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If anyone can explain what these videos are about that would be swell.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anKdxH5SuKk...re=channel_page

i found that a little disturbing but did some googling and came up with this

Goddess Bunny is actually a guy. His real name is Johnnie Baima and his "stage" name is Sandie Crisp. Sandie Crisp seems to be the name he primarily uses whereas Goddess Bunny is simply a nickname. Despite some false speculation that he is a transsexual, he really is a transvestite. Yup, that means he still has his junk down there.

Stricken by polio as a child, it appears that Johnnie bounced from foster home to foster home where he experienced some kind of abuse. Of course you probably figured that he was abused as a child in some way because no well-adjusted child would grow up to do that tap-dancing routine in lingerie while twirling a parasol, right? Additionally, his posture and growth was restricted due to an ill-fated attempt by doctors to strengthen his spine with a steel rod.

yeah, i dont know how to embed.

anyway, PP rotary turbo (not connected), barrel throttles, home made awesome.

is this the engine that he pretty much built from scratch? there was a huge thread on one of the rotary forums.

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