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How Much Money Is the Statue of Liberty Worth? If the Statue of Liberty's worth was valued on the material costs alone, it would be worth $227,610 as scrap metal.

That’s a lot of text up there. I still don’t really know who this guy is.

You’re late bro. Ponchos have been back in. Hoodies and legit blankets with a hole in them. Just today I saw two dudes today wearing the rugs with holes in the middle and one dude wearing the hoodie style.

I would actually love to hack sack. Been too long. I found my old sack recently. Of course it is red, yellow and green.

Crushed a few glizzelers and then went for some sushi.

Who is that dude you are memeing?

It was pretty cool. It came free with my system. I never got very far though. I did have Road Rash and I remember Rock n Roll Racing being a cool game I played all the time.

Dolphins

That’s not Slash. That’s John Connor.

Ahhhh, I see. So, they most likely thought they had stumbled upon a homo dungeon.

Hmmmm, I always took you for an Ecco The Dolphin type

Running high speed trains on female cops? Or Road Rash?

https://www.gofundme.com/f/dave-schuberts-photographic-legacy?fbclid=PAAaabuSfgGkMLKRJtrfciWWpFl_T2ze1T5zLCZNn2ADfn2Do4VUMIj-jXGkk Dave Schubert DOB 09/09/1973-01/01/2023 It is with a heavy heart that we are having a fundraiser for Dave Schubert who on January 1, 2023 left the planet too soon. Dave produced a phenomenal body of photographs and collaged notebooks chronicling street art, the skateboard scene, tagging, The Mission School and his friends hanging and partying with a joy and panache only a sweet soul like Dave could capture with that beaming smile and twinkle in his eyes that could charm the most hardened street ruffian. History we know is told by those that write the books, who take the pictures, who were there. Dave was that type of artist. Always observing, ready at an instance to capture the most magic of moments… But being a great photographer takes more than shooting. It's nurturing and caring for those images, interpreting them, reconfiguring them, making prints, zines, books, shows, and creating art from them. This is a lifelong journey. Sadly his journey was cut short. This body of work is way too important to let languish, we need to care for it, make exhibitions and books with it, and have it live in the world. We will keep Dave's work and spirit alive by preserving his lifelong quest to document the weird, beautiful subcultures from Washington D.C. to NYC to S.F. Wherever he landed with that camera around his neck and that smile on his face. We hope for future generations to marvel at all of these beautiful brilliant souls Dave knew and so lovingly photographed. Thank you Dave for being you and brightening our lives. The funds needed are to clean out his former home, studio, and storage unit pay past bills, and save and preserve his archive AND we are excited to co-host a memorial show and Celebration of Dave's life at the infamous Luggage Store Gallery in San Francisco in 2023.

https://theface.com/culture/pulaski-park-skating-90s-dave-schubert-photography-washington-dc-freedom-plaza-will-harmon-skateboarding-volume-4-issue-10

So, then what happened? Did you tell them to piss off? Invite them in for beers and a wrestle? Inquiring minds want to know.

Who were they?

I’m just messing around, imo it would be terrible with that most excellent piece of chicken you had. It is a nice choice of bread for deli sammichs though. https://www.foodandwine.com/news/dutch-crunch-best-sandwich-bread-youve-never-heard

Wtf? Is that some kind of kinky slang you use with your beast bros?

Can I interest you in some Dutch crunch?

Fuck around and catch a pew pew.