Thursday, November 29, 2007
MALFUNCTION
If you click on a photo and it does some weird download thing I don't know what that is, and I hate computers.
SHE DID NOT FIND IT AMUSING.
Lately I haven't been lazy. I've been something else. A new batch of negatives came in today. I like the majority of them because I was there. I wanted to wait for rent-payment before development. Kodachrome is depressingly a little more than fourteen dollars and takes ten days to develop because it's sent-off to Philadelphia. Look forward to major progress on a non-photo project coming to you soon.
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Sunday Shuffle.
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Monday, November 19, 2007
the old fashioned way.
The other day my boss called me with some assignments while I was at a restaurant. I had to tell my friend to shut up and act really professional for a second while writing my assignments down on a napkin.
Then the next day he called while I was out to eat again, this time I wrote down some more assignments on another napkin but bunched them both together. My friend was laughing at me because I had them all written out in pen. I asked him, "Well, how would you keep track of it?" He held up his phone and told me he puts all his calender pertaining dates in their. I just don't trust it, I always think I'm gonna drop my phone in the toilet while talking and going to the bathroom at the same time. Something like that is just bound to happen when you have your next big break written in that little digital phone.
For some reason that little story brings me to this picture. Is there anything better than throwing all your money on the floor and counting it and revelling in it. Little Nicky wanted everyone to shut up and be quiet while he concentrated on counting his cashflow.
Then the next day he called while I was out to eat again, this time I wrote down some more assignments on another napkin but bunched them both together. My friend was laughing at me because I had them all written out in pen. I asked him, "Well, how would you keep track of it?" He held up his phone and told me he puts all his calender pertaining dates in their. I just don't trust it, I always think I'm gonna drop my phone in the toilet while talking and going to the bathroom at the same time. Something like that is just bound to happen when you have your next big break written in that little digital phone.
For some reason that little story brings me to this picture. Is there anything better than throwing all your money on the floor and counting it and revelling in it. Little Nicky wanted everyone to shut up and be quiet while he concentrated on counting his cashflow.
Friday, November 16, 2007
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
FINDING MY OWN PERSONAL GOLD AND IT FINDING ME.
Last night, fed up with the world. I jumped off the train at 57th and skated all the way downtown seeing what interested me.
I was pushing along past Strand Bookstore at 828 Broadway and ran in to find William Saroyan's "The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze." I have looked in at least twenty different bookstores in the city and can never find it. I also have this weird thing where I don't like to cheat and order it off the internet. I went into the used section and some Saroyan books were near the top of the shelf, but one way higher, in the wrong section and I got on the ladder and grabbed it.
I opened it up. Words cannot describe the total elation, to my surprise William Saroyan had personally sent this book to a friend in 1939.
I asked the NYU girl in the same aisle "That looks like pen right? Right?" Screaming it practically. She got out of the aisle fast.
To me it was like finding gold. To the sneaker fiend it would be cracking a lock in North Carolina and out falling Michael Jordan's old Tarheel shoes with his YMCA card, or living on Cross Bay Boulevard and having Jack Kerouac's letter to his mother get lost in the mail and sent to the address you live in some fifty-seven years later.
Yes, I found this book, upon the dust covered used section of Strand, and it found me.
Last night, amidst all the elbows on the train ride home I just stared at it.
I was pushing along past Strand Bookstore at 828 Broadway and ran in to find William Saroyan's "The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze." I have looked in at least twenty different bookstores in the city and can never find it. I also have this weird thing where I don't like to cheat and order it off the internet. I went into the used section and some Saroyan books were near the top of the shelf, but one way higher, in the wrong section and I got on the ladder and grabbed it.
I opened it up. Words cannot describe the total elation, to my surprise William Saroyan had personally sent this book to a friend in 1939.
I asked the NYU girl in the same aisle "That looks like pen right? Right?" Screaming it practically. She got out of the aisle fast.
To me it was like finding gold. To the sneaker fiend it would be cracking a lock in North Carolina and out falling Michael Jordan's old Tarheel shoes with his YMCA card, or living on Cross Bay Boulevard and having Jack Kerouac's letter to his mother get lost in the mail and sent to the address you live in some fifty-seven years later.
Yes, I found this book, upon the dust covered used section of Strand, and it found me.
Last night, amidst all the elbows on the train ride home I just stared at it.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
SWEEPING WITH A CANE.
Captain Hook.
WHOA! THERE GOES...
Devs and Sacer getting a little shout out in the Post
Funnily enough I took a photo of the same spot last week and just got the film developed.
Who the hell is PK? Inquiring minds would like to know.
Other people popping up through means of media, have you seen that massive KUMA in "American Gangster," it looks better than Denzel. And if you have a really keen eye you'll notice a Stay High (Whom I interviewed on site) in the end of "American Gangster," when Russell Crowe is walking up the steps in the abandoned building. If you got the ultra good sidewalk bargain bootleg then you can pause it just to double check like me.
Funnily enough I took a photo of the same spot last week and just got the film developed.
Who the hell is PK? Inquiring minds would like to know.
Other people popping up through means of media, have you seen that massive KUMA in "American Gangster," it looks better than Denzel. And if you have a really keen eye you'll notice a Stay High (Whom I interviewed on site) in the end of "American Gangster," when Russell Crowe is walking up the steps in the abandoned building. If you got the ultra good sidewalk bargain bootleg then you can pause it just to double check like me.
Monday, November 12, 2007
GIRLFRIEND MATERIAL
EATING SCHEDULE, ONE WEEK.
THIS WAS A FRIENDLY LITTLE COMP BETWEEN MYSELF AND ALBIN OF YOUNGPHILOSOPHER.COM....
SATURDAY, NOV. 3RD: For breakfast I picked up a Reuben Sandwich for 8.95 at Glendale Diner on Myrtle, it came with two pickles, a really good cole slaw and french fries. This was seriously one of the biggest sandwiches I'd ever seen, the kind that comes with two slices of bread covered six inches high. I tried to turn it into a sandwich but it just fell all over the place. With the french fries stuck to all the cheese I was feeling good for hours.
I wanted to eat the rest of my unfinished Reuben but my girlfriend pulled one of those moves where when she said she was hungry, it meant we are both eating the same meal. Not me eating an unfinished reuben and her ordering something for herself.
So we ordered Indian from someplace in Bushwick: We split Chicken Masala, Chicken Curry, vegetable fried weird things. I spent the majority of this dinner making little naan sandwiches smothered with spoonfulls of currysauce then adding chicken with a dab of hot green sauce.
SUNDAY: Luckily I was sent to cover an assignment that hooked me up with Free pancakes, sausage, coffee, and orange juice. Lunch came to a gross combination of a can of Campbells Pork and Beans, a Meatball Hero, a coffee, and a double shot of wheat grass. I had a late dinner BLT around 2am.
MONDAY: Meatball Sandwich (I know it's kind of gross to eat this two days in a row but it's getting colder.) Chicken soup with side salad instead of french fries. Double shot of wheatgrass. For dinner I split a Chicken Burrito and a Beef Burrito with the girlfriend, as well as Chips and salsa and guacamole.
TUESDAY:Finished Burrotio's for breakfast. Due to work schedule I was forced to grab a French Vanilla coffee way out in the middle of nowhere (Cross Bay Boulevard and W. 10th?!) Lunch consisted of three White Castle cheeseburgers. I told the woman I didn't want a coke but of course went back up after those sliders and grabbed one quick. (Also as a side note, I'm not that impressed with the changes made on in the interior of the White Castle at Metropolitan near Graham in Brooklyn.)
For an early Dinner I had some brussel sprouts with bacon, kimchee, and carrots inside my favorite restaurant MOMOFUKU. I served tables there for a year, like every restaurant you got some dicks and some people that are pretty damn cool. Either way their food reigns supreme for my taste buds. For a vary late night snack I had some Amatyville Striped Bass that my roomate THE BEAST caught while fishing out in Long Island over the weekend. He had sent me a picture from his phone and the thing was bigger than his head. The late night snack consisted of two plates of fish for each of us. The fish was cooked over stove with onion, garlic, rice, hot sauce, an extraordinary amount of pepper and whatever else was in the fridge.
THIS IS THE BEASTS ACCOUNT OF CATCHING THE AMATYVILLE STRIPED BASS.
There was supposed to be a hurricane coming out to Long Island but it never hit, just barely a touch. A sliver of the moon was overhead which is the best time to fish off of a shallow salt marsh.
The water doesn't get any higher than your waste.
I put on my chest waders which is basically a wet suit that goes up to your arm pit, a full wet suit is best though because if the water were to go up above my chest and fill the suit I would drown. Thats only really if you step in over your head or fall in a little hole, the secret is to really scrape your feet and feel where you are going to walk; feel the bay.
I get out there about 3:30 A.M. on the night of what was supposed to be a Nor-Easter and I'm fully stocked with my luers, fishing poles, knife, and some beer, all by myself.
I pass a luer called a school bus, it's a little yellow thing with black specks on it, it's traditionally called a school bus to people who know.
I start casting out, walking down the beach hearing splashes, I situate myself right where I hear them the loudest and then I saw them jumping so I cast out.
When I cast out it wasn't necessarily meant for striped bass but they do get very territorial, they become angry. This one spot I would cast and multiple times this one fish would flap it's tail at the luer aggressively. Little fishy getting pissy.
Maybe I'll get a hook!
I stood at an arms length from the school of fish with the pole fully extended and bounced the luer and splashed it as they were jumping.
I watched one fish inhale the luer; the monster, he took it like he owned it and I hooked him. The fishing line I had was weighed for a fifteen pound fish but this thing was much bigger. The stress of the line and it could have snapped and no late night fish, no fish sandwiches, no fish casseroles, nothing.
He starts pulling out, fending for his life, he's getting tired, I'm getting tired. I stuck with him for almost half an hour trying to get him in and onto the shore.
By the time I got him in my arms felt like jello, it was like lifting heavy weights for half an hour.
I get him up to the beach and try to get the hooks out of his mouth. He's flopping around, finally I get it out but he's still flopping for his life. I see a rock and I pick it up and hit him in the head really hard the first time. That didn't do anything, the second time I hit him harder, still nothing. The third time I really reached back and struck him hard to the head and just watched the life go out of him. You can just tell when something is dead.
Because I was in a residentail area where I wasn't supposed to be fishing, I carried him home along the beach and took some short cuts while the sun was coming up. However, you could have a million dollar house, as long as I'm on the shore and not your property you can't say anything to me.
When I got home I filleted it, you take a really long flexible sharp knife and follow the backbone, and the lateral bone, and you peel it off.
WEDNESDAY: I ordered a pizza for breakfast at ten A.M. and was still sitting there waiting for an hour and a half when I called back and cancelled. I was about to order Malaysian when the door bell rang and Pizza Boy was downstairs. Three Slices. I didn't really matter that it took a while for the pizza though because I was engulfed in watching "Under Siege" parts one and two, surely some of Stephen Siegal's best work. Casey Rybeck is the man, of course when your starving for some crappy breakfast pizza you think it's funny to ask yourself, what if the villain was a girl and her name was Stacey Wheatfront? Your brain doesn't work until you eat breakfast and thus bad jokes do occur. Besides, Casey Rybeck's niece is so much hotter than the stripper girl in part 1, especially that shirt she is wearing in the train station in the beginning, blazing! After the Pizza and movies I crushed a can of Campbells Chicken Noodle soup and a double shot of wheatgrass. Dinner: My girl and I went to Momofuku Ssam and went off on Diver Sea Scallops with Lemon Puree, pickled Cherries, and seaweed. Hamachi with Edamame, horseradish, and pea leaves. Satur Farms fried Brussel sprouts, chilies, mint, and fish sauce. Seasonal Pickles, Pork Buns, and the ham plate with mustard and bread. I was still hungry after we left but refused to spend any more money in their. Then like true slobs we went and got an hour massage at one of the cheap asian spots on Grand Street by Lafayette. It did feel a little weird having someone push down on my stomach with all that food inside so I told her to focus on the shoulders and feet for the first half hour.
Thursday: I can't remember what I ate for breakfast that day. Whoops. Lunch: double shot wheat grass, coconut doughnut from Alpha Donuts. Two tuna sandwiches with chopped onions and since I hade no bread I used Corn Tortilla shells and made it like a grilled cheese. Dinner: My girlfiend, who slightly resembles a killer flower, made me some of the best pasta I've ever eaten in my life with sausage, pancetta, fresh mossarella. With a side jar of pickled green beans made by Ricks Picks (slammin!!!) and some Olives. Also A super nice bottle of white.
FRIDAY: Started off with a peach yogurt, banana, and coffee. Ate the leftover pasta for lunch and some more green beans. two coffee's. A red Velvet cake made by Nemo's. I like the red velvet because the icing doesn't stick to the wrapper like the Banana or Carrot cake. After Lunch lunch: ham and swiss hero with everything. Extra oil and vinegar, no salt. Dinner: Tomato , basil and mozzarella plate at the Ear Inn (Favorite Bar in NYC) and a cup of clam chowder soup with bread basket.
SATURDAY: Had work extremely early and ate an everything bagel with cream cheese with coffee. One assignment I had was a bakery's anniversary so everything was free. Three hot dogs, two brownies, two pieces of carrot cake, and these little super mini ham and chesse things on thin crackers. Then half a meat ball hero at Mario's on Metropolitan Ave.
Let it be known I did not include alcohol for several reasons.
SORRY ALBIN, I WAS A LITTLE SKEPTICAL ON SATURDAY WHEN YOU SAID YOU WEREN'T EATING AND I ATE FIVE SLICES BEFORE MEETING THAT STRANGE GIRL ON THE STREET.
SATURDAY, NOV. 3RD: For breakfast I picked up a Reuben Sandwich for 8.95 at Glendale Diner on Myrtle, it came with two pickles, a really good cole slaw and french fries. This was seriously one of the biggest sandwiches I'd ever seen, the kind that comes with two slices of bread covered six inches high. I tried to turn it into a sandwich but it just fell all over the place. With the french fries stuck to all the cheese I was feeling good for hours.
I wanted to eat the rest of my unfinished Reuben but my girlfriend pulled one of those moves where when she said she was hungry, it meant we are both eating the same meal. Not me eating an unfinished reuben and her ordering something for herself.
So we ordered Indian from someplace in Bushwick: We split Chicken Masala, Chicken Curry, vegetable fried weird things. I spent the majority of this dinner making little naan sandwiches smothered with spoonfulls of currysauce then adding chicken with a dab of hot green sauce.
SUNDAY: Luckily I was sent to cover an assignment that hooked me up with Free pancakes, sausage, coffee, and orange juice. Lunch came to a gross combination of a can of Campbells Pork and Beans, a Meatball Hero, a coffee, and a double shot of wheat grass. I had a late dinner BLT around 2am.
MONDAY: Meatball Sandwich (I know it's kind of gross to eat this two days in a row but it's getting colder.) Chicken soup with side salad instead of french fries. Double shot of wheatgrass. For dinner I split a Chicken Burrito and a Beef Burrito with the girlfriend, as well as Chips and salsa and guacamole.
TUESDAY:Finished Burrotio's for breakfast. Due to work schedule I was forced to grab a French Vanilla coffee way out in the middle of nowhere (Cross Bay Boulevard and W. 10th?!) Lunch consisted of three White Castle cheeseburgers. I told the woman I didn't want a coke but of course went back up after those sliders and grabbed one quick. (Also as a side note, I'm not that impressed with the changes made on in the interior of the White Castle at Metropolitan near Graham in Brooklyn.)
For an early Dinner I had some brussel sprouts with bacon, kimchee, and carrots inside my favorite restaurant MOMOFUKU. I served tables there for a year, like every restaurant you got some dicks and some people that are pretty damn cool. Either way their food reigns supreme for my taste buds. For a vary late night snack I had some Amatyville Striped Bass that my roomate THE BEAST caught while fishing out in Long Island over the weekend. He had sent me a picture from his phone and the thing was bigger than his head. The late night snack consisted of two plates of fish for each of us. The fish was cooked over stove with onion, garlic, rice, hot sauce, an extraordinary amount of pepper and whatever else was in the fridge.
THIS IS THE BEASTS ACCOUNT OF CATCHING THE AMATYVILLE STRIPED BASS.
There was supposed to be a hurricane coming out to Long Island but it never hit, just barely a touch. A sliver of the moon was overhead which is the best time to fish off of a shallow salt marsh.
The water doesn't get any higher than your waste.
I put on my chest waders which is basically a wet suit that goes up to your arm pit, a full wet suit is best though because if the water were to go up above my chest and fill the suit I would drown. Thats only really if you step in over your head or fall in a little hole, the secret is to really scrape your feet and feel where you are going to walk; feel the bay.
I get out there about 3:30 A.M. on the night of what was supposed to be a Nor-Easter and I'm fully stocked with my luers, fishing poles, knife, and some beer, all by myself.
I pass a luer called a school bus, it's a little yellow thing with black specks on it, it's traditionally called a school bus to people who know.
I start casting out, walking down the beach hearing splashes, I situate myself right where I hear them the loudest and then I saw them jumping so I cast out.
When I cast out it wasn't necessarily meant for striped bass but they do get very territorial, they become angry. This one spot I would cast and multiple times this one fish would flap it's tail at the luer aggressively. Little fishy getting pissy.
Maybe I'll get a hook!
I stood at an arms length from the school of fish with the pole fully extended and bounced the luer and splashed it as they were jumping.
I watched one fish inhale the luer; the monster, he took it like he owned it and I hooked him. The fishing line I had was weighed for a fifteen pound fish but this thing was much bigger. The stress of the line and it could have snapped and no late night fish, no fish sandwiches, no fish casseroles, nothing.
He starts pulling out, fending for his life, he's getting tired, I'm getting tired. I stuck with him for almost half an hour trying to get him in and onto the shore.
By the time I got him in my arms felt like jello, it was like lifting heavy weights for half an hour.
I get him up to the beach and try to get the hooks out of his mouth. He's flopping around, finally I get it out but he's still flopping for his life. I see a rock and I pick it up and hit him in the head really hard the first time. That didn't do anything, the second time I hit him harder, still nothing. The third time I really reached back and struck him hard to the head and just watched the life go out of him. You can just tell when something is dead.
Because I was in a residentail area where I wasn't supposed to be fishing, I carried him home along the beach and took some short cuts while the sun was coming up. However, you could have a million dollar house, as long as I'm on the shore and not your property you can't say anything to me.
When I got home I filleted it, you take a really long flexible sharp knife and follow the backbone, and the lateral bone, and you peel it off.
WEDNESDAY: I ordered a pizza for breakfast at ten A.M. and was still sitting there waiting for an hour and a half when I called back and cancelled. I was about to order Malaysian when the door bell rang and Pizza Boy was downstairs. Three Slices. I didn't really matter that it took a while for the pizza though because I was engulfed in watching "Under Siege" parts one and two, surely some of Stephen Siegal's best work. Casey Rybeck is the man, of course when your starving for some crappy breakfast pizza you think it's funny to ask yourself, what if the villain was a girl and her name was Stacey Wheatfront? Your brain doesn't work until you eat breakfast and thus bad jokes do occur. Besides, Casey Rybeck's niece is so much hotter than the stripper girl in part 1, especially that shirt she is wearing in the train station in the beginning, blazing! After the Pizza and movies I crushed a can of Campbells Chicken Noodle soup and a double shot of wheatgrass. Dinner: My girl and I went to Momofuku Ssam and went off on Diver Sea Scallops with Lemon Puree, pickled Cherries, and seaweed. Hamachi with Edamame, horseradish, and pea leaves. Satur Farms fried Brussel sprouts, chilies, mint, and fish sauce. Seasonal Pickles, Pork Buns, and the ham plate with mustard and bread. I was still hungry after we left but refused to spend any more money in their. Then like true slobs we went and got an hour massage at one of the cheap asian spots on Grand Street by Lafayette. It did feel a little weird having someone push down on my stomach with all that food inside so I told her to focus on the shoulders and feet for the first half hour.
Thursday: I can't remember what I ate for breakfast that day. Whoops. Lunch: double shot wheat grass, coconut doughnut from Alpha Donuts. Two tuna sandwiches with chopped onions and since I hade no bread I used Corn Tortilla shells and made it like a grilled cheese. Dinner: My girlfiend, who slightly resembles a killer flower, made me some of the best pasta I've ever eaten in my life with sausage, pancetta, fresh mossarella. With a side jar of pickled green beans made by Ricks Picks (slammin!!!) and some Olives. Also A super nice bottle of white.
FRIDAY: Started off with a peach yogurt, banana, and coffee. Ate the leftover pasta for lunch and some more green beans. two coffee's. A red Velvet cake made by Nemo's. I like the red velvet because the icing doesn't stick to the wrapper like the Banana or Carrot cake. After Lunch lunch: ham and swiss hero with everything. Extra oil and vinegar, no salt. Dinner: Tomato , basil and mozzarella plate at the Ear Inn (Favorite Bar in NYC) and a cup of clam chowder soup with bread basket.
SATURDAY: Had work extremely early and ate an everything bagel with cream cheese with coffee. One assignment I had was a bakery's anniversary so everything was free. Three hot dogs, two brownies, two pieces of carrot cake, and these little super mini ham and chesse things on thin crackers. Then half a meat ball hero at Mario's on Metropolitan Ave.
Let it be known I did not include alcohol for several reasons.
SORRY ALBIN, I WAS A LITTLE SKEPTICAL ON SATURDAY WHEN YOU SAID YOU WEREN'T EATING AND I ATE FIVE SLICES BEFORE MEETING THAT STRANGE GIRL ON THE STREET.
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Yellow Boots.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
A WEAK'S NOTICE
THESE ARE THE BEST DJ'S IN THE WORLD.
AHH MAN, I'M ON THE FLOOR AGAIN.
I didn't really think of the hilarity of it all until this morning when I walked in my room and laughed out loud.
The best way to make your room bigger, get more work done, turn your dinky bedroom into an office, and get your girlfriend really pissed off at you is to throw your bed away. Get one of those egg foam things and a few blankets. When you wake up your just like, "Ahh man, I'm on the floor again." and you just get up. Once it's rolled it gold. I've been on this kick for a couple months and I'm afraid to say, I don't know if I'll ever go back to conventional bedding ever again.
The best way to make your room bigger, get more work done, turn your dinky bedroom into an office, and get your girlfriend really pissed off at you is to throw your bed away. Get one of those egg foam things and a few blankets. When you wake up your just like, "Ahh man, I'm on the floor again." and you just get up. Once it's rolled it gold. I've been on this kick for a couple months and I'm afraid to say, I don't know if I'll ever go back to conventional bedding ever again.
EATING FOOD FOR A WEEK.
Just heard a vociemail from last night, Albin wanted to know, "Who won the eating contest?"
Friday, November 9, 2007
Thursday, November 8, 2007
10:30 A.M. Manhattan, Westside.
I continue walking down the street seeing where the little nooks and crannies are popping out. This woman walked and in passing made a polite comment, "Nice camera!"
So of course I made a comment of my own, "Well then, let me get a picture of you!"
Flattered, she pondered it and said ,"Well, how do I look?"
I gave her the only answer possible, "Amazing!"
So of course I made a comment of my own, "Well then, let me get a picture of you!"
Flattered, she pondered it and said ,"Well, how do I look?"
I gave her the only answer possible, "Amazing!"
John Methvin 10:00 AM.
This morning I somehow found myself walking down the Westside before ten a.m. One of those mornings when you just walk into book stores and look, but you don't buy anything and everyone that works there knows that your not going to be buying anything. Usually zines are so bad, but I picked up one called "Crossroad" by Uri Shibuya (www.urishibuya.com) The first picture on the inside cover was surprisingly John Methvin (probably circa 1996 due to the Capital shirt.), someone I've known since I was fourteen or fifteen years old.
I got so excited.
I paid for the last copy, walked out and immediately called him to tell him the strangeness of it all.
The phone rang, mind you it's still pretty early and John picks up.
"John, whats up man?"
"Who's this?"
"It's Jimmy."
"Jimmy who?"
"Jimmy Jimmy!"
I told him about the little zine.
You should check out Uri's work, it really stands out amongst many others clicking away anywhere.
I got so excited.
I paid for the last copy, walked out and immediately called him to tell him the strangeness of it all.
The phone rang, mind you it's still pretty early and John picks up.
"John, whats up man?"
"Who's this?"
"It's Jimmy."
"Jimmy who?"
"Jimmy Jimmy!"
I told him about the little zine.
You should check out Uri's work, it really stands out amongst many others clicking away anywhere.
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
CHAUFFEURING
That is my new job title. I am now employed to drive a private car, for a private family. I pick up the Mr. and the Mrs. and whisk them off to the opera. I have to decide if I want to go white or black in reference to gloves. I'm thinking white. Uptown photo spread should be included sometime soon.
Monday, November 5, 2007
SLIDING ACROSS THE WEDDING ROOM DANCE FLOOR ON YOUR KNEES.
When your young and take a lot of photo's your Mom is like, "Maybe you can start out as a wedding photographer, that way you can make some spare money and still take the photo's you want on the side."
As a young impressionable ego-driven adolescent you'll reply as if insulted. Thinking in your brain, "I'll never do that kind of photowork as long as I live." Pompously laughing off the notion in your brain.
But then, all of a sudden, your going nowhere fast and taking wedding jobs for $25.00
and some free food.
As a young impressionable ego-driven adolescent you'll reply as if insulted. Thinking in your brain, "I'll never do that kind of photowork as long as I live." Pompously laughing off the notion in your brain.
But then, all of a sudden, your going nowhere fast and taking wedding jobs for $25.00
and some free food.
Sunday, November 4, 2007
TONIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'll be playing some records tonight at Sin Sin, 85 2nd Avenue near 5th street. Sorry 'bout the late notice. I'll be playing there every 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month with Stepwell Brueger. Come out and support bad music that should only be played in your living room!
Friday, November 2, 2007
THANKYOUNYC VS. YOUNG PHILOSOPHER, the eatoff of the century!!!
This is just a note to mention that Albin of YOUNGPHILOSOPHER.COM has publicly challenged me to post my eatings over a weeks time starting tomorrow. Are you kidding me? It's getting colder out and that means only hot food and beer. I had two beef taco's for breakfast and a B.L.T. hero for lunch. Your going to eat better and my list is going to make me re-think the whole situation between my stomach and my brain. Read this really quickly like someone's screaming it at you, YOURDEAD!!!.
ELLIS G. PAVING HIS OWN WAY!!!
If you check my site, WWW.THANKYOUNYC.COM you can check my interview with Ellis G. Dude is cool as hell and nothing will stop him!
Thursday, November 1, 2007
WON'T THE REAL HALLOWEEN PLEASE STAND UP.
After my horrid Halloween entry yesterday, embarrassed and bitter about the use of such lame photography I decided to go out there and be somebody afterall.
These kids were no joke, they wanted to hit me off with a nice puff of Gillette sooo bad, I just got the hell out of there directly after the snappage.
There is something innate and complex about what exactly goes off in the brain for a child on Halloween. They turn into freakazoids. Why else would you be walking down the street and have a nine year old try to pick a fight with you? The little adults come out and rule the streets as seen here!
If anyone knows the name of the song in Mark Baines "Waiting for the World" part, please inform me. jimmy@thankyounyc.com....................
These kids were no joke, they wanted to hit me off with a nice puff of Gillette sooo bad, I just got the hell out of there directly after the snappage.
There is something innate and complex about what exactly goes off in the brain for a child on Halloween. They turn into freakazoids. Why else would you be walking down the street and have a nine year old try to pick a fight with you? The little adults come out and rule the streets as seen here!
If anyone knows the name of the song in Mark Baines "Waiting for the World" part, please inform me. jimmy@thankyounyc.com....................
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