A nice painting by the TATS Cru with martial arts legend Bruce Lee at center stage. Funky fresh…

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TrendyInk people, meet Evelyn Kazantzoglou…makin a bikini look radical at the beach.

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It looks like some of Hollywood’s finest have got together and decided that enough is enough. They’ve used their star-power to actually tell the truth about the public healthcare option:

Amazingly, I’ve heard people knock the public options with crazy reasoning like ‘Why should I have to work and pay taxes so that people I don’t even know can have insurance?’. When you hear shiz like that, it’s no wonder why our society has become such a splintered mess, blindly driven to amass as much material ‘happiness’ as possible, while keeping their focus so internalized that the only world they know is the minute reality that directly comes into contact with them. The situation reminds me of that track “Put a little love in your heart” (which I first remember hearing as a cover by the punk band ‘Circle Jerks’)…
-Think of your fellow man
-Lend him a helping hand
-Put a little love in your heart
…or, we can just keep doing what we’re doing and remain the atomized society that we’ve become.

peace,
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This one has been around for a while, but when shit’s funny, it’s funny, and so it’s worth sharing. I hadn’t seen it inna while and it still delivered the laughs, so here it is:

What’s funniest (to me) about this commercial is the bleeps. If those curse words weren’t bleeped, this commercial would be kinda lame. One thing that’s always surprised me about network TV is the lack of bleep usage. If I were writing a show’s dialogue, I’d be sprinklin the shit outta the bleeps throughout the show. For some reason I think the bleep provides more laughs than the word itself (within the context of network tv).
Nice work Budweiser. Ya’ll might make some shitty beer, but all that money you guys be makin provides for some damn good commercials from time to time.

Word,
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Here’s another painting by one of my favorite graffiti artists; Shok1. This time he brings the ruckus in a ‘simple’ black and white style. Peep it:

It’s paintings like this that make the average graffiti writer squirm. The reason being, it’s amazing to see work in a simple two-color that trumps pieces using an unlimited palette. These types of paintings don’t hide behind a blinding network of colors or massively overlapping lines that confuse the eye, instead keeping things ‘simple’. …but ask around, that ‘simplicity’ is almost impossible to obtain for many.

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Here’s an excellent idea for making your pool look extra cool. This accessory might not be recommended if you are currently married and/or dating.

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If you’re out there, in the mix, lookin for love, this little montage is for YOU! This little beauty is packed full of great pickup lines, fashion do’s, and general dating bassassedness. Peep game and get your confidence back:

Yes. These are real. This is how folks used to go about finding soul mates. They’d put on their fanciest duds, prepare some awesome bio slash ‘what I’m lookin for’ dialogue, and then shoot that shit and record it to VHS. I wonder how many of these dudes got anywhere with these…

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