The Blackout Full Size Parties!
For all the good supporters to The Blackout Team!
Here are some of the totally blacked out guests.
The SS Cake.
"Youh dhere! Whad didye say bout Impala, a deer? Bwaaahaaaa!!!"
Alex and Susanne brought good cigars...
Burg, Germany. Vesa
and Bamse and 2352 beers for the upcoming 2Black 2Party.
It takes a whole day to make this trip to Germany and back, but it's worth it.
Especially together with friends like these.
Lowrider.
Anton, Gustav and Mahir did some of the hard work.
And could cool down later.
Da beers! - buried in ice!
Finally the Blackout Full Size Party 2 was running!
After the lottery: -Jaanus, I didn't won the ride in the Blackout SS...
-I'm so sorry Tommy, but it's "didn't WIN the ride" not "didn't
won the ride !"
"Intermezzo"
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Neigborrrrugs änd all, can I bay potatos from jou Kenneth? - Solly Bamse, we only grow swedes... |
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Will it be any striptease at this Blackout party Mikael? |
Film director Åza loves
to dance.. We all love her! She makes
dragracing films...!
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Hawkeye, do you know what a motion control crane is? - Something we'll need soon... |
-Jaska,
listen here! I started it this morning... - Hmmm...I recognize that sound Jörgen...I know her..an Audi V8... |
"Helt Black" - a rock cover band with hand picked musicians from other
bands to well known artists in
Sweden, like Lill-Babs and Tommy Nilsson. If Lill-Babs would be our counterpart
to Dolly Parton (but
Little-Bobs) Tommy Nilsson would be our Michael Bolton. Friend and colleague
Perra Winberg
put them together for this party. Thanks! Helt Black (means Flat Broke):
Martin Fürst/drums, Perra Winberg/bass guitar, Lasse Granath/guitar, Tomas
Edelgård/keyboard
Thank all of you 90 blacked out people who came and partied - at your own party!
And thank you for all the fun, creative black gifts! Here are some of them:
A nice compilation from Jöjje,
Lena and Kim. Click it!
(following report soon finished)
May 17th - Norway's National Day - and my birth day...
Clock is ticking - no one can escape - not even me! 50 years...well, who cares
anyway?
Thanks Lars-Inge Johansson and Ann-Sofie Karlsson for this beautiful Blackout-clock!
Lars-Inge actually began with welding it together! First class!
The drop-in party - a Garage Open - was of course backed up by a
serious import of beer and wine from Burg in Germany. Free
drinking for everyone is important in the Blackout Full Size World!
Since it was a drop-in all people didn't visit at the same time, giving me a
little better chance to talk to
all. You can see how cold it was this evening, we couldn't be outside as planned
and the garage door
was open - so it was as cold inside... The kids wanted ice creams anyway. It's
always fun to see the
mix of relatives, neutral friends, work buddies and race buddies.
"What me fifty?" When having friends like Rickard "Hawkeye"
Waltgård you'll never get short of good
music! This is probably his 10th tailormade Beaver compilation CD for our team
(where he's always a
member) with hand picked music for the occasion. Thanks Hawkeye for your impeccable
taste
and good entertainment at all our parties and race trips, always!!
It's wonderful with long distance visitors even if it's only a hot dog hangaround,
like Lars-Inge and
Micke Westerberg from Stockholm and Örebro - www.promod66.com
- who are not racing this year:
Here they chat with Top Fuel Thore about the importance of flowers in the spring.
Old Umeå-friend
and also SS-friend Ola Åbergh also came from Stockholm with the whole
family Jaana, Amanda
and Victor. They stayed over, picture is taken at home the day after.
Sören "Fixarn" Fjällstedt gave me personal number plates
for the Impala! Expensive in Sweden! I would
never have invested in those by myself, so thanks Sören! Thanks also to
the crazy gang Vesa, Junior
and Hawkeye from junkracing.tk for the "Super Smoker" with a refill
box!
The kids always have a nice time if people with imagination are around, like
Agneta with the "fishing
pond" where "Trollet's" cute Pontus just got a soap bubble kit
- and Åza Rydberg who staged a
"radio interview" with them, which revealed a lot of secrets about
their parent's behavior...
So this is what my friends think I shall do - drink and weld! And smoke a couple
of cigars!
I have no problems with that! Thank you! (Welding gear from Alholt and Krille,
NOS energy
drinks from Jöran Persåker). Mmmm...what a richness! I should've
turned 50 long ago!
Jonas Alholt and "Krille" are discussing Intercooler technique while
Micke Westerberg is trying to find
something that's already cooled. Sound artist and Porsche 911 driver brought
some HOT hungarian
"beer sausage". Wooooaaaaw! Breathe, breathe, breathe...drink, drink,
drink!
I told you, Axel is always the b-b-q master whenever he sees a grill! This time
he had assistance of
Perra's daughter Elin. Tony's son King Rickard takes a spin awaiting the boiled
Bullens hot dogs
since he is one of those who choose boiled instead of grilled dogs.
"Tjocka släkten" as we say in Sweden - means "the fat relatives"
- they found their own corner sort of.
from left: Agneta's dad Thore, brother Mikael, mother Sonia and Jessica who
is with Mikael's son
Mattias to the far right. The two latter ones are engaged in heavy biking.
Anton came by and tested little brother Axel's bike (and to show off for his
new girlfriend...) Thanks
Mikael, Susanne, Mattias and Jessica for the coming pit hit of this season (if
we ever come to a
race again?) A 12V cooler (and a warmer) for cans with brews that taste better
cold...
Great friends. Jöran Persåker (just turned 50 himself) sent a lot
of funny stuff, and Kenneth Feldthusen's
Team Northrace gave one hour at a chassie dyno! Work buddy PeO found a funny
moped in Spain on
a recent mission - an Impala 2! Now I have to find one! He wrapped the pictures
around a fine Martell
Cordon Bleu! Mmm. Lennart and Birgitta from Autoshop in Orlando sent a card
and promised the
gift later "whenever we find a way to send it..." Can't a Pump Gas
Master 509 ci be sent by air? =)
Work buddies from Dockhouse Film & Television Christian "Skåne"
Holst and Johanna Thorngren
always find it amusing to discuss with music composer and friend Perra Winberg.
Bolero red wine. Found it in Germany. Actually very good. They said.
Early morning...The flower shot! A traditional 50 year's party picture, at least
in Sweden. Who could
have thought that it ever would happen to me...Note the carefully chosen background.
Thank you all!