Walt Whitman spent his last years at his home in Camden, New Jersey. Today, it is open to the public as the Walt Whitman House. -wikipedia

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Here's a bunch of pictures that I had in a box under my bed.

Evan, icepick in Englewood.

      Fun spot down the street from my house

 Mike Legan, nosepick in Milford, CT

 Sean Plundike, stalefish or melon or whatever this grab is called, Tenafly

 John Marston, ollie, Warwick

 Garde Manger, smoked pork loin, roasted tender loin, pork terrine, school

 Tailtap, down the street from school

 Angel, bike tilt, Manville, RI

 x-up

 Local park

 Bergenfield

 Tuck No Hander Kid, Tuck no hander

 Failed attempt

 John Marston, polejam, Milford, CT

 Providence

 Providence

 Pawtucket, RI

 The trails I built this summer, Closter, NJ

 Aubrey, wallride to 180, Providence.

I hung out with this kid 7 years ago and ended up running into him 5 years later in Providence.  His bike hasn't changed at all.

 Some monochromatic dessert platter

This picture was taken by a 10 year old kid from Texas named Xavier.  He was visiting his grandma in Brooklyn, and she let him go out on his scooter and roam around NYC.  Me, him, and Phil Jones met each other at L.E.S. at 8 in the morning and then went to go ride street.  We went bombing down Canal, in between cars with this little kid keeping up on a scooter.  I handed him this camera that was more than four times his age and he took the illest picture of me. 

 This was the end of the roll, so the picture of Phil wallriding a little ledge got overlapped.  When we were riding, I was like "Ok, this guy's really good." Then I saw this and was like shitttttttttt.

Are we in opposite world?
Yuup.

Slippery Acid Freaks

Team saf unlocked pineal 2013

I bought a photo scanner

and got a lot of cool pictures to post

before you get schooled like a textbook...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funky_Technician

Forever Acronyms Searching - FASmaet

Sitting inside the couch at the safhouse waiting for people to wake up. Pat Quinns here for the Rotten premier at Post tonight... but we out to the 5050 peepee jam in Staten Eye Land.

Searching Acronyms Forever Part 1: Stormdoor Angle Fetish - Chris Carter and Marc Meeuwissen from Nic Gironda on Vimeo.

PART 2 DROPPING IN A FEWish? DAYS MUAHAHAHA!!!

FLIP CLIPS SIX - FREE SANDWICHES from scott marceau on Vimeo.

also you should really watch this, really really well made considering its a flip cam type edit. Ewip has a crazy good little part. Plus Hood Antics have alot of clips, PLUS, Damian drops the Nbomb... i think?

WILDIN ON THE ISLAND

Your Inn and 5050 are bringing you some crazy ass indoor skate park trickerydoodoos this SATURDAY... SATURDAY... SATURDAY!!!!

teamSAF will be in attendance... also, a top secret new T shirt will be dropping that night (i hope)

TEAM SAF chillen in the cut next to 2hip hahaha

Team Slowly Abandoning Faith

Happy birthday to the newest member of the saf skate team, rob longley. His kegger put alot of people out the other night. Alot of drinking, fighting and mediocre freestyle rap. Oh and kids with suspenders and face tattoos.

Abandoned vehicle (acronym free for 4 days)

Ducksauce is gonna have a fire new video coming soon with full sections from a couple saf riders. Also keep a look out for saf shirts coming soon

Buggit List Part 1

 My introduction to combat robots was from watching the lamest show, Robotica. A bunch of boring ass robots would race around figure 8 tracks and mazes to compete for the chance to actually fight a robot in the last 5 minutes of the show. And the fight at the end was usually pretty anticlimactic.

Eventually I saw Robot Wars, I watched it religiously every Saturday night and would even record every episode on VHS (I still have the stack of tapes). Hypno Disc quickly became my favorite robot, it was the first time i saw one robot completely dismantle another

 

 We never had cable TV or the internet in my house until i was in the latter part of my high school stint, and had already long forgotten Robot Wars and moved onto BMX. Recently, I've been going back and watching all the Robots that I had only seen pictures of in my OFFICIAL BATTLEBOTS GUIDE

 

My first attempt at building any sort of robot with my dad was a complete failure, we never even finished making a wood prototype. He would take me out garbage picking on "big pick up" days for things to take apart in attempts to gather materials for some kind of "robot".

Later I had bought a bunch of Battlebot toys and remote control cars, then I read about this dude hacking a Battlebot toy and turning it into a functioning Sozbot (sixteen OZ. robot)

So I ripped apart my rc battlebot and attached an Erector Set-spinning blade to a cordless drill motor. I had first done everything with duct tape until one summer morning I woke up to find the entire thing had melted. So I took it all apart and redid it with plastic, screws, and zipties. In the end it weighed over 3lbs and its been sitting on my shelf ever since.

 

Later I tried again to build a robot with my dad, we got much further then the first time, but in the end it was still an utter failure.

Its kinda funny that the people we seem to rip off the hardest (melon3) have a link to the Fighting Robot Association on their site. I can't stop thinking about building another little robot to compete in the closest Robot Fighting venue I can find (N.E.R.C.)

11 years ago

Finding Nemo... The Blizzard

Had a Blizzard, so I had off from work...

saw this crazy ass shit on Streetphire and got some ideas...

so we made our own pussy ass version...

and filmed it on the most annoying camera ever.