WyldSide Finally assembled!

[orangebiker]

After sitting in the garage for a month waiting for room in the new kitchen, my son and I assembled the Wyldside yesterday, and moved her(?) to the back yard. It took a bit over an hour. Keeping with our familial naming theme for all things outdoors, we briefly brainstormed ideas. There are no keepers yet, but the vote for most original goes to "Wylda Radner". Ideas welcome.

First cook will be a tri-tip tonight. Pics to follow...

 

[MonnieRock]

Ideas welcome.

 

[C. Keeper]

Lou, as in Lou Reed

 

[101001011010010]

Funny, mine has been in the garage for two months and I plan on keeping it there until I move in another 3 months

 

[101001011010010]

What are you using for a cover?

 

[orangebiker]

What are you using for a cover?

It's sitting under a covered pergola, but I'll have a cover made before it rains again in November.
Pics to follow.

 

[orangebiker]

I'm not sure why I didn't think of Gene Wylder, but that's his name now! Thanks MonnieRock!

 

[MonnieRock]

You are welcome

 

[orangebiker]

You are welcome

...just noticed I misspelled Wylder...thanks again.

 

[Greg Jones]

Lou, as in Lou Reed

I actually thought about naming mine Mr. Reed just because my wife wants to name everything! I expect you and I might be the only ones to get that name.

 

[C. Keeper]

I actually thought about naming mine Mr. Reed just because my wife wants to name everything! I expect you and I might be the only ones to get that name.

I think you're right.

 

[Plumberguy]

I think you're right.

I get it. Lou gone too soon. Underrated impact on American popular music, was a giant.

 

[C. Keeper]

"Shaved her legs and then he was a she"

Who'd ever thought this would come true???

 

[orangebiker]

I actually thought about naming mine Mr. Reed just because my wife wants to name everything! I expect you and I might be the only ones to get that name.

I get it, but wasn't too keen on the crossdressing theme for my stuff. I battle that enough out here in the People's Republik of Kalifornia.

 

[Greg Jones]

I get it, but wasn't too keen on the crossdressing theme for my stuff. I battle that enough out here in the People's Republik of Kalifornia.

I can appreciate that. The song was pretty upbeat in the day, probably because lots of folks could appreciate walking on their own wild side, even though they had a different personal meaning of what ‘wild side’ meant to them. Today I expect one could get canceled just by singing the chorus.