Pistol
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I took Marco here.
Like suki said.
Go to MisterCartoon & Estevan Oriol's shop around the block from Crewest. They got an artwalk on thursday. Not sure which thursday of the month though. PS wear sf hats and go to Dodger stadium.
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Art in the Streets b:
Call see what happens...
Good thing I went earlier. No stalls. Woulda had to drop a deuce in the urinal.
/nh
Whenever I see IRAK i think of 12oz now.
Yeah he was there.
Don't ban me Glik$ bro!
OS Gemeos had a large space. I think i'll check 'em out on the oz.
/nh
MisterCartoon rides with graffiti inspired artwork.
12oz
Waiting...
Nice place. Got a snack here.
Leaving DTLA over the LA River.
Go eat. Across from here is El Tepeyac famous for their Hollenbeck Burritos named after the police station.
Also next to cemetery.
Get father in law a burrito from his favorite spot.
Wife gave the go ahead to spend money on dance and graff books.
Favorite handstyles.
the end.
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Art in the Streets a:
FUCK just accidently closed that tab I had all this done in.
On the road.
Pizza time.
Traffic was cool until DTLA
Walt Disney Music Hall
No more pizza.
Japanese rabbits? Oolong?
Art in the Streets
Sk8 or Die or just sit down and relax.
Martin Wong (RIP) has/had a sick collection
Reminds me to buy a 12oz shirt by Futura.
cont.
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Just went to the show. Awesome the amount of time and effort that went into it.
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photokast was taken offline by apple so no dice.
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Junior Reid and Don Carlos ALWAYS put on killer shows
dope!
Cypress Hill
311
Fugees
Rage Against The Machine (circa 1st album)
Busta Rhymes
KRS-1
Visionaries
Ziggy Marley
Eek A Mouse
Wu Tang Clan (No ODB)
Tribe Called Quest
Shapeshifters
Collie Budds
Sublime (Rome)
Slightly Stoopid
Jack Johnson
Jimmy Cliff
Sly & Robbie
Psycho Realm/Sick Symphonies/Street Platoon
Rebelution
Long Beach Dub Allstars
Immortal Technique
Dilated Peoples
Black Eyes Peas (before Fergie)
plus more i cant remember.
alot more from festivals acts and underground hip-hop shows
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I am a public employee.
Money wise we get shit compared to private business.
I'm in the PW dept and if I were to take my chances in the contruction field i would probably make double. where we have it better is job security although with union busting, contracting and corrupt politicians ala South Gate , CA it could change. As well as our health benefits. As far as working hard or hardly working, i used to work hard but now...
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Me and Matt were gonna come over the other day but we got distracted /nh. :lol:
i was already to quote it and post in the homothread until i saw the dreaded /nh to end my lulz.
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pet name? he forgot to ask for your mothers maiden name?
iwillhaxorsuryahoomail
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it'd be dope to spit drunk flows with spectr at some random function.
or Casek to drink his homemade beer.
too bad your girl wont let you.
/nh
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if you were a decent man much less a roomate you'd have the common courtesy of hooking your boy up with one of her girlfriends instead of announcing how he gets no pussy to a bunch of strangers online.
newjacks.
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by the way this thread isnt for posting gay pics. read the first page to figure it out.
/nh
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backstory, this is in regards to finding out randomhero is not going to be in austin and is deploying to afghanistan.
Looks like I'll be putting off that Austin trip for ONE MORE YEAR then...tell him I said "Don't be a sandwich." -
is there anyway to redownload photokast from somewhere on the interwebs since itunes deleted it and my iphone got reformatted
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I'll send him a care package but only after he sends me 100 nazi err uh taliban scalps.
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I'd like to add, as a union man, I fully support the NFLPA.
as a union man myself i usually support unions.
but at the same time the NFLPA is so far from my union and it's members cough slash wages i can't even make the distinction.
screw the owners screw the players why should we the fans have to spend hundreds of dollars for nosebleeds, hot dogs, beer and soda?
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i hope lebron retires with nothing.
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possible witness/suspects arrested in attack on giant fan
N.com news services
LOS ANGELES -- Police detained a suspect Sunday in the attack on a San Francisco Giants fan after Opening Day at Dodger Stadium, a brutal beating that prompted an outpouring of support for the victim and outrage in the sports world and beyond.
The suspect, whose name was not immediately released, was among several people detained for questioning after police served search warrants, Los Angeles Police Det. Jose Carillo said. Police said he was one of two suspects that have been sought in the case.
The Dodgers have raised the reward for information leading to the conviction of Brian Stow's attackers by an additional $100,000 for a total of $200,000.
It's unclear whether the others detained were possible witnesses or suspects in the March 31 beating that left Bryan Stow with brain damage, said police Sgt. Kunch, who declined to give his first name per department policy.
Several search warrants were served at an apartment building, Kunch said, but he couldn't say how many people were detained or whether they are male or female. Building manager Maritza Camacho told the Los Angeles Times, which first reported the development, that a SWAT team descended on the East Hollywood apartment using loudspeakers and with guns drawn.
Among the people marched out of the building was a man with a bald head and tattoos on his neck and arms, Camacho said, a description that appeared to match the vague sketches released by police of one of the two suspects. She added that he did not appear to resist being taken into custody.
Police planned a news conference for 7 p.m. ET at Dodger Stadium. Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, police chief Charlie Beck and Dodgers officials are expected to attend.
Stow, a 42-year-old paramedic and father of two, was beaten in a parking lot by two men in Dodgers gear after the season opener against the Giants. No arrests have been made.
Last week, doctors reported that Stow is able to open his eyes but remains in critical condition after being transferred to San Francisco General Hospital. Stow had been at Los Angeles County-University of Southern California Medical Center since the attack that forced doctors to put him into a medically induced coma to avoid having seizures.
Beck said recently that detectives are looking into about 500 leads in their search for the attackers. Rewards totaling more than $200,000 have been offered for information leading to the suspects' arrests.
"I can't even tell you the emotions that we're going through right now ” -- Kathy Stow
A tip from a parole agent led police to the suspect, police sources said, according to the Los Angeles Times. But officials did not provide details on why the agent tipped them off or what information led them to obtain a search warrant for the apartment building.
Los Angeles police have made the investigation one of their top priorities since the attack, assigning 17 of their top detectives from all areas of the city to work the case. PJ Morris, the lead detective in the case, said last week that police had followed leads from San Francisco to San Diego.
Stow's sister said police called her family Sunday morning to inform them about the search warrants.
"I can't even tell you the emotions that we're going through right now," Bonnie Stow told KABC-TV, occasionally choking back tears. "To be excited is the least we can say."
An outpouring of support for Stow included fundraisers that ranged from bowling tournaments to pasta dinners to donated services such as haircuts and fitness classes. The events are listed on the family's blog.
Stow and two friends were leaving the game when he was attacked. Moments earlier, Stow texted a family member to say he feared for his safety in the rowdy crowd.
Following the attack, Beck beefed up security at Dodger Stadium to deal with fights that had been breaking out at games in recent years.
Baseball fans have complained that anyone who dares to wear a rival team's jersey on Dodger turf has too-often been subjected to profane verbal abuse and threats of violence.
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yeah i saw this the other day on google news or yahoo. crazy
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http://www.aireloom.com/home.html
My wife and I went searching for a mattress we both could agree on (me- firm her soft) and went to ortho, living spaces, macys etc. Found nothing until we went to sit n sleep (youre killing me larry). We both dug the aireloom mattresses. They can also make the mattress in two diff firmness levels. So you can get it custom. I think our queen cost like 1000$ give or take. I love it.
whats cool is its like the temperpedic one where one person can get up and the whole bed doesent budge and wake the other one up.
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figured my fellow Mexicans would appreciate this
N.C. police mistake dough for cocaine
An enzyme found in cheese triggered false drug test results that led North Carolina deputies to think a man with 91 pounds of tortilla dough was actually carrying that much cocaine, the sheriff said.
Antonio Hernandez spent four days in an Asheville jail this month before tests by a state lab showed he was carrying food, not drugs.
A Buncombe County deputy stopped Hernandez on May 1 and found what turned out to be a mix of cheese, shrimp and tortilla and tamale dough in his truck. A portable kit used by deputies changed colors, indicating the mixture was illegal drugs.
his wife must have been pissed when he never showed up to the tamale making party.
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get an anteater duh.
So...I'm getting married tomorrow.
in Channel Zero
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Congrats man! Welcome to the club.
If you had invited me I woulda worn this.