ABOUT ME...
 
Rapidly approaching 50-year-old husband,  father, and Goonie movie fanatic.  Still banging my head to 80s hair metal, but everything hurts more now after a concert. Love exploring the back roads looking for odd roadside attractions.  And finally an aspiring terrible tennis, pickleball, and racquetball player.

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Found my old GoPro 5 Hero... just a quick test of the features I've not used in 6+ years. Please Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/shabbytrick?sub_confirmation=1 _____________________ _____________________ You can also find me: Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/shabbytrick Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/shabbytrick Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/shabbytrick Webpage: http://www.shabbytrick.com Snapchat: shabbytrick1975

Join us as we travel to Memorial Park Cemetery in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to visit the final resting place of one of the most controversial and influential figures in religious history: Oral Roberts. From a humble tent revivalist to the founder of a multimillion-dollar empire, Roberts pioneered the "Seed-Faith" theology—the blueprint for the modern Prosperity Gospel. In this video, we explore his massive rise to fame, the founding of Oral Roberts University, and the scandals that defined his later years, including the infamous "900-foot Jesus" vision and his life-or-death fundraising ultimatums. We’ll stand at the foot of his grave to discuss the complicated legacy of the man who changed the way America thought about faith and money. If you enjoy exploring history, true stories, and famous graves, please like and subscribe!

A nostalgic look back at what it really meant to grow up in the 1980s. Inspired by Bryant Adkins’ 1995 essay “Don’t Call Me Generation X,” this video revisits the sights, sounds, toys, TV shows, and cultural moments that shaped a generation of kids who grew up before the internet. From playing Atari 2600 and staging epic battles between G.I. Joe and Transformers, to waking up early for Saturday morning cartoons like Scooby-Doo, Snorks, and Captain Caveman, childhood in the 80s had its own rhythm. MTV actually played music videos, Nickelodeon had shows like You Can’t Do That on Television, and movies like Indiana Jones and Revenge of the Nerds filled theaters. It was a time of Charlie Brown lunchboxes, Kool-Aid thermoses, Little Debbie snack cakes, Cub Scout Pinewood Derbies, school recess, rubber band fights, and family road trips. It was also a decade marked by real moments that everyone remembers, like the Challenger explosion in 1986. If any of this sounds familiar, you probably weren’t “Generation X.” You were a child of the eighties.

Visiting the Grave of Francis A. Johnson: Creator of the World's Largest Ball of Twine Join me on a trip to the Dassel Community Cemetery in Meeker County, Minnesota, as we pay our respects to a true American original, Francis A. Johnson. Francis A. Johnson (1904-1989) is best known as the dedicated creator of the world's largest ball of twine, a colossal roadside attraction that he painstakingly rolled for decades in Darwin, Minnesota. What started as a simple task became a lifelong passion, resulting in a massive sphere of twine that became a famous landmark. In this video, we'll visit his final resting place and reflect on the man behind this quirky and beloved piece of Americana. We'll also take a look at the humble gravestone that marks the spot of the man who created a giant. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more visits to the graves of fascinating individuals! Visiting the Grave of Francis A. Johnson: Creator of the World's Largest Ball of Twine Join me on a trip to the Dassel Community Cemetery in Meeker County, Minnesota, as we pay our respects to a true American original, Francis A. Johnson. Francis A. Johnson (1904-1989) is best known as the dedicated creator of the world's largest ball of twine, a colossal roadside attraction that he painstakingly rolled for decades in Darwin, Minnesota. What started as a simple task became a lifelong passion, resulting in a massive sphere of twine that became a famous landmark. In this video, we'll visit his final resting place and reflect on the man behind this quirky and beloved piece of Americana. We'll also take a look at the humble gravestone that marks the spot of the man who created a giant. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more visits to the graves of fascinating individuals! #FrancisAJohnson #LargestBallOfTwine #DarwinMN #DasselCemetery #RoadsideAttractions #FamousGraves #CemeteryVisit #MinnesotaHistory #Americana

Michael Dunn (1934–1973) was an American actor best known for his work in television and film, particularly his role as Dr. Miguelito Loveless in the 1960s series The Wild Wild West. Despite his small stature due to dwarfism, Dunn had a commanding presence and was known for his wit and charisma. He received an Academy Award nomination for his role in Ship of Fools (1965). Dunn passed away at the age of 38 and is buried in Sunset Memorial Park in Norman, Oklahoma. His grave is a modest resting place, reflecting his unique life and legacy in entertainment.

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