QUOTE: JACK HANDEY
See more posters at www.despair.com.
"If I ever opened a trampoline store, I don't think I'd call it Trampo-Land, because you might think it was a store for tramps, which is not the inpression we are trying to convey with our store. On the other hand, we would not prohibit tramps from browsing, or testing the trampolines, unless a tramp's gyrations seemed to be getting out of control."
HAD TO DO THIS SEEING HOW PARIS IS ALREADY OUT OF JAIL AFTER SERVING FIVE DAYS OF A 45 DAY SENTANCE REDUCED TO 24 FOR HEALTH REASONS STATING SHE WOULD STARVE BEFORE SHE ATE THE FOOD
NEW D.I.P.T. TEES JUST DROPPED FOR SUMMER
My take on the bad ass emblem of one of the best movies of our time "Fight Club". Limited numbers. And a few other designs.
My shop
Another color mix on "We Run NY" series
available by emailing me at mhanna43@gmail.com
$33
"We Sling NYC"
available by emailing me at mhanna43@gmail.com
$33
Cone Panty
available by emailing me at mhanna43@gmail.com
$26
BRAND NEW D.I.P.T. NYC X DJ R. DOT TEE DROPPED
My shop
MUSIC: BLUE CLOUD RUFFIANS
These are good friends of mine who have been busy touring the US so check them out if your in the area and especially if your in the Charleston, SC area for the June 30 date.
music available at www.myspace.com/bluecloudruffians
Schedule
Jun 8 2007 9:00A
Harry's Barnwell, South Carolina
Jun 19 2007 8:00A
The Muse Nashville, Tennessee
Jun 23 2007 9:00A
Mchale's on Main Rock Hill, South Carolina
Jun 24 2007 8:00A
New Brookland Tavern West Columbia, South Carolina
Jun 25 2007 8:00A
Sector 7G Augusta, Georgia
Jun 26 2007 9:00A
TBA Greenville, South Carolina
Jun 27 2007 9:00A
TBA Wilmington, North Carolina
Jun 28 2007 9:00A
Luna Bean Wilson, North Carolina
Jun 29 2007 9:00A
Silver Bullet Greenville, North Carolina
Jun 30 2007 9:00A
The Map Room Charleston, South Carolina
Jul 14 2007 9:00A
Tasty World Athens, Georgia
Jul 28 2007 9:00A
Harry's Barnwell, South Carolina
POETRY AND LIT: THE BIGGS COLLECTIVE
This literary group and ramblers and strollers will be having a reading of which should not be missed if locked into the confines of the concrete jungle of which I love NYC. Information below:
Thursday July 26th 8pm
The Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery,
Manhattan, NY
www.bowerypoetry.com
212.614.0505
(F train to Second Ave, or 6 train to Bleecker)
AFTER DARK
After reading through my numerous mag subscriptions for the month. Too many for most but it is a neccesary evil for me. Anyway, due to reviews I will be picking up "After Dark" by Haruki Murakami. No I have not read it yet so I do not have a review nor would I provide one if I did. It is simply not fair to alter one's decision before they make their own opinion. By this the way this is about gamblers and hookers amongst other things from the author who brought us "Kafka on the Shore". Below is the synapsis.
"Murakami's 12th work of fiction is darkly entertaining and more novella than novel. Taking place over seven hours of a Tokyo night, it intercuts three loosely related stories, linked by Murakami's signature magical-realist absurd coincidences. When amateur trombonist and soon-to-be law student Tetsuya Takahashi walks into a late-night Denny's, he espies Mari Asai, 19, sitting by herself, and proceeds to talk himself back into her acquaintance. Tetsuya was once interested in plain Mari's gorgeous older sister, Eri, whom he courted, sort of, two summers previously. Murakami then cuts to Eri, asleep in what turns out to be some sort of menacing netherworld. Tetsuya leaves for overnight band practice, but soon a large, 30ish woman, Kaoru, comes into Denny's asking for Mari: Mari speaks Chinese, and Kaoru needs to speak to the Chinese prostitute who has just been badly beaten up in the nearby "love hotel" Kaoru manages. Murakami's omniscient looks at the lives of the sleeping Eri and the prostitute's assailant, a salaryman named Shirakawa, are sheer padding, but the probing, wonderfully improvisational dialogues Mari has with Tetsuya, Kaoru and a hotel worker named Korogi sustain the book until the ambiguous, mostly upbeat dénouement. (May)"
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MOVIES:
There are three main ones out this week: Pirates of the Caribbean, Knocked Up and Mr. Brooks. Pirates is nearly 2.5 hrs long and about the same monotonous plot as the previous versions and besides seeing the very short cameo of Keith "Coconut" Richards who has to be a friggin moron falling out of a tree, there is not much here. Johnny Depp is always a plus though. Knocked up follows the premise of what the title says featuring the new league of soon to be featuring in every movie together comedians. My choice is the new thriller featuring a fare from "Field of Dreams" and much better than the flop "The Guardian" Kevin Costner.
Synopsis.
"Earl Brooks (Kevin Costner) is a loving family man and a local business icon. But Mr. Brooks is deeply flawed and very aware of it. He is addicted to killing. Struggling with his pathology, he tries to quit, but his alter-ego, "Marshall" (William Hurt), has an altogether different idea. Detective Tracy Atwood (Demi Moore), battling with her own demons, is extremely frustrated at the lack of clues left by the mysterious killer. When Brooks is compelled to perform one last murder, he gets sloppy and is seen by a voyeuristic neighbor. Unexpectedly turned-on by what he sees, the prying neighbor, Mr. Smith (Dane Cook), has an unusual and disturbing blackmail demand. With Detective Atwood on his trail, Mr. Brooks and "Marshall" are forced to play out an increasingly elaborate game."
AND DON'T MISS THE CREW BACK FROM THE PAST FOR THE FINAL INSTALLMENT
www.oceansthirteen.warnerbros.com
ARTIST OF THE WEEK:
This was a Christmas gift from Kelly to her parents. Good job Kelly, now pack up your shit and find a foster home. If my kids tried to pass this off as a gift, they'd come home from school and find all their shit outside in a box. What a lousy gift, seriously. You give them video games and toys, and they give you some half-assed drawing with a crooked tree. I wonder how much a gift like this would set someone back. Five, maybe ten minutes to find a napkin and some markers? F
Holy shit, I almost had a seizure when I saw this one. Three words: too many colors. Also, eggs aren't supposed to have ears, dipshit.F
MEN'S GEAR:
Usually we pick one company/artist and profile, but this week we are gonna give a mixture whether you like it or not!
New one from Bean Dip artist connection featuring the one and only as painted by artist Greg Hildebrand out of Fladida.
Available at www.beandipclothing.com
Two from the crew known as the hundreds. One for the 80's kids and another title "you can't see me"
Available at www.thehundreds.com or www.vinylconnect.com
Some new designs from FUCT clothing:
A few from the LIKE MIKE brand exclusives
MIKE UNBELIEVELABULL TEE $72.74
Cool news of all the Jordan, Chicago Bulls and NBA heads :
Mike is back !
New season, new collection.
Great designs.
UNBELEIVABULL
WINGS
BULL BALLOJAM
FOR THE LADIES:
WONDERMINT TOP $40 AND CARAMEL TOP $34
AVAILABLE AT WWW.KARMALOOP.COM
TRIPLE FIVE SOUL TERRY RAGLAN TOP $38 AND GRAPHIC V NECK $34
NEW KEDS SLIP ONS $40 FOR THOSE DAYS HANGIN OUT IN THE SUMMER REMEMBER THIS SONG. GET DIPT WITH IT. FROM THE GROUP THAT BROUGHT US O.P.P. AND HIP HOP HOORAY
6.04.2007
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