If the Guardian Angels see you coming they will fuck you up! I bumped into them looking like a gang wearing gloves, berets, and a mean mug with keen eyes for those who attempt to steal an old lady's bag. They handed me a pamphlet that reads in bold type, " We offer assistance and protection to any members of the public and we will not hesitate to physically protect victims of crime. We started in 1979 in the Bronx with 13 young men and are now counting over 5000 members in 7 countries worldwide!!!"
I kind of want to join, anyone can join. Just because it would be so crazy to get a call at 5 am like, "Yo Naughton, let's do this, meet me at 125th and lets go find some creeps!"
It's basically a good gang.
This asian girl couldn't speak a lick of English and she walked up to me taking this flick and said we should call the police. Now I seriously feel bad that I just acted like I couldn't understand her and walked away. Man, I am a jerk.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
EVEN GODZILLA BUM MADE AN ACHY NOISE WHEN HE TOSSED A GARBAGE CAN.
All joking aside, Luke was trying backside flips over this can and his board shot out underneath a bench and this big dude with a bloody bandaged arm got up and said something to the effect of, "See what happens if that happens again, just see." So Luke walks past me and says "Yeah, that guy just told me to see what happens if my board goes near him again."
He rode away and I set up to take another picture, I'm all set up, I'm basically laying down on the ground with the can in focus when all of a sudden Godzilla Bum comes into my viewfinder and picks up the can over his head. Since I was two feet away from him I moved my camera to my side and kind of turned because I thought he was going to chuck the green can at my head, which could in all seriousness cause some bit of damage to the skull. But he just did this amazing Godzilla Bumtoss that could only occur if you just drank Malt liquor and took a nap.
I'm still so pissed at myself for not getting a picture of the can raised over the head, or at least the toss, but I was fearing for my cranium at the moment. We just left and laughed about it for a good hour.
A nice little wallride nollie out to ride away regular at the hospital spot on 2nd Ave.
He rode away and I set up to take another picture, I'm all set up, I'm basically laying down on the ground with the can in focus when all of a sudden Godzilla Bum comes into my viewfinder and picks up the can over his head. Since I was two feet away from him I moved my camera to my side and kind of turned because I thought he was going to chuck the green can at my head, which could in all seriousness cause some bit of damage to the skull. But he just did this amazing Godzilla Bumtoss that could only occur if you just drank Malt liquor and took a nap.
I'm still so pissed at myself for not getting a picture of the can raised over the head, or at least the toss, but I was fearing for my cranium at the moment. We just left and laughed about it for a good hour.
A nice little wallride nollie out to ride away regular at the hospital spot on 2nd Ave.
DAYSLEEPER
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Monday, August 20, 2007
Friday, August 17, 2007
ALBIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS.
EASING THE BURDEN OF CARRYING
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Monday, August 13, 2007
ACCIDENT REPORT
Friday, August 10, 2007
winning a camera sounds nice.
If anyone reading this has a spare moment. I have a photo on www.sharetheair.net for this months themed "RAD." If I win I recieve a little digi camera. If you're at the site you mine as well give me a four star rating, it would surely help.
Monday, August 6, 2007
TWARDY SENT ME.
So I was at this beach and asked a lifeguard what was good at the concession stands and he starts going off about how everything was amazing, he told me to tell them that "Twardy sent me."
When I went up for some food I said, "Yeah, so, Twardy sent me," and they looked all baffled and took five dollars off my twelve dollar order. Then I went back a week later and Eric Twardy recognizes Scott Bourne and freaked out. But not as much as me when I watched his youtube. Amazing!
Nobody would ever be able to predict what someone is thinking about at any given moment but I could swear Bourne is praying for all the fat people of the world.
When I went up for some food I said, "Yeah, so, Twardy sent me," and they looked all baffled and took five dollars off my twelve dollar order. Then I went back a week later and Eric Twardy recognizes Scott Bourne and freaked out. But not as much as me when I watched his youtube. Amazing!
Nobody would ever be able to predict what someone is thinking about at any given moment but I could swear Bourne is praying for all the fat people of the world.
Friday, August 3, 2007
lil' dardy and the beebops
TIP TOP SHAPE...
Thursday, August 2, 2007
T-SHIRTS ...................................
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
LIVING A CLAM SHELL LIFE, WHEN OYSTERS WANT TO PICK YOU UP.
BROTHER COLUMBA
I managed to get an interview with a monk, going by the name of Brother Columba. I was teetering on the possibility of pasting the whole interview onto the bloggy thing but realized there was no chance anyone would read the whole thing anyway. So I'll save it for later.
The quintessential monk with a cross in the background.
As if I wasn't lazy enough to clean off the lens of my camera with the bottom right hand corner of my sweaty shirt, I also opted to act absolutely fat and not even have enough time to photoshop anything.
This photo was taken after a large meal with all the monks of the house gathered in the dining room and me feeling a wee bit awkward because everyone was listening to what I was saying, and I had the slight feeling they might not agree with a lot I said. So I had to mentally edit everything one second before it came out of my mouth.
I did enjoy the fact that Brother Columba was like, "Alright, put the camera down and help with the dishes." It's hard to find convincingly stern.
I also shot a bunch of digital, but as usual hated the way all of it looked, so it will disappear forever.
The quintessential monk with a cross in the background.
As if I wasn't lazy enough to clean off the lens of my camera with the bottom right hand corner of my sweaty shirt, I also opted to act absolutely fat and not even have enough time to photoshop anything.
This photo was taken after a large meal with all the monks of the house gathered in the dining room and me feeling a wee bit awkward because everyone was listening to what I was saying, and I had the slight feeling they might not agree with a lot I said. So I had to mentally edit everything one second before it came out of my mouth.
I did enjoy the fact that Brother Columba was like, "Alright, put the camera down and help with the dishes." It's hard to find convincingly stern.
I also shot a bunch of digital, but as usual hated the way all of it looked, so it will disappear forever.
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