Spaghettini

telemarketers. one of them just called and said "can i speak to the lady of the house" so i responded with "no, i have two gay fathers so there are no ladies here" then i hung up.

where the heck is that house thingy spaghetti??? in the 70's also?

yeah its 72nd

anyway, the kool guys tees was one of my favorites from last year.... don't be bitter, be better!

Kool Guys was dope, and "don't be bitter, be better" was a dope slogan.

But

and he's just out to promote the LES, no pretentious bullshit.

I have mixed feelings about this comment. On the one hand, I like that they're all about the LES. Its cool that they're involved in community events and shit like that. People who work in the store are generally pretty cool. However, its shirts like this one:

that annoy the hell out of me. Since it's hard to read, the worm is saying "go home", referring to gentrification in the city at the hands of rich midwesterners. While I agree with the point they're trying to make, I think it's a little hypocritical of them to put out a shirt like that while they promote how cool it is to live in the LES. 205 club is "locals only". . . aka the rich white hipsters that moved into the neighborhood because they heard how cool it is down there.

Its this conflicting message of community and exclusivity that bothers me.

Fit = Fine Interaction of Textiles

Haha, I never seen this one before, is that Sean Price in there w/ Rea?

its cappadonna. what i would do for a white in an XL. . .

Nicolas, can I get some info on that new era please

carl, can't rep you but that looks dope

woof those vans are terrible

flaming crepes?

Magic tricks are definitely corny, but having a demonstratable skill and a story associated with it is good.

For example, a friend of mine does a little origami. He learned some good stuff while he went to study abroad in Japan. When he is in a more intimate setting than a club/bar, he takes a piece of paper, begins folding it, and then starts telling this story about a little boy with one arm who used to fold origami, or some such shit. He paces the story very carefully and you can literally see the girl hanging onto his every word. He finishes the story with an excellent line and then hands her the Phoenix he just made as the chick stare at him with the puppy dog eyes. Done deal.

is it just me or does it feel like cheap started some sort of jordan 5 reVolution on waywt?

also no hate but why does the retro's always looks like cheap fakes to me? (probably because they look too new)

I've had those Vs long before I found superfuture. I wish I could find some wearable OGs, but at size 15 that's just not happening so I have to settle for retros.

Eyedea vs. Shells, Blaze Battle 2000. Eyedea is a monster.

damn stuck on stupid dropping some gems. good advice. mind if I ask how old you are?

kiwis are crazy

As in people from New Zealand? Everyone Kiwi I've met has been cool as a fan. Fun loving people with a cool accent.

More recent joints.

Mister airfrog, I really like the idea of that book. Very nice.

Sidneylo, is that you?

ballllin'

the apartment suggests otherwise. . . it looks like a bomb shelter

I think "invading" the Hypebeast WAYWT thread is just sad. I know y'all look down on those guys, but posting fits that are geared towards the Superfuture audience --when there is obviously a different dominant aesthetic there-- and then debating with people about the superiority of their fits in lame, lame, lame.

Some images from the parade today.

Still practicing

if those sneakers are deadstock, i bet most would crumble into dust after about three steps out of that warehouse. unless they kept the glue from drying out somehow

looks amazing. . . whats the explanation?