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have you seen their new movie. This Movie Is Broken is based on a concert they did for free as a gift to their Toronto fans. 3 hours long... watch it. sooo good.

The BSS shows I have seen are when they play smaller local venues. The type that hold 500-600 people. The absolute best is when they do them here in Toronto, their hometown, and all their satellite bands are in town. You can get up to 20 on the stage and they play and play and play. They did one at Lee's Palace in Toronto (my favorite venue) where they brought out the likes of all the BSS crew and friends but also Bloc Party, K-Os and Tom friggin Cochrane a Canadian legend. Enjoy the show!

Any updates?

How is the cut? I love my SEXDBXS09's and would love something different with a similar cut.

Soo good.

last week or two. some stock photos because im lazy

gitman (impulse/stupid purchase)

why do you call this a stupid purchase? i love gitman shirts. they are extremely well made.

A great write up of Billykirk here. Lots of pictures of their studio.

http://secretforts.blogspot.com/2010/07/field-trip-billykirk-studio-jersey-city.html

transcode? whats that? lovin the album.

Is there a decent Fenix flashlight someone can reccomend to me? My local dealer for this stuff only has Fenix and I hate buying stuff like this online where I cannot try it first. The dealer is s and r knives in Toronto.

https://www.srknives.com/category.php?category=45

+1 with the bell. They are great helmets

Sumach is the best wood for carving. My grandfather was a master carver and taught me how to make birds and what not. Sumach is really good because it is a very soft wood and is easy to cut into.

David Glantz Archive Tattoo... he does colour brilliantly. I can't wait to see the tattoo in person. It's going to dope on his apprentice. If you go to the archive website he has a fantastic portrait of johnny cash. really wild.

still no pic, and i really do want to see it

its there now.

Wow is all I have to say...

Thanks, must have moved from its original location.

I must have at least a dozen pullsaws. They're like the sleeper tool of the kind of stuff I do. Kinda kills me that you're felling trees with it, but I can appreciate that you like them!

Used one of these just the other day to take down a couple small trees in my backyard... good thing I have a ravine behind me... makes for easy disposal of trees.

My artist just tweeted this photo of a 3 days marathon session on his apprentice... Really diggin this.

6 Months of wear. A couple soaks. 1 warm wash.

Not much in the way of honeycolmbs

An accidental acid treatment... I run a scooter shop and leaned against the area of the work bench in the shop where we fill and charge batteries.

My Corter belt. I started wearing this the same day as the jeans.

My Corter belt. It was the premium one when I got it but I think there are newer ones that are thicker.

When I got it.

Now after 6 months... I got it the same day I started wearing my Dry Bones

Added a keeper from my last oxblood belt and a bigger buckle I had.

A little indigo love.

I got caught on my bike in a few rain storms while wearing this and the water soaking in created some interesting designs in the leather.

My Corter belt. It was the premium one when I got it but I think there are newer ones that are thicker.

When I got it.

Now after 6 months... I got it the same day I started wearing my Dry Bones

Added a keeper from my last oxblood belt and a bigger buckle I had.

A little indigo love.

I got caught on my bike in a few rain storms while wearing this and the water soaking in created some interesting designs in the leather.

An update on my Roy boots... sorry for the picture overload. I love these so much I couldn't help myself.

A little road rash from my last motorcycle accident... the high oil level of these helped mask that big scrape across the shoe.

Single speed coaster brake. Just something to ride when I want to pop down a pint on the patio when I am not riding my Vespa.

fuck am i out of shape, damn near killed me riding this home.