dusty bottoms

mobissimo.com

but these aren't clothes.

fuck yeah i have. midnight sales and everything.

i just don't understand what's wrong for waiting in line for something you're excited to get.

from IMDB- "Ghost Busters (1984)"

ridin' in your mom's stomach doesn't count.

you've never gone to the record store the day an album by your favorite band came out?

$60 w/ tax each.

i went to the LA store on saturday and they only had the white one. they're supposed to be getting in more at the end of the week.

Quote: cause they know DST invented the scratch...

actually, (grandmaster) theodore invented the scratch.

Edited by dusty bottoms on Apr 15, 2005 at 06:34 PM

i was planning on going to go pick up the unknown pleasures decks tomorrow out here in LA. sounds like that might be a little late for you though.

"80s babies just don't get it"

fucking exactly.

that shit's crazy ugly.

i was right on the border of park slope and prospect heights (flatbush and bergen). i absolutely loved it. right above the 2/3 train. cabs all the time. at work on 51st and 8th in 45 minutes. shit has blown up all around there (5th ave, court st down in cobble hill when halcyon opened). if i had to move back, i'd be back there.

venice, however, is redonkulous.

von dutch was a nazi sympathizer.

urban outfitters was stocking boxfresh years ago.

the surf

dc's snow skate shoe

i think ecko only makes xxl

scandanavian on 57th runs trips up to hunter on saturdays.

bad boy club?

i'll do it for a koala

"and on the UDFTD note.. do I know you? how am i supposed to differenatiate sarcasm, from flying off the handle over a messege board from a stranger?? YOu don't have just said.. "Wait which undefeated did you call?""

do you know what buster brown or stride-rite is?

"you don't have just said..." is that even english?

i wouldn't consider my post as "flying off the handle". it was sarcastic, i figured the buster brown comment would've given you a hint.

back to skateboarding. you've been dressing like a skater since the 4th grade and the extent of your experience was getting a board at toys r us. i made fun of kids like you back in 1986, and i'll still do it now.

you mean the undefeated thing where i told you a store had a certain shoe, you said they never had it, but then found out that the other undefeated had it? i'm not sure where you're going with this.

have you ever owned a skateboard?

go back and read my posts again. then think. then think about posting. there's a lot in there you're not getting.

i got your point ages ago, but you think i'm still arguing it.

"Not to mention a whole post explaining why that real animosity should be placed on the re-sellers, who could care less about a culture and just the mark up."

the resellers don't care about the culture, while you spurn what the culture was built around. so you're better, right?

appreciating skating and actually skating are two different things. just so we're clear. you're just buying in.

so, basically, it's OK to be oblivious because your mommy bought it for you? get the fuck outta here.

sorry to date myself, but you're the embodiment of a poser.

i can understand supreme/jupafett being annoyed/upset about people not even caring about the actual "skate" part of their stores (i always saw kids skating outside/inside the ny store), but riding a board seems to be such a small part of skating these days.