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Our WebWorld; a lot of us are spending a couple of minutes or hours everyday checking our favourite websites or blogs but who are behind them ? Most part of the time we dont really know.
To find out what's going on behind the screen, i started a serie of portrait of the Men and Women who are making the blogosphere better, for this sixteenth Portrait, i asked my friend Thomas Beeskow to go thru the Proust-Pivot-Lipton Questionnaire to let us know more about himself. Thomas is the man behind the excellent Burrito Bros blog and working now at a new shop for vintage and custom parts – the Burrito Bros. Customware label. here are his answers.
1) What is your favorite word? Try
2) What is your least favorite word? Ever and Never
3) What turns you on? Love and Trust
4) What turns you off? Ignorance with stupidity
5) What sound or noise do you love? Keith Richards Guitar in Midnight Rambler
6) What sound or noise do you hate? Aunt Doris asking me: How are you?
7) What is your favorite curse word? You...Piep...Piep!
8) What profession other than your own would you like to attempt? Did I a real profession? But if I could push the Red Button I would be more professional Craftsman. Yes. I do, if…
9) What profession would you not like to do? Municipal official
10) If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates? Ohh, sorry its full. Go back.
See also : Paul D'Orleans from the Vintagent
See also : Chris Hunter from the Bike Exif
See also : Nick Maggio from A Time To Get
See also : Jeff Decker from the Hippodrome Studio
See also : Christophe Loiron From Mister Freedom
See also : Jacqui Van Ham from thevintageadvantage
See also : Steve Ducharme from Motorcycle Picture of the Day
See also : Greg Williams from modernmotorcyclemechanics
See also : Matt Machine from machineshed.blogspot
See also : Bob Tilton from Werk Crew
See also : Stephen Mitchell
See also : Scott Hopkin from Pipeburn
See also : Trent Reker from Bikermetric
See also : Pete Young from OcchioLungo
See also : Frank Castrol from Big Bore Magazine
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