I am auctioning AVGN/ Cinemassacre memorabilia, including original artwork, costumes, props, and scripts. All proceeds go to Shriners Hospitals for Children, a network of hospitals across the United States that care for children with injuries, regardless of their family’s ability to pay.
You can start bidding now, at any of the following links.
It all ends on May 6, 2016 with a live auction at Sellersville, in Quakertown PA. I will be there! Sellersville is one of the largest auction houses in the country to deal with vintage toys and video games.
Here is the full list of items.
ORIGINAL ARTWORK
01. AVGN: Nintendo Power Episode Title card (2007)
A painting, bringing back nostalgic memories of Nintendo Power, autographed by Mike and I.
02. AVGN: Jekyll & Hyde Title Card (2010)
Original artwork from the Jekyll and Hyde Revisited episode (2010). Autographed by Mike and I.
COSTUMES
03. AVGN wardrobe
This is it. The Nerd’s costume from AVGN Movie. Includes glasses, hat, headset mic, watch, pocket protectors, belt, pants, shoes. The shirt is 1 of 3 used. The pants, also 1 of 3 used. The glasses are 1 of 2 used. Included is only set of clothes (one of each accessory). A total of 3 pocket protectors were used. Included are all 3. Shirt size is 15 1/2. The shirt has two holes in back used for wires which pulled me into the air, when the Alien rescues me. The holes were stitched, and barely visible. The glasses are actual prescription glasses. You won’t be able to see clearly through them, unless your eyes are the same as mine.
04. Bugs Bunny costume
Used in AVGN: Bugs Bunny’s Birthday Blowout episode, worn by Mike Matei. This was also used in the Crazy Castle episode, but that time, it was used as the stunt version, on the dummy only, while Mike was wearing a new costume. This here, is the original costume from Birthday Blowout, plus some other accessories. Autographed by Mike Matei. The costume is in bad shape, as a result of being beaten up, and shit on. The evidence is in the episode. Yes, the face is discolored from shit. There’s shit on it.
05. Jason Voorhees jacket
Just an old torn up jacket, but worn by Mike Matei in his very first appearance in an AVGN Episode, Friday the 13th (2006).
06. Freddy Krueger sweater and hat
Worn by myself and Mike Matei in the AVGN: Nightmare on Elm Street episode (2006). Sweater is size Large. The hat is very small. It barely fit on my head. Probably meant for kids.
07. Leather face costume
Mask and apron worn by Mike Matei in AVGN: Texas Chainsaw Massacre episode (2007). Autographed by Mike Matei.
08. Michael Myers costume
Boiler suit and Mask worn by Mike Matei in AVGN: Halloween episode (2007). Autographed on neck by Mike Matei.
09. Cooper wardrobe
From AVGN Movie, clothing worn by Jeremy Suarez, as the Nerd’s cinematic companion. One is a full set from his final outfit from the film used in most of the key scenes. The rest are various shirts he wore, including pajamas and the zombie clothing from the nightmare scene.
10. Mandi wardrobe
From AVGN Movie, a pair of shoes and two identical shirts worn by Sarah Glendening, used in her key action scenes in the film. The Nerd fails to rescue her, so she saves herself and kicks ass! Shirt size Small. Shoe size 36.
11. Zander wardrobe
From AVGN Movie, the eccentric Dr. Zandor who is behind what really happened with the E.T. game. He is a pivotal character from the film and archetype of the classic mentor (Merlin, Obi-Wan, etc.) Here is the actual sweater and mask worn by Time Winters. The welding mask is from the younger version in the flashback scenes. Sweater size Large.
12. Dark Onward’s shirts
6 shirts worn by Stephen Mendel as the self-destructive head-of-Area 51, in AVGN Movie. Each shirt shows varying stages of body damage. Some are missing arms, and are still bloody. Never washed! XLR/LNG, 17-17 1/2, 34/35
13. Elvis costume
Featured in AVGN Movie. Also worn by Mike Matei in Board James: OUIJA/ Domino Rally. Has mysterious coffee stains on legs. Maybe they’re shit stains.
14. Nerd’s Alien Costume
From the AVGN Movie, when the Nerd disguises himself as an Alien. Included are two sets of neck rings, and 3 masks, one which was slit open for the “autopsy” scene.
PROPS
15. Atari Boxes
Seen in AVGN Movie, as Atari gets rid of their overstock of E.T. games, depicting the famous video game crash of 1983. I painted the logo on them myself, using a stencil that I made (also included).
16. UFO
The main hero spaceship from AVGN Movie, used in the climax. This is a cool little model, made for the film.
17. Fake video games
A bunch of made-up games for the AVGN Movie such as “EeeTee”, because we weren’t allowed to use real games. Includes “War Duty 3000”, “3D Virtual Space Road Explorer”, two versions of “EeeTee”, some with clean cartridges and boxes, others dirty and beaten, used in the landfill dumping sequence. Also “EeeTee 2” labels printed on blank discs. These were used for the crowd scenes, when everyone throws their copies into the pit, as history repeats itself. The cartridges are actual Atari 2600 games. Some of them may actually work. I’m not even sure which games they are. You can peel off the fake labels, or try them out and see. It’s like a box of chocolates. Full of surprises.
18. The Nerd Mobile miniature remains
Two miniature Nerd vans (What’s left of them), used for special effects shots in AVGN Movie. One has no wheels or under-side, and is falling apart. The other was blown up in a pyrotechnics shot. One side is melted beyond recognition while the other side still resembles a van. Good for prosperity only.
19. Planes, Missiles, and other miniatures
A series of planes, tank, and missile miniatures used in AVGN Movie. One of them is the remains of the plane that the Nerd flies, and tries to land before bailing out. It explodes in a fun pyrotechnic effect, and is now barely recognizable. Not it’s a new work of art in itself.
20. Tank miniature
Dark Onward’s tank miniature from AVGN Movie. This model was used in a climactic sequence of shots, where the tank fires at the Alien Spaceship and falls into the Atari landfill, crashing to its doom. The tires broke off in the fall, and pyrotechnics burned it, but it still remains somewhat intact. You may be able to glue them back on, and repaint the tank.
21. Foil Ball (foil exterior only)
From AVGN Movie, one of our favorite props that made everyone laugh on set. A giant foil ball that took us back to our childhoods, remembering Pee Wee’s Playhouse. The ball is actually nothing more than a bunch of shiny material, that was stretched over a giant beach ball. The beach ball is lost. In oder to recreate the foil ball, you would need to get another giant beach ball. But you can know for certain the “foil” part was actually used in the movie. Good for prosperity.
22. Prairie Dog tunnel
From AVGN Movie, as a tribute to the hilarious gofer from Caddyshack. Used when describing the dangers of trying to get near Area 51 “even a burrowing prairie dog would get smoked out by nerve gas.” Included is the home-made tunnel, and “prairie dog” from this brief, but memorable shot.
23. Area 51 “E.T. Room” buildings
Miniatures used in AVGN Movie, for a scene which imitates the infamous E.T. game. A major plot point, involving a conspiracy theory on what the E.T. game was really based on, and the real reason why it was buried.
24. Beer Droid
From AVGN: Star Wars episode, the nerd uses a droid to get his beer. In reality, some kind of vintage vacuum cleaner that belonged to my parents since the late 70’s or early 80’s. I saved it from the garbage many times, because I always thought it looked like it belonged in a sci-fi movie. Finally, I got to use it. Mission accomplished.
25. Bloody carpet
From Mike’s death scene in Board James: Dreamphone episode.
26. AVGN window blinds
The Nerd’s very own blinds, used in the basement window for many years, seen throughout countless episodes. Last appearance was in the AVGN Movie. I cut a hole in them to simulate a video game cartridge crashing through the window. Since then, I’ve been using newer blinds. The old one being auctioned here was old and discolored to begin with.
27. Reebok Air Pump Shoes
Used in AVGN: Dracula episode (2008). Size USA 9, UK 8, EUR 42, CM 27.
28. “Eat My Shorts”
Yo… it’s underwear. From the AVGN: Simpsons episode (2007). These shorts were cut, so that I could pull them off using my teeth.
29. EeeTee 2 signs
From AVGN Movie. The Nerd steps into the game store and sees his worst nightmare has come true. The sequel to the “worst game of all time.” These promo pieces are a little beaten up. The one that got used in the scene was printed on foam board. It is faded.
30. Nerd Face #1
From AVGN Movie. The nerd goes to sleep and dreams that his endorsement of the new “EeeTee 2” game leads to a mass celebration and carnival at the site of the original Atari landfill. His face is literally used to promote the game! All of these faces are a little worn, but are still very funny. I gave one to a crew member on set, because he was laughing so hard. This auction is for 1 Nerd face. There are 4 available (4 separate auctions).
31. Nerd Face #2
32. Nerd Face #3
33. Nerd Face #4
SCRIPTS
34. AVGN: Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm St. – Scripts (2006)
The first AVGN Halloween special, from the “Nintendo Nerd” days 2006. First appearance of Mike Matei. First time Nerd battled game villains. Contains few original marks/notes.
35. AVGN: Bugs Bunny’s Birthday Blowout – Scripts/ Storyboards (2007)
Original hand drawn storyboards on index cards, plus script.
36. AVGN: Christmas Carol – Script (2007)
This contains hand-drawn storyboard checklists on pages, color coded for camera angles. Printed on oversized legal paper for reasons I can’t recall. One of my favorite AVGN Christmas specials.
37. AVGN: Super Mario Bros 3 – Script (2008)
A pivotal episode from the Nerd’s career. Script, plus hand drawn storyboards on small notepad with color coded shots, categorized by camera angles. Red circles mark shots that have sound, where microphone must be connected.
38. AVGN: Dracula/ Frankenstein – Scripts (2008)
Double horror feature from 2008. Contains original marks, highlights, circles, and storyboards drawn on pages.
39. AVGN notebook (2009)
Contains hand-written notes from playing games. This is typically done during the pre-script phase where I play the games and write down my observations. Has timecodes written, while recording the gameplay, so that I can find specific gameplay moments when editing the video. Includes CDI/ Zelda, Jaguar, Crazy Castle, Metal Gear, X-Men, Terminator, Transformers.
40. AVGN: Crazy Castle – Script, Schedule, Storyboards (2009)
Original hand drawn storyboards on index cards, a hand written prop list, shooting schedule, and script.
41. AVGN: R.O.B. – Script (2011)
From the Nerd’s pivotal 100th episode! Script contains several original marks/ hand-drawn storyboards on pages, color-coded by camera setup.
42. AVGN: Nintendo World Championships episode – Script and Storyboards (2011)
A special episode that featured the most rare NES game. Original hand drawn storyboards on index cards, plus script, autographed by Pat the NES Punk.
43. AVGN: 12 Days of Shitsmas Script (2014)
One of the Nerd’s longest Christmas marathons. Script contains some marks/notes. Colored highlights were done in the word processor, to indicate where graphics and misc. game clips were needed.
44. AVGN Scripts 2006
Full-length theme song lyrics, sang from this actual print-out by Kyle Justin. Also scripts for Back to the Future, Chronologically Confused, Rocky, Bible Games, Powerglove segments, Top Gun, Munky Go Boom (bonus)
45. AVGN Scripts 2007
Ghostbusters, Silver Surfer, Sega CD, Independence Day, Simpsons, Custer’s Revenge, Nintendo Power, Addams family section, Texas Chainsaw, Halloween, other notes, Atari 5200 storyboards
46. AVGN Scripts 2008
Battletoads, Star Trek, Indiana Jones, Rambo, Wizard of Oz, DoubleVision, NES Accessories, CDI, Bible Games 2. Many include original marks, highlights, and storyboards drawn on pages.
47. AVGN Scripts 2009
Moonwalker, Milion’s Secret Castle, Winter Games, Little Red Hood, Wayne’s World, Godzilla, Plumbers Don’t Wear Ties, Mario’s Missing, Terminator, X-men, Dick Tracy, Odyssey, Jaguar, Castlevania 4 part Halloween special. Some contain hand drawn storyboard checklists on pages.
48. AVGN Scripts 2010
Street Fighter 2010, Pong, Game Glitches, Zelda 2, Back to the Future Revisited, Lester, Ninja Gaiden, Hydride, Action 52, How the Nerd Stole Christmas, Jekyll and Hyde Revisited with storyboard checklist on pages. Some contain hand written marks/notes.
49. AVGN Scripts 2011
Day Dreaming’ Davey, Star Wars, Spielberg Games, Kid Kool, Dark Castle, Bible Games 3, some have hand-written notes
50. AVGN Scripts 2012
Schwarzenegger games, SNES Vs GEN, Atari Sports, misc. hand-written notes
51. AVGN Scripts 2013
Ikari Warriors, Toxic Crusaders, Bill & Ted, Alien 3, few hand-written notes
52. AVGN Scripts 2014/ 2015
E.T., Seaman, Darkwing Duck, The Crow, Bad Game Cover Art
53. Movie Review Scripts
TMNT 3 movie review script, and a few others, most from 2007/ 2008 era.
54. You Know What’s Bullshit Scripts
All surviving scripts from the YKWBS episodes. Mostly from 2012. Some contain marks/ notes, and some storyboards.
55. Jekyll & Hyde Movie Trailer – Script/ Storyboards (2015)
Original hand-drawn storyboards on index cards, plus script for the hilarious faux trailer for the live action movie adaptation of the Jekyll and Hyde NES game. One of my favorite projects of 2015.
56. Board James Scripts (2009-2015)
A great collection of Board James scripts, many with original marks/ hand-drawn storyboards on pages. Includes DragonStrike, Crossfire, Shark Attack, Omega Virus, Lie Detector, Ouija, Wacky Blasters, Full House/Urkel, Video Games.
57. Board James: DreamPhone – Script (2013)
One of my favorite episodes. It took a horror twist, but also changed the course of the entire series. Here is the script with original marks/ hand-drawn storyboards on pages.
58. Board James: 13 Dead End Drive – Script and newspaper clippings (2015)
The suspenseful tribute to the “old dark house” genre. Script with original marks and hand drawn storyboards on pages. Includes actual newspaper clippings used on camera The pages were dyed in tea to appear aged. Plus mock Polaroid photo.
59. Board James: Nightmare episode – Script/ Storyboards (2015)
The most ambitious web episode I’ve done so far. Multiple copies of script, printed for each major scene, with original marks on each of them, to keep shooting organized. Some pages have “blood” stains from production. Storyboards are hand drawn on index cards, color coded for each setup.
LARGE ITEMS
60. Extraterrestrial Highway sign
Fake sign printed out on large board, for scene in AVGN Movie. Sign was displayed alongside desert highway as an imitation to the real-life famous road in Nevada (Route 375), the closest major highway to Area 51. Many UFO sightings have been reported on this road.
61. Atari Landfill
From AVGN Movie, when all the E.T. games rise from the pit, exposing this massive crater, actually just a set made from styrofoam and wood. This is a large bulky object, waiting to be displayed somewhere. You just need some more sand, and tiny fake trees, and it could look like new again. There is a small hole melted at the bottom of the crater, from pyrotechnics (the scene where the tank miniatures falls into the pit and blows up).
62. Cardboard box robots
Made as an homage to low-budget sci-fi movies, which in itself, AVGN Movie IS. These robots were made deliberately from cardboard boxes as a tribute to the genre. As a result of shooting the film, and shipping/ storing them for years, they are in very bad shape. But you could possibly repair them, maybe re-decorate them with electrical gadgets, for use in your own display, who knows. Also includes two laser gun props.
63. Nerd’s UFO
In AVGN Movie, the Nerd fakes his own home-made spaceship to sail over the fence of Area 51. This ship was constructed from foam and various materials. The top dome comes off easily. As seen in the film, I hide inside it, but in reality, I was positioned through a hole in the bottom. Only my upper torso was inside. Afterwards, we sent it sliding down the main slope of the famous Vasquez Rocks, seen in Star Trek and tons of films and TV shows. It suffered a major beating. Pieces are falling off everywhere. You might be able to refurbish it.
64. Tank Chair
General Dark Onward’s tank chair from AVGN Movie. Ever want to sit in something so badass? It does not actually drive. To create the illusion that it was functional, the actor had to walk it with his feet, and the treads were wound up and pulled by rope so they would move. It has gone through a lot on the movie set. It’s been shipped from Los Angeles to Philadelphia before, and has taken a beating. Right now, it sits safely in heavy wrap/ packing. Mainly the treads you would need to repair. Otherwise, it appears just like it did in the film. NOTE: It is extremely heavy. Especially with the packing, it would take a few people and a ramp to load it onto a vehicle.
65. The remains of Las Vegas/ Golden Gate Bridge/ Area 51
From the most epic sequences in AVGN Movie, and my favorite to shoot. This is when the monster Death Mwauthzyx destroys the cities. The condition of these items are expectedly damaged, as they were made to be destroyed on-camera. I’ve saved pieces where possible. Recommended for those with construction skill. With some work, you can reassemble them to use in your museum display or in your own film, who knows. Includes fragments of Golden Gate bridge, Area 51 towers, Mandalay Bay, “OMG” Grand, Excalibur Castle, and Paris Casino.
You can start bidding now, at any of the following links.
April 13, 2016 at 3:23 pm
Jesus Christ, James :/ Thank you for sharing that story. It clearly wasn’t easy… But it did really give some context for the charity. Always good to see a great cause being supported
April 13, 2016 at 4:01 pm
Thanks for sharing James. I heard bits and pieces of this story over the years and am glad it’s resolved now. A very commendable cause for an auction. This will be one of your greatest works.
That said, let this story be an example of all the people out there that leave careless, angry comments to content creators. With AVGN, it’s omments about how they’re not producing enough content, or not entertaining the masses enough… Let this story remind you that content creators are real people with families, feelings, and entire lives of their own outside of their characters. They have responsibilities to fulfill beyond entertaining you.
You never know what makes someone not produce as fast as you’d prefer. Be mindful of what you say.
April 13, 2016 at 7:16 pm
Well said.
April 14, 2016 at 7:22 am
Well said 🙂
April 13, 2016 at 4:19 pm
I don’t think we’ve ever seen James this emotional. I started tearing up myself. Glad to hear that she’s ok.
April 13, 2016 at 5:04 pm
Much love, James.
April 13, 2016 at 5:09 pm
That’s great James. Personally, I’m interested in seeing how you storyboard. Thanks for sharing that story, I can tell it wasn’t easy.
April 13, 2016 at 5:11 pm
Hi James – I’m an 18-year (19?) Mason, and while I don’t belong to The Shrine (yet), may someday (I joined because my niece had a serious operation at the Shriner’s Hospital in Chicago…and in case readers of this post may not know, in some states, like mine, all Shriners are Masons). I’ll share this video with my local Masonic FB group, I know there are some gamerz out there that would be interested. Thanks!
April 13, 2016 at 6:00 pm
Awesome James! I already put a bid in. Not gonna say on what. lol What happens if someone else puts the same bid in on one of the other sites for the same item?
April 13, 2016 at 9:24 pm
The auction house is probably monitoring the bids and updating them, I reckon
April 14, 2016 at 9:46 pm
James, i think this is totally awesome what your doing and it all comes from the right place. God bless your family, and best of luck! thanks for sharing your story with us. i would definitely like to take part in the auction. all the best. cheers!
April 13, 2016 at 6:14 pm
James… You have no shame. Better than the dollar I have to offer… I’ll help you take all that junk to the curb side for “bulk” trash pickup. That’s my donation. 🙂
April 13, 2016 at 7:24 pm
Hi James! I have never commented here before but I come to the site almost daily. I absolutely adore the AVGN videos and can’t get enough of the other video game videos here weekly. I really love everything you guys produce.
I am an aspiring games journalist and run a website I’m trying to get off the ground. After watching your video and being touched by your story about your daughter I had to comment. That couldn’t have been easy to share and I’m so happy to see you are doing this! What an awesome way to allow people to help a great charity while obtaining some cool AVGN and Cinemassacre history.
I wrote an article on my site to help get the word out: https://shortcutgamer.com/2016/04/13/angry-video-game-nerd-auctioning-off-props-and-memorabilia-for-charity/
Thank you, Mike, Bootsy, Ryan and everyone else involved for all the years of laughter and entertainment!
April 13, 2016 at 7:33 pm
Thanks for sharing that, brother. Looking at the items to see if I can help.
April 13, 2016 at 9:27 pm
James- Wow! didn’t know that your wife’s labor had been that bad. Sorry that you and your family had to go through that, but I’m glad that your daughter’s okay, now. Good luck with the auction!
April 13, 2016 at 9:31 pm
When I heard that something went wrong with the baby’s birth, I couldn’t guess what it was. The Rolfes have been very private about it until now. So I googled “birth forceps injuries” and… damn. 🙁 I’ll say no more. I hope Mrs.Nerd may recover also someday.
And yes, I’m certainly going to bid.
April 13, 2016 at 11:37 pm
Great stuff you do keep up the good work.
April 14, 2016 at 2:22 am
Cool! Hope it does well.
April 14, 2016 at 8:47 am
Unbelievably cool of you to do this!! Way to give back. Great job!!
April 14, 2016 at 1:57 pm
Oh wow that’s awesome of you James
April 14, 2016 at 2:27 pm
Sorry about your child’s birth. That’s horrible. My wife dislikes hospitals and doesn’t trust them for birthing. So all 3 of my kids were born safe at home.
April 14, 2016 at 2:55 pm
Dear James, that took a lot of guts to share that story w/ us, your nit-wit fans. I know the work Shriners does as their headquarters is literally across the street from my office here in Tampa. You’ve picked a fine organization and I have to admit this is a great idea all around. God bless you, your family, and this wonderful endeavor.
April 14, 2016 at 6:56 pm
Hi James I’m a long time fan think this is great . I realistically don’t have enough money to bid on anything Which is a bummer . But is there a way I can make a donation without bidding And send the money To your specific charity auction as I would trust my money would go 100% to the charity going through you ? Thank you for your hard work .
April 15, 2016 at 1:26 pm
I too would like to know if there’s an option to donate money instead of bidding.
April 16, 2016 at 9:45 am
The internal latrine Joke: “If you’ve got an issue grab a Tissue”, must refer to the organic edonistic pulsion to not subdinate to the ruling male of the context of social relations. AH AH AH
April 16, 2016 at 2:31 pm
90 percent of this shit should go right in the trash
April 17, 2016 at 12:38 am
This is for a charitable cause Chris Hall. Why don’t you go throw yourself in the f**ken trash. Sub-human garbage.
April 18, 2016 at 4:05 pm
Every comment Chris posts on this site is negative. Makes me wonder why he visits this site at all?
April 17, 2016 at 11:05 am
I am not sure people would want to buy things that they can’t use just to say they have it from one of your videos. It’s a good idea to help people in need but not sure how well you will sell these items. Anyway I hope someone who just wants to help people in need just donates anyway. It’s sad to hear what happened to your daughter James. I am glad she is doing ok.
May 4, 2016 at 9:04 am
Think again. You underestimate how popular James is, check out the prices of some of the items up for auction.
April 17, 2016 at 4:40 pm
Great initiative!
Also, I wonder, (I’m not of the USA myself, and only heard some things) was not some kind of insurance introduced by Obama? I do not know if it is obligatory and/or affordable (and how much costs will be compensated by it) .
Still great that places like Shriners exist.
And good luck.
April 18, 2016 at 4:11 pm
I still can’t believe there are actual scripts (and storyboards) for everything he’s done. That’s what separates James Rolfe (an actual filmmaker) from all the morons posting stupid shit on YouTube. No wonder he’s the only person from this “YouTube Generation” that I can stand. (A big compliment from me, who hates everyone.)
April 21, 2016 at 5:09 am
I just watched the script collection video on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ9f1DhhYCc) and I have to say it’s great that you documented all this stuff for the record. It’s also kind of sad that you’re auctioning all of it off! It’s priceless to any AVGN fan, and I know how hard it must be for the creator to let go of them. I want so badly to bid on the scripts, but I know I’m going to get outbid during the live auction (which I can’t be present for).
I just want to say, as an aside, that you’re a really hard worker, James, and a creative genius. You put a lot of work into your videos, and it shows. And also, Mike, you don’t get enough credit for all you do around Cinemassacre. You’re an awesome collaborator and I for one appreciate all the shit you crap out. 😉
Last question: How did you guys like Pee-wee’s Big Holiday? I thought it was an awesome return to character. Hope Paul Reubens gets the opportunity to do more with Netflix.
April 28, 2016 at 7:25 am
I just saw the next script collection video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFXpfU-dKQ4). Which script lot has the “cat’s pussy piss slit” line? 😀
April 21, 2016 at 12:49 am
Wow…That’s really cool of you guys to auction off so much memorabilia. Been a while since I’ve left any comments but I just want you guys to know, James and Mike. I truly thank you guys for all the years of entertainment you guys have given me. You guys may not realize it but you’ve been a big part of my life over the years. Really brought some laughs to me over the years. My life just wouldn’t be as cool without you guys in it. I truly am grateful guys. Truly….I don’t really know how else to say it but….And so JAMES and MIKE, I now say farewell and wish you Godspeed. You’ve been a good, kind, and loyal friend to me, and you’ve made a real difference in my life. I will always treasure our relationship and think on you with fond memories, warm feelings, and a special place in my heart. Your Friend in time…Tyler. haha….Got that from back to the future. Please don’t ever stop guys…You guys are great man. Never get tired of watching y’all and I never will. I just want y’all to know if you were ever wondering if you work just AT LEAST touched one person…..It did…I wouldn’t trade you guys for anything. Heres to another 10 years….And I HOPE I END UP WITH SOMETHING FROM THIS LOT!!!!haha…Thanks James….Thanks Mike….Truly….Thank you.
April 25, 2016 at 1:50 pm
Excellent story about your daughter. A similar thing happened to my grandfather when he was born, and he lived his life out without the use of his right arm. Very challenging (stories of my great grandmother in tears, great grandpa not letting her help her son tie his own shoe, forcing him to learn how to deal with one arm) especially for a child, though ultimately it helped define him (he went on to play football and even got a college scholarship, able to use his ‘bum arm’ as a way to pin the ball between his arm and his body and he never fumbled).
Great to see how far technologies have progressed! Here’s to Shriners!!!
April 25, 2016 at 9:21 pm
How’s the Cheetahmen “charity” going?
May 7, 2016 at 4:17 pm
Hey James Been a fan for a pretty long time and when found out profits were all charity I just went all in. What were The results?
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