- THE RUNDOWN
MOTHER FUCKING BLACKBERRY!
By – Craig Mazer
I wrote this whole thing on my Blackberry. I’ve been so fucking lame about writing and JC is such a slave driver that I was able to fuck off for weeks. My fans nearly rioted.
I’m at my friends Mike and Megan’s house, fat from some wicked seitan and rice. My vegan soul [...]
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ROUNDER – A Shadetree Films Presentation
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- MUSIC
IT’S ALRIGHT BEING ‘UNCOMMON’ “Troubleshooting” by 11:00A.M. 05-troubleshooting
By – TimS
As the music business crumbles around the ancient ideals of rich white men, musicians are still creating. The music is still being heard. It’s still being performed. It’s still being passed along from friend to friend. So as the rich white men scramble to stay afloat in this digital age, [...]
- SPORTS
U.S. SOCCER NO STEPPING STONE FOR SPAIN By – J.C.
Hop on the bandwagon while seats are still available. United States Soccer is the talk of the sports world (or should be) now that they wrapped up their first-ever trip to a world final in improbable fashion on Wednesday. It goes without saying though that many didn’t believe the U.S. had much of a [...]
- ART
For Photomosaics Sake LIFESAVAS – “Hidden Scene: The Legend Of The Gutterfly”
Lifesavas – Hidden Scene: The Legend Of The Gutterfly
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- SOCIETY
ANGUS IS HANGIN’ AT McDONALD’S By – J.C.
A couple muggy nights ago, as I made my way home from a long road trip, I decided to make a quick pit stop at the most widely known of all fast food joints, McDonald’s.
I try not to frequent such places anymore but every now and then I choose convenience over cautiousness, forgoing [...]