Good intentions are heartfelt, those who mock the efforts can shut up. (That said, if you saw it and groaned, it doesn’t make you a bad person if you gave a nod to the intention)
So a heartfelt “umm, thanks, I guess,” would be okay?
Apparently there are Earl Scheib $99 Complete Auto Repaint versions of art restorers “fixing” priceless art. I know Earl will get my business when the ol’ Bugatti Veyron needs a new paint job.
I have to say when I saw that Jesus I had to cover my face I was laughing so hard. Then it occurred to me that she must have been really sincere.
At one time I was going to study art restoration in Munich at a museum school. Luckily I had a moment of clarity and decided “nope”. There was no way I’d presume. Yet she did. So respect.
Send me a picture when you’re done?! In the 90s our next door neighbor decided he could repaint his entire car for a lot less than Maaco. He did. He loved it. It got a lot of attention for sure. A turquoise I hadn’t seen since the 60s.
The first rules of holes is to stopping digging when you realize you are in over your head. I enjoyed how the Jesus Monkey lady was a little peeved because they wouldn’t let her finish. Or the woman who wanted the Marge Simpson/baby Jesus head back because it was her most famous piece of work.
I had a friend way back who thought his white Chevette needed a repaint by Maaco. I give them credit for being thorough, because even the tires were white.
Probably the new guy did it. First rule of holes applies.
The left side of the bell curve? You mean the early bump in that roller coaster of knowledge also know as "Mount Stupid"?
That’s the one!
That video was painful to watch. :-)
Good intentions are heartfelt, those who mock the efforts can shut up. (That said, if you saw it and groaned, it doesn’t make you a bad person if you gave a nod to the intention)
So a heartfelt “umm, thanks, I guess,” would be okay?
Apparently there are Earl Scheib $99 Complete Auto Repaint versions of art restorers “fixing” priceless art. I know Earl will get my business when the ol’ Bugatti Veyron needs a new paint job.
Btw I wasn’t telling you to shut up! Was I?
No, I didn’t think so, but if you were, thank you. I need to be told that more often!
Me too
Ha!
I have to say when I saw that Jesus I had to cover my face I was laughing so hard. Then it occurred to me that she must have been really sincere.
At one time I was going to study art restoration in Munich at a museum school. Luckily I had a moment of clarity and decided “nope”. There was no way I’d presume. Yet she did. So respect.
Send me a picture when you’re done?! In the 90s our next door neighbor decided he could repaint his entire car for a lot less than Maaco. He did. He loved it. It got a lot of attention for sure. A turquoise I hadn’t seen since the 60s.
The first rules of holes is to stopping digging when you realize you are in over your head. I enjoyed how the Jesus Monkey lady was a little peeved because they wouldn’t let her finish. Or the woman who wanted the Marge Simpson/baby Jesus head back because it was her most famous piece of work.
I had a friend way back who thought his white Chevette needed a repaint by Maaco. I give them credit for being thorough, because even the tires were white.
Probably the new guy did it. First rule of holes applies.
Yikes sums it up.