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I'm still playing Street Fighter. I actually imported a machine a couple of years ago from Japan, sitting next to my desk. I've been working remotely for the past 7 years so getting in lots of gaming in between actually working.

My man T4M. I"m alive. In New Mexico.

Oh hai guyz, Long time no see. I’m still alive and well. Got tagged in this post so I figured I’d pop in. Glad to see y’all are still Oontzing. I’ll try to not be a stranger! if anyone wants to follow my art endeavors, check me out on instagram at bob_peck_art

Where you oontz’n from?

Suck my whole dick

This shits fun to navigate from my phone LOL Just kidding. Idk how tf it all works now… No more uploading pictures from my old camera.. haven’t done a Days in Pies in I don’t know how long 😞 was just mentioning @PITOFZOMBIESa few days ago.. It was his end of life anniversary 😥 I still wear my 12oz shirt with all our names on it! Anybody else? Hope you all have been well 🖤

Greek freak officially logged in! Whats up people? You guys and girls are the last memory i have from the internet being cool!

Had lunch with Caligula! Went to a local farm stand to purchase some veggies and found out they adopted a dog from me 2 years ago My foster pup Marble who has been adopted!

Hi! I moved to Indianapolis. i started tattooing. i got a dog. I’ve been sober like 12 years. life is cool hi

Mostly bicycling/ebiking since theres way more you can access, but still got all the motorbikes. I dont think Ive shared much of this but I did a few stints crewing for friends in amateur and pro racing. heres the pics.

funky freak reporting for duty, sup oontz fam

OONTZ SET what up

I feel like I've been @'d from the year 2k.

Little bike ride today

hey hey, still alive here! @larscopenhagen on other platforms

What up 12oz, I'm still around. Busy with life but still repping Team Handsome. Got big boy problems these days, missing the nostalgia of being a 14 year old vandal lol.

Probably should have started a new thread for this, but I’m also trying to share things regularly with all of you here on the forum and give you guys a first peak, even if it’s not really quite ready for prime time sharing. Anyhow, we’ve made some really incredible progress on here lately with the roll call thread and I’ve explained a couple times across a couple threads some ideas / strategies/ plans for how I intend to continue the progress and encourage growth. Last forum tee did pretty great and I still get a lot of questions and comments about a follow up. My plan is to release a regular series of 12ozProphet tees that are specific to the forum. These will come and go like most tees I’ve dropped in the past. I would, however, like to do one classic tee dedicated to the forum that is always available. I’m also trying to encourage new members, which I expect to be a younger demographic to join in and participate. My thought is to bundle a fun tee that will become the classic forum tee into a new version of VIP. Idea being that you buy the tee and you get a year of VIP as part of that purchase. But likewise, the only way to buy that tee, is to do so by signing up for VIP. I’m still considering what else VIP includes beyond access to a new private area, which will have advanced access to drops, exclusive releases and whatever else I can work up to make it extra fun, worth the cost, as well as a path for those that want to show extra support. Anyhow, I’m attaching a design I pulled together. It’s a bit loud and a little over the top, but it’s fun, clean, true to the classic 12oz aesthetic and also geared to feel a little “young” since another goal is to appeal to new members, which I expect will mostly be a younger demographic. Ironically, also feels a little punk rock to me since it seems that trend has been more towards minimal shit. Regardless, I tried to imagine the type of design I’d have gone ape shit for back when I was a young and 12ozProphet was in full swing. I’m still thinking it through and playing with ideas. Normally I wouldn’t share anything that’s not really compete and final, but I’m trying to make it fun and trying to find excuses to support community AND conversation.

Well well well what do we have going on over here.. Keep up the good work, feels right to be back

hello dawggs

If it's not from my phone it's from here.. wish I was flexing out here like big papa mercer tho..

Like school I’m mainly here for attendance… then gone 🫥

Jeeez mon! That’s the ultimate ooontzn spot! This is my stylee…

Not sure if this will annoy the TX people or excite them

Caught this little dude flying off the slide yesterday.

One of my favorite threads.. really great to see everyone still doing their thing.

At the moment: For art's sake I'm working on a sculpture. 18" tall, 3D printed for the concept, just need to bond the pieces together, sand it, and paint it. The goal is to create a mold that can be used to cast from. We'll see. My motivation for art has been lagging lately. For design sake I'm mostly working on stadium retail design I just finished the San Francisco Giants team store at Oracle Park. Currently, working on the San Francisco 49ers stadium store, Tennessee Titans stadium store, the Everton team store in the new Everton stadium in Liverpool, and just kicked off the stadium store for the Baltimore Ravens.

I saw the video Short trail walk this past weekend ground find videos are of the moving water IMG_5700.mov IMG_5701.mov

Peace to all… def been a minute. ✌🏽

We're old.

Youuuuu Raaaaaaang. Fun facts about me now: 1. I'm old and washed up 2. I miss the antics of this place, the perpetual inside joke and the laughs 3. it's still cold as burrrr where I reside

anything can be a fleshlight if you're brave enough

Cancer is a real motherfucker and I'm sure we all have some story that can relate. My wife was diagnosed with breast cancer about 6 years ago now. She went through the gambit of chemo, radiation, and surgeries with all the common side effects (hair loss, sickness, etc.). While at the time, post-treatment, she received a clean bill of health just last year it was back and classified as meta-static stage 4 and had presented itself as a spot on the liver, lungs, and spine. She initially did not want to go with the traditional therapies of chemo and radiation again and started persuing other routes. We flew her down to San Diego to visit the Gerson facility in/around Tijuana which taught her about juicing, vegan dieting, and an overall more holistic approach to treatment. While this method seemed to have some benefit in her tumor markers the actual CT and PET scans didn't reveal any changes so hope was fading with relative quickness. We then started going back to having consultations with other providers looking for alternatives. In the meanwhile, she had a surgery to remove an ovary which revealed a large unknown tumor and ultimate had both removed on the same day. After doing more research she found a place in Arizona, where we live, called Envita. Envita's claim to fame is that they do extensive testing using a biopsy and bloodwrok specific to the patient and extensively test all known cancer killing agents. This testing includes a range of holistic approaches like Vitamin C, traditional chemo is smaller doses for the speific cancer, and a very wide variety of what they call "off-label" chemos that would typically treat other cancer types. This testing is something that a normal oncology office would NOT do and revealed that there were some very effective options in lower doses that would never have been prescribed by other oncologists. So after paying $6K for this testing we had a relatively good "roadmap" of the treatment she wanted to persue, but Envita was not covered by our insurance. I've been very fortunate in my career choices and hold an executive position with a large major corporation who is self-insured, administered through a major insurance company, but thought I could have some discussion with our Chief of Staff to help us find a solution. The tricky part of using Envita as we desired was that it would cost us $80K out of pocket, and I don't know about you guys but I don't have that kind of cash that's liquid. Have a bunch of equity in my home, investments, and an +800 credit score but we were in no way capable of dropping $80K in the 8 weeks with no option for a payment plan. Long story short, we were given a personal liason with the insurance company to explore all oncologists office all over North America who would potentially administer the drugs perscribed from the testing done by Envita. The NET result to this search was NULL, and we were back to square one. Again facing the possiblity of spending $80K was completely off the table for me more/less because I had no idea where this money would come from. My wife was on a mission to make this and honestly I would have and would do anything to give it to her. She's the mother of my son, my wife, and literally the glue that holds our little family together. We attepted the obligatory GoFundMe wtih friends and family on social media and tried to spread it around, but were still short a pretty significant margin. We finally came across a company that would buy out her life insurance policy, but as you can imagine they are hedging against what they believe is the inevitable. Once they pay out a percentage of the yield, they own the policy, can renew it, but the payout is not taxed and we figured since it was a term policy it would never have been renewed with the current diagnosis (only 2 years left on a 10yr term). So we did it, and the company paid out about 65% of the total value but now she had enough to cover the $80K expense of treatment. While some might consider this a gamble in some ways and the thoughts can get kind of dark when considering all the variables this was our decision. She's now about 6 months post-treatment and the cancer is almost completely gone. The leisons in her spine will never heal, but they're so microscopic that a radiologist did not feel it was neccessary to persue radiation on the spots. The spot on her liver reduced to almost nothing and expected to decline further and the nodules in her lungs are completely gone. While I'm not overtly optimistic that the cancer is completely gone, her live expectancy went signicantly up with these results. There's no number they can peg at this moment, but when she was diagnosed orignally it was maybe 10-12 months. To not have a definitive number today, is a blessing well worth praising. To summarize, I don't know that anyone will read all of this and it honestly just made me feel better to write it all out. My hope is that it gives someone and somewhere some small amount of encouragement. DO NOT believe that the narrative or diagnosis is the end all, be all. Granted, some will not have these results and I would never want to give a false sense of hope to someone. Although, take the time to really review all of your options and get more opinions even if it's from the interwebs. There may be more hope than is originally perceived....End Ramble.

Alright @misteravenI'll drop in for a second...

Thank god. 1) I am happier with myself than I ever was when I was younger. 2) I have had the body of a middle aged woman since I was 13. That was hard when I was 18 - 25, when my peers were young and hot, but now I look the same as I ever was, and they are starting to look like me. And I have had practice. 3) Have you spoken to someone sub 30 recently? They look great until they open their mouths, and the illusion is ruined. Born to be an old lady over here.

Dems fightin words... Who the hell @'d me ... Get off my lawn.

Goddamn this makes me miss using a desktop