fucked up drugged out $F graffiti rap! high ly recommended.
“hey man you know who i fuckin hate? who? fuckin’ cops, man. no way, me too! they ain’t got shit on BKF though!”
“police, police, massagin’ my feet. comin’ around the corner bringin’ me good shit to eat.”
haha, awesome!
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i put 2 airbornes into and envelope for emily so we wouldn’t spill booze on them, and they mysteriously melted. understand, it’s always cold in her room. what the fuck? does anyone have any idea why? do they die from lack of oxygen?
anyone remember when mac dre was a b-boy? i bet not… anyway, this video is rad! check out how much sicker hip hop style was when people had to be more creative, before LRG and BAPE and all that crap ruled everything. levi’s, nikes… california livin…
via missionmission
“Barack Hussein Obama II, reincarnation of Abraham Lincoln, Che Guevara of electoral politics, not white guy, and general savior of the middle class. The guy who has cut ties with people no matter how close they were to him and his family if they said anything that could be construed as “negative” in the press, regardless of how TRUE they were. The man who’s top campaign contributers have ties to Nazi Germany and the holocaust (IBM), the CIA and their money laundering for covert operations (Citi Bank), the Bush family(also funny enough Citi Bank), the corrupt global banking and finance system(JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley,) nuclear technology, and all sorts of other fun and democratic people, places, and things.”
i think obama will be the best president we’ve had since JFK, and will help bring about at least some of the change we need, and i could rant into the next post, but hey, he does his research.
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day glo ninjas!
birdshit bukkake!
ugly people cutting pizza with scissors!
y’all so stupid is pure genius.
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while most of the attention is on prop 8 and prop b, please don’t forget to keep the city’s sex workers safe by voting yes on prop k. there are many kinds of sex workers. some walk the streets and some work from home. your usual breakfast waitress might even dabble a little to make rent. whatever the type, they all service the fundamental human need to engage in whichever sexual practices we choose. they help keep our population healthy, and we should be doing more to help keep them safe.
From: Proposition K: Changing the Landscape for Sex Workers
By Sienna Baskin and Melissa Ditmore, RH Reality Check. Posted October 29, 2008.
“The passage of Proposition K would change the landscape for sex workers in San Francisco in critical ways.
First, by removing police officers’ power to arrest sex workers, it would reduce sex workers’ vulnerability to all of the abuses of that power sex workers currently experience: police profiling and harassment, sexual harassment and assault, rape, and extortion of sexual favors under threat of arrest by police officers, and entrapment.
Second, as a public statement that sex workers deserve the same protection from violence as any other person, it would reduce sex workers’ vulnerability to violence at the hands of community members, employers, clients, partners and family members. If this proposition is passed and enforced, not only would sex workers’ vulnerability to police violence be decreased, but people who do sex work or trade sex for survival needs would also be less likely to have to take greater risks to avoid police attention, and would no longer be forced to run the risk of arrest when trying to report a violent crime committed against them.
The assumption that criminalizing prostitution reduces its prevalence, or even more absurdly, helps those engaged in the sex trade, is fundamentally flawed. Prostitution arrests help no one, especially not the people arrested. Not only is arrest itself traumatic and often violent, it drives sex workers into a broken criminal justice system and comes with a host of collateral consequences. Sex workers who have been arrested may face the loss of their mainstream jobs, adverse impacts on their immigration status, eviction from their homes, or even problems retaining custody of their children. All of these factors may force them to return to the trade, if only to be able to pay fines and legal costs, or because their criminal record precludes them from securing other employment. Most people, when asked why they engage in sex work, cite money as the reason.
Criminalization and arrests do nothing to address the lack of living wage alternatives to prostitution, which should be the real goal of anyone seeking to reduce its prevalence. In fact, criminalization is expensive, both for those arrested and for the city. One thing about Proposition K is that it gets right to the heart of the matter — the pocketbook — by prohibiting use of public funds to enforce laws against prostitution, it diverts money away from criminalizing and arresting sex workers and makes it available for more effective efforts to keep everyone safe and secure. These are compelling reasons, but the most compelling reason to stop arresting sex workers is to decrease their vulnerability to violence.”
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holy shit, i think i just laughed for 5 minutes straight! this is my new favorite music video. my stomach hurts. my favorite part is the black metal warrior in corpse paint jumping off the swingset. …making fun of black metal and goth kids really never gets old. thanks, lola.
drawn by spencer grey
i’ve heard these songs a million times, but these recordings are pretty cool, and the samples are perfect. eerie, unnerving, psychodelic black magical stoner metal from SF. the cover is rad too, although you can’t really see it because i don’t have a scanner. it’s a demon, a grim reaper, and a huge field of weed plants with a cloud of thrips flying over it. stoney! even though i don’t shred the devils lettuce, this album makes me feel STONNNNNED OUT and i like it.
