from Spokane, Washington, then you created La Boata!

-keep

It’s Wednesday. When it comes to large scale Corvette gatherings, Corvettes at Carlisle, held annually in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is one of the largest. Every year in August thousands of Corvettes converge on the small town of Carlisle for a three day celebration of all things Corvette. All eight generations are represented along with events like autocross, exhaust contests, technical seminars, flea market, and an all-Corvette car corral. 

One of my readers happens to live near Carlisle and knows all about the yearly event. His name is David and must have a sharp eye because he picked out this rare Callaway Corvette.  Callaway Cars Inc. is an American specialty vehicle manufacturer and engineering company that designs, develops and manufactures high performance packages for cars, pickup trucks and SUVs—but their specialty is Corvettes. Basically, they take a stock Corvette and increase performance to ridiculous levels. It’s not cheap, but if you can afford it and demand reliable next level performance for your Corvette, then you may want to check ’em out.

-keep

Good morning from New Oxford PA. I just wanted to say how much I have and continue to enjoy your page throughout the years. I’m an old IT guy from way back in the day when we had 300mb platters that weighed a ton and backed up on tape drive running UNIX. Here’s some “amateur goodness “ from 2012. Since we live so close to Carlisle PA, the corvettes roll into the area once a year. This Callaway was amazing! Enjoy. -David