Inspired by Surfer Boy - photographed by Braedon Photography

Tags: Random Picture, Incredible Moments, Crazy Pictures, Weird People, Amazing Places

Tags: Weird, Random, pictures, Unusual, amazing

"My name is Leon Phelps, and yes I am a dog. To those of you that are uninitiated, I am an expert in the ways of love. I have made love to many fine bitches from the lowliest bus station skank to the classiest most sophisticated, educated, debutant, high society... bus station skank."

"Six PM, home from work / I know your feet hurt / Left your house shoes at the door/ Kick off your heels / Unbutton your shirt /Let your skirt loose..."

woohoo panty dropping music at its best! This dude is dope (No Karamo), next up to the plate for sure. Remember the name Jesse Boykins III, you'll be hearing more and more from him very soon.

Consider these Scooped! This year marks the 60th anniversary of Adidas and to celebrate, Adidas Attitude High "60 Years of Soles and Stripes" Edition.

In continuation of the celebration, I hope they drop low top version because my current pair is looking kind of hurt at the moment. I am also glad I held back and did not fall for the okie-doke by getting these, out of despiration. F' the Knicks, regardless this colorway is classic.

Now available at Colette (For The Overseas Blokes)

Adidas (For US domestic Cats)

Jay-Z + Radiohead = JAYDIOHEAD! This is dope and fits my current mode for the time being. Some are a bit off beat but whatever, enjoy!

JAYDIOHEAD MIXTAPE By Minty Fresh Beats ZSHARE

A couple of months ago Surfer Boy and I sold some industrial letters, that SB had salvaged, on ebay. A guy in Sydney bought them and sent a courier truck down to Melbourne to pick them up. All good. Another successful ebay transaction. (and in case you're interested, we sold them for about $80 each)

Today I was doing a bit of web surfing and came across a website for a shop in Sydney that sells industrial furniture, cool bric a brac etc. Imagine my surprise when I realised the industrial letters I was looking at were in fact the ones we had sold! Imagine my even greater surprise when I saw they were selling them for $500.00 each!!! Good on them - I hope they do well with them, - the part that REALLY surprised me was they way they were advertised. Our industrial letters from MELBOURNE, made in the late 80's to early 90's were described thus...

Fantastic Vintage box frame letters. Found in England circa 1950's.

$500 each

It pissed me off so much that they had blatantly bullshitted that I sent them a very polite email correcting the origins of the letters so that they could update their information!

I don't mind if they inflate the price, but I do mind if they lie about where they came from to make them sound more exotic. The other problem is I now don't trust any of their descriptions and wonder how many other supposedly vintage pieces are in fact made last year in some factory in Indo.

SPRUNG! (Wonder if they'll change them??)