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Alot has happened since the last time ive posted on here. Ive just been too lazy to blog on a basis. Recently though the [F!] skate crew has been hitting the Campo spot in norfolk for the past couple of days, including myself, being able to re-learn most of my flip tricks. Campo might even be on schedule for today if the weather gets any better, I need to remember to bring a broom out there. I also need to re-up on our Spring stock, the orange VA pattern shirts were on sale for 50% off and it cleared that shipment so that means more goods underway. Here is some skate inspiration from the dudes at 10 deep.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Monday, March 9, 2009
SPRING BREAK.
Too much fuckin' free time. Im designing some of the spring items now. Its takes forever to throw shit together and come out with something dope. Im thinking about taking some photos tonight and update a couple of things along with our shipment this week.
Friday, March 6, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
SCOPOLAMINE
Supposively the the most dangerous drug in the world also known as Devils Breath brought to light courtesy of WWW.VBSTV.COM and VICE MAGAZINE.
"The original plan was for me to sample the drug myself to really get an idea of the effect it had on folks. The producer and camera man had flew down to Bogota ahead of me to confirm some meetings and start laying down the groundwork. By the time I arrived a few days later, things had changed dramatically. Their first few days in the country had apparently been such a harrowing montage of freaked-out dealers and unimaginable horror stories about Scopolamine that we decided I was absolutely not going to be doing the drug. All elements of humor and novelty were rapidly stripped away during my first few days in town. After meeting only a couple people with firsthand experience, the story took a far darker turn than we ever could have imagined and the Scopolamine pranks I had originally imagined pulling on my friends seemed beyond naive and absurd. By the time we were wrapping things up and preparing to leave the country, I couldn't wait to get as far away from Colombia and that drug as possible. Apologies for a fleeting moment of sincerity, but looking back, I'm pretty proud of the work we did down there. This story, and the people who tell it, truly deserve to be heard."
"The original plan was for me to sample the drug myself to really get an idea of the effect it had on folks. The producer and camera man had flew down to Bogota ahead of me to confirm some meetings and start laying down the groundwork. By the time I arrived a few days later, things had changed dramatically. Their first few days in the country had apparently been such a harrowing montage of freaked-out dealers and unimaginable horror stories about Scopolamine that we decided I was absolutely not going to be doing the drug. All elements of humor and novelty were rapidly stripped away during my first few days in town. After meeting only a couple people with firsthand experience, the story took a far darker turn than we ever could have imagined and the Scopolamine pranks I had originally imagined pulling on my friends seemed beyond naive and absurd. By the time we were wrapping things up and preparing to leave the country, I couldn't wait to get as far away from Colombia and that drug as possible. Apologies for a fleeting moment of sincerity, but looking back, I'm pretty proud of the work we did down there. This story, and the people who tell it, truly deserve to be heard."
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