Archive for the ‘5000’ Category

God Gonna Gat’cha…

Monday, March 29th, 2010

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I’m fairly confident that JESUS will have a gun when he comes back to Earth, especially if he plans on hanging out in America. We loooooooove guns in America. Almost as much as we love GOD. Okay, truth is that we don’t nearly love GOD as much as we love guns, but we love righteous indignation, and that’s a way of loving GOD too I think. As a matter of fact we will shoot you over our righteous indignation, because that’s how JESUS would want it. If he had a gun.

Jesus will be returning to the Earth soon to bust his God-given gat. So sayeth a Michigan militia. The FBI has arrested several members of the militia and charged them with sedition. Blacks and Jews are still not off the hook tho’ since this wasn’t the ‘race war’ militia, but the ‘government is the anti-christ’ militia. The race war militia is still getting their shit together somewhere in Colorado.

The Boot Camp Clique Chronicles…

Friday, March 26th, 2010

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^ Greatest. Shoe. Evar.

This is the ultimate shoe for khaki pants. The rugged soles or the boat deck bottoms. Either way you can not properly prep out your style without a pair of the handsewn mocs.

I’ve been in touch with Timberland this week because the 6″ black field boot that I featured here a few weeks back failed me the other day. I’m hoping that Timberland will repair the soles as opposed to replacing the boots. Since the style is no longer in production a replacement pair almost feels like a downgrade.

Here’s a great article to read of an interview with the CEO of Timberland Jeff Swartz. He puts the company’s recent failures on his shoulders and talks about finding the path back for Timberland by doing just that – hitting a trail. Timberland isn’t Nike. or adidas, or even Rockport for that matter. Their product always represented the outdoors and the things people did everyday from construction to just plain hiking.

Timberland represents the sensibility of the everyman. The blue-collar, lunchpail, hands-on worker. For the folks that don’t take any days off, why should your shoes? Ha! I’ve been wearing Timberland boots for too long you can tell. It’s gotten to the point that I need to start writing copy for Timberland.

AFRO-LATINOS: The Untaught Story…

Friday, March 26th, 2010

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Editor’s note: The following drop via AFROLATINO.TV press release…

Creador Pictures announces the official website launch for the groundbreaking television documentary, “Afro Latinos: The Untaught Story” (Afro-Latinos: La Historia Que Nunca Nos Contaron”). Created and Produced by award-winning television producer Renzo Devia and co-produced by celebrated journalist Alicia Anabel Santos. This seven part series is expected to leave viewers with a new perspective on the heritage of Latinos worldwide, in addition to a better understanding of the modern day adversities still facing Afro-Latinos today.

Who are Afro-Latinos? Afro-Latinos are the descendents of the enslaved Africans who were forcibly taken from their land and dispersed throughout Latin America. There are an estimated 200 million Afro-descendants throughout Latin America; yet the majority, have no political or economic power.

More than two years in the making and independently produced and filmed throughout Spanish and Portuguese speaking nations across the Caribbean, Central and South America. This provocative documentary Afro-Latinos: The Untaught Story delves deep into the Afro-Latino experience as no one has ever seen before. Segments cover topics ranging from history, identity, language, religious taboos, beautiful traditions, art and social issues. This documentary gives a voice to these marginalized communities who have been excluded from history books for centuries. Creador Pictures, LLC hopes to unite all of the Americas with the fascinating knowledge they have gained.

The documentary features provocative scenes capturing intimate rituals, such as Santeria and Voodoo. The series offers revealing interviews from AfroLatino celebrities, political figures, scientists, educators and anthropologists. The most moving footage comes straight from the voices of the people—this is a story that directly affects these communities located in the outskirts of Latin America’s bustling metropolitans.

AFROLATINO.TV is the definitive on-line destination for the global Afro-Latino community. Visitors can watch video footage and see photos taken from the producer’s journeys to dozens of countries on their quest to decode the lineage of African blood in Latin America during the documentary filming.

Teachers across the nation have already used this valuable site as a resource to encourage the curious to further investigate the history Afro-Latinos. This site offers comprehensive information and links to philanthropic organizations for each country visited to inform those communities on where to go if they are discriminated against. In addition to moving and entertaining blog testimonials, the film crew shares information about the books, music and artwork they discovered along the way with via digital travel journals.

The Beat Goes On…

Thursday, March 25th, 2010

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Spend enough time in the rap music universe and you will see bullies get their comeupance, but when the smoke clears these same dudes get back to business as usual. #iHipHop

Thirstin’ Howl 3rd: 40 Deuce & Jail Flix…

Monday, March 22nd, 2010

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The ‘Lo-End Theory is more than simply a bunch of fanboys swapping and selling their vintage gear. It’s an honest celebration of everything that is Hip-Hop. The aspiration through apparel. The underground artists who bring flair and flavor to the scene. The lifestyle of living life lavishly in your own way.

Thirstin’ Howl 3rd opens this video with a montage of 40 Deuce flicks. The Deuce was NYC’s ave for hardbody stunting. Not just NYC but the tri-state area. If you wanted to be seen on the scene in the 1980’s you had to come on the Deuce. I wouldn’t come alone if I were you tho’ because the wolfpacks are mossied up looking for meat.