Tijuana Parties Rule, Just Don't Get Stabbed

See you there, chingon.

MAYA: YES PLEASE

I'd stop taking showers and sleep on a dirt floor and stab myself with sharp pencils if M.I.A. told me senseless martydom was cool.
No really, I would.

Jeffrey Hastings Gets Motivated

Splash page, check.

At Present ::::: Feeling the Heat

Fuck.

Sunday night.

Need to get some work done.

Not getting any work done.

Blowing it.

Help.

Todd, Where You At?

This is my boy Todd. One of the first magazine heads I ever met. Never afraid to throw down for a glossy, and always seemed to know what was crackin'. From LA to OC to SF, we've done it up many a time over the years. I got much love for this guy, but it's a been a while.

G.I. JOE PSAs by Fensler Films

Oh man, these are so good. You can watch about 10 from this youtube link here. I'm claiming "Computer" as my favorite.

After a little digging, I found these were done by Eric Fensler of Fensler Film way back in 2004. There are 25 in total, all in quicktime files on his site, along with some other work he's done. I found this pollen-sniffing image on his updates page.

And Apparently, this dude is an ardent cat lover, too. The photo gallery on the Fensler Film site is dedicated entirely to this exotic siamese. Uh...sweet.

Hey, Good Looking

Feeling like a million bucks after my July 4th crusade. I ended up meeting some friends for a late morning surf sesh near Wind and Sea in La Jolla, Ca, and then rode bikes down the boardwalk toward Mission Bay. We had a pretty solid gang.

So many sluts. So many drunk dudes. It was a true celebration of the American lifestyle, San Diego style.

INDEPENDENCE DAY GOES DOWN LIKE SO

Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons: The OG War of Terror

Captain Scarlet is a science fiction TV show that aired in the late 1960s. The characters were built using a type of puppetry known as Supermarionation. It was created by Sylvia and Gerry Anderson, best known for their Thunderbirds series, which also used Supermarionation. Not that I'm an animation expert; just looked it up on Wikipedia. Go there for the full storyline. It involves a mission to Mars in 2068. The Mysterons declare a war of terror against Earth—world leaders, major cities, industrial and defense establishments.

Cool shit if you're bored and into connecting current social and political topics to the past.

I discovered Captain Scarlet from my good friend Mike Fleury. He has the video below on his Myspace Humanian Page. Mike's a nice guy. You should send him a message and tell him you like 1960s Supermarionation. Here is Mike looking dangerous:




The video features the original theme song of Captain Scarlett and the Mysterons, mixed to some action from the sci-fi series. It's fun to watch, oh, once. At least.