Promacrodisinclusionism
February 28th, 2011 — 3:13am
Archive for February 2011
Franchise
February 27th, 2011 — 12:34am
Tempered Canberra Trip 11′
February 27th, 2011 — 12:09am
So I have arrived back (early I might add) from my first official Tempered trip. The trip revolved around the BMX games in Canberra and included all the dude guys as well as bonedeth daddies Jamie Mauri and Jay Wilson as well as John Young filming, Raine Turnbull behind the lens and a whole bunch of 666 riders. Trip was obviously amazing, sucks we can’t stay on the road longer and clip more. Thanks to Lawton, Chris Harrison, the 666 guys and all the dudes for making the trip so fucking rad!
Jamie has the best tattoo;
All natural;
ludicrous
February 25th, 2011 — 3:12pm
come on, really?
four of these meals are actually not even close to 4.75
Hydrodamalis Gigas
February 21st, 2011 — 12:42am
Bunch of shots sent in by none other than Stewart Munroooooo
Baby Zac Miner;
Bohan looks at Crispy;
Cha boy;
Yags is the best man to ever grace the earth;
Samson’s Birthday Weekend
February 20th, 2011 — 10:35am
Haiiii! How are you? Hope you had a really cool weekend, I sure did. Samson & Beast aged a little and we got to spend a day hitting spots with Cooper and the boyz.
Zac attempted feebling this raz and came pretty close a few times, ended up getting pretty beat, so crazy;
I pulled an ice without getting punished;
Zingalicious is ridicalicious at nose manuals;
Not sure who belongs to this, but when I uploaded my photos from the weekend, sure enough it was there;
habedashery
February 20th, 2011 — 5:15am
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Haberdashery is not a commonly used word, and where it is used may change the definition. In the UK, a modern haberdashery usually sells needed items like buttons, thread or ribbons. Occasionally an English haberdashery specializes in selling window draperies. In the US people use the term haberdashery to refer to men’s clothing stores, or men’s departments in stores that sell accessories like gloves, ties, watches and hats. This is more often called a men’s accessory department, and many in the US are unfamiliar with the term haberdashery. |
