Adbusters is rallying up troops to leave their televisons off from April 24 - 30.
It’s an annual event they promote that usually happens after a holiday. They also promote buy nothing day on Black Friday. So for this day be an activist for a week and use the time you’d be lying on the couch watching TV, know that you could be doing something better like paint or even skate.
so.. i just saw that jeff staple posted about these, but im going to go ahead and do it anyway.
i have an affinity for smart design and product development. and as any of my friends can tell you, i’ve started to move away from sneakers and have been VERY put-off by the “new school”, so to speak, of sneaker collectors, and “sneakerheads”…
Awfully bad case of biting but damn, I can’t resist that safari print. No info on these yet.
Mac Weakley, who early Monday caught a mammoth largemouth on tiny Dixon Lake in southern California that he and his long-time fishing partners Mike Winn and Jed Dickerson weighed out at 25.1 pounds on a hand-held digital scale.
If that weight stands up it would shatter what is considered to be the granddaddy of angling records — the 22¼-pound largemouth bass taken in 1932 at Georgia’s Montgomery Lake by George Washington Perry.
In 1726, amidst an 80 day ocean voyage from London to Philadelphia, a 20 year old Benjamin Franklin outlined thirteen virtues to regulate his conduct. The plan was to spend a week on each virtue, and at the end of the thirteenth week, start over so that the process would be repeated four times each year.
As soon as they find a way to make a hairy robot crab that can play soccer AND do karate we’re all all doomed!
The beginning of the end…
The young homie David Black (thats his real name), has just updated his photography site. Funny thing, I met him at a party a few years back, and the first thing he said to me was that he grew up with Shawn Robertson and Chris Fleener.
Good dude, good photos, good luck.
This is too real.
A furry lobster is not a sexual innuendo
(when you have nightmares about this guy blame matt andrews for finding it)
so… kirby from timberland came through yesterday and gave me this big bag of timberland “stuff” that makes up what is essentially a “timberlandID” website in a bag. it has all of the bits and pieces that go into a timberland boot, and lets you lay them all out in front of you. the collar padding, the boot colors, the rivets, laces, embroidery swatches… all of that. even some font samples, although i highly doubt i’ll be using them.
i’ve got to find the right mix for sellability and exclusivity. there’s a balance in there. and while there are a lot of options, only a few of them are actually worthwhile. this is more of a money make collab than a “hypebeast” collab. although, i will probably exploit it and milk whatever press i can get from it.
