Damn MTO got it in on her.

OOOOH SNAP!!!! REMEMBER BACK IN THE DAY WHEN WE SHOWED YOU SOME CHICK GIVING BRAIN TO RAPPER SLIM THUG ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD . . . WELL GUESS WHO SHE WAS!!!







Lmao I hope Ray J finds out before all this picking going on. Dam this shit is funny to me.

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Gourmet for me, none of that cheap stuff.

Gourmet 2010 Spring Collection






Gourmet’s 2010 spring collection gets a quick peek here. Materials continue to dominate the designs; namely, the ample use of pony hair over some of the brand’s increasingly popular styles. Stay tuned for more details on a release.





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Vans Vault does it again.

Knoll Textiles for Vans Vault Mountain Edition LX Pack


Teaming up with groundbreaking design firm Knoll, Vans Vault preview a special set of its Mountain Edition Hi, featured in four different colorways. The shoes feature a primarily tonal upper made up of a thick, rich material, reminiscent of the vinyl you’ll find on your favorite LP’s, with a contrast logo panel, Black tongue/laces, Silver eyelet, and White midsoles with Black striping. A release can be expected in March/April of next year through select Vans Vault stockists.

Holy Sh!t you got to be joking.

Now I don't know what this guy is posing for but the dude in the back is ready and open for buisness.


Well I would be proud of my big sister to if she was showing off her DONK and sucking on a lolli.


Yeah I come here to, too pick up my HOE's.


Such a very true statement, but I can't talk because I did it one time before. FML


And last but not lease. A very beautiful and nice piece of art done by our present youths. I'm just glad they know where the real money at.

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If I was a cyborg I would so rock these.

Nike High Terminator Junk Dunk Art

Have you ever wondered if cyborgs wore sneakers what they would look like? Us neither, but one tech-minded artist did and he ended up creating the Nike High Terminator sneakers. Gabriel Dishaw used real circuit boards, gears and other parts you might find in electronics to create the strangest pair of sneakers we've ever seen. Everything is accounted for including the logo, tongue and soles, making them oddly accurate to real Nikes.





This piece was inspired by my love of sneakers and, in particular, The Nike High Terminator. I decided this time to do it right by making the entire package: from the shoes, to the shoe box, label, diagram and shoe tags. My theme on this piece is Frankenstein. You will notice the red felt is attached using staples like the skin of the great beast. This technique was also used to secure the metal sheet on the top of the box with the electricity logo.











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