Transport your way out

See how guys in Argentina get out of heading home to the lady....lol.

Enter The Magical Mystery Chambers - Really Good

Super nice mix. Some parts are less Beatles than others, but it all works together and compliment the Wu very well...

From the NYTimes Interview with the artist: “Uzi (Pinky Ring)” has got a lot of samples on it. There’s “Glass Onion,” then it went to an Arif Mardin version of “Glass Onion,” then when Ghostface comes in it goes to “Getting Better,” then RZA comes in and it’s a Ramsey Lewis version of “Everybody’s Got Something to Hide Except for Me and My Monkey.” Then Inspectah Deck comes in and it’s a cover version of “Hey, Jude.” Then Method Man comes in and that’s “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.” And then GZA’s at the end, and that’s “Why Don’t We Do It In the Road.” I’ve seen on blogs, somebody say something like, I’ve only heard two Beatles samples that I recognized in here. And to me that’s quite a good thing – you have to listen extra hard to hear them. I was purposeful not to take “Love Me Do” and put Wu-Tang with it

Top 10 Bullship Professsions

1. Career Counselors: If they knew anything they'd find themselves better jobs.
2. Clergymen: God-bothering bullies masquerading as holy men.
3. Psychotherapists: Practitioners of the world's most advanced form of pseudoscience.
4. Politicians: Insufferable egotists pretending to be "public servants."
5. Branding Consultants: Why didn't I think of this scam?
6. Art Critics: Thankfully, no one pays attention except rich twits.
7. Actors: We tell them where to stand. We tell them what to say. They win awards.
8. Ad Executives: You can build a career by memorizing 10 cliches.
9. Financial Advisors: Monkeys throwing darts.
10. Third Base Umpires: One call a game if you're lucky.

From: The Ad Contrarian

A Moment In Time

Dead At Last

Witnessed my first Grateful Dead concert - kinda... Was not the full team, but Rat Dog, Bob Weirs band... It was a Saturday show and with old friends and new, we sang, we drank, we.... well, we conquered... Overall, a great experience. Looking forward to future shows! Enjoy this highlight.

Evolution... From a skateboard to a bike. 20 years later.

Very cool video of an urban biker in the UK... What i find most interesting is that a majority of the tricks are evolved from things kids where doing on skateboards almost 20 years ago... Either way - amazing how far biking has come....

Check out this link to see the classic videos that inspired this kid...

Thank you JF for sharing!

A Marshmellow Life