Photo by La Cutie @ dosomethingtonight.
MAN. Shit was wild. Throwing craze left to right front to back. Peep the 1 of 1 LU/Capski shirt.
All the photos once I’m off the rock.
June, 2008
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Jun 08
Tonight!
And here we are, the last Soul Clap I’ll experience for a longggg time. Definitely the signature party of my Hawaii experience. Respect and gratitude to the NSK dudes (Eskae, Jami, Compose, and Solution) for doing a great party and putting me on multiple times. Rest assured that when our parties get poppin, they are guesting. Word.
Think I’m spinning for a minute tonight, betta pop off. Yeeeeeeeeee. Pics tomorrow.
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Jun 08
Courtesy Dam Funk
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Shit flyin in my mouth!
I hate that country ass shit too, man.
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Jun 08
Nearly End Times
In a little over a week, Hawai’i will be my former home. Heading back to the land of earthquakes, 118 degree heat, and hella fake boobies.
Wasn’t spinning this weekend, so night action was limited (Holler at the man Jami though. Dude was like “YO throw on this song!” at Living Room. I ain’t played Oh Boy in a minute. And dude….that big ass hard drive sketches me out.)
So Sunday hiked the damn Waimano pool trail today on a whim after the swap meet. Cardiac hill is no joke. On the way back, I bypassed some roots and slid down a hill like a goon. Straight indiana jones’d some vines to come back up as nature boy Brad looked on, perplexed.
Yo check dudes guns though:
Hiking ain’t like thrill of the year for me, but flowers and ridges are pretty and such, plus Brad’s a good guide…and I sweated maybe enough to fill a Hummer gas tank.
Swap meet flicks after the jump:
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Jun 08
Gnarly
photo from Connor. Peep the entry to accompany the carnage. Dude’s killing it on the nighttime nature writing. Fresh summertime madness.
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Jun 08
Friday Time
Beginning of a PSA.
Derrick May making people do stuff.
LEGEND. please believe.
In the midst of beginning to pack. Never a good look. Im gonna cop a paper shredder.
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Jun 08
Tim Russert
Can’t say it better than Caps at The Stencil. One of the reasons I was into politics at such a young age…such a keen but welcoming way of discussing all that was happening politically. RIP.