Today I am starting Bike Post Wednesday (my least favorite spelling of a day of all days that you must spell) to hopefully do more consistant posting. On the Top is a Fuji frame like my old bike that my friend Nathan has taken over and has destroyed even further, hopefully the bike will some day look like this one. On the right is some chopper bikes waiting for me to steal, but one has extra large gorilla arm bars, really freaking cool. In the center is Nathans pedal fix that he put together with a coat hanger, bottle opener and alot of tape. Below in the last post is my Friend Paul’s old school Schwinn Stingray that he recently got, it has skulls on the tip of the handlebars and skull caps for the tubes, a velvety seat and back rest. The coolest bike I have riddin ever!

Today I had something taken from me, the only way to describe what it was like is using a metaphor: Imagine your building a bike starting with the frame, it may have scrapes and paint chips missing but it’s a solid frame. You order some cool parts to get it working and to look good. You spend time on it because it’s the only way to make it perfect, and running in good shape. The wheel turns, good! Does it brake? Yes? Excellent! You ride it to your friends house to show them and after you lock it up outside the bike gets ripped off. This person takes your bike adds $200 for a pair of velocity rims, $100 for a sweet tires that match the color of your rims, Plus a slew of other flashy shit that you can ride without. They’re taking your bike all over town now showing it off and taking credit for the project and your left with out a ride. Now I didnt get my bike taken from me but it sure does feel that way.

Here are some sweet rides that have been parked outside work recently.

The low-rider cruiser is pretty sweet, and has a chill guard dog that I got to hang out with.

The tandem = $$$

I’ve slipped into your minds

I’ve stolen your thoughts

I’ve made you win

I’ve made you loose

I’ve made you buy

I’ve made you sell

I’m on every night at 8

I am the rerun running over again

I am the breaking news story, more about that @10

I’ve seen the news pundit rabble

I’ve seen the republican pander

I’ve got rabbit ears to pick up radio waves to fry your brains

I am the marathon of madness

I am the ticker at the bottom feeding your numbers

Prime time is my time to steal your time

I tell you which way the wind blows

I tell you where the traffic goes

I only have what you want to see

You know how to push my buttons

You know how to turn me on

So stay tuned

Infected Resurrected

Yum, I ate your brains

This Haiku sucks ass

Trying to hard to make sense

Repeating endless

I wrote these Haikus, during my poetry class, my last semester.

enjoy

ps: I actually dont like haikus very much. For some reason they bother me alot I dont know why, but they do.

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These photos were taken from the Zombie outbreak that took place in Davis sq. and made its way to Harvard sq. No one was spared in the massacre that took place on Easter morning. Local priest were disgusted with the abominations walking around on the day of Jesus’ resurection. The only thing to subdue the zombies was the Peruvian Flute band. Some how the music calms the beasts into dancing around and give them money. Its seems extremely obvious, Zombies will sometimes revert back to a instinctual level, making them only capable of doing only basic functions they some how retained from there previous life when they were still humans.

Update: NBC apparently sucks because they don’t want me putting YYY’s snl performances from youtube up, who would have thought. Still the band kicks ass, and I will try harder at writing stronger reviews.

The Yeah Yeah Yeah’s just released In Blitz! 3/10, bringing some of amazing vocals from frontman/girl Kare O. The band rocks hard with subtle strings and acoutstics floating around. They played SNL yesterday, giving a excellent performances of there songs “Maps”, and there first single “Zero”

If you havnt listened to In Blitz! by the Y.Y.Y’s then I sugest you check it out

Boston Zombie Outbreak

Shepard Fairey, known for his Obama “Hope” poster and his current battle with the Associated Press. made a collaboration print for one of the toughest hardcore band from the 80′s, The Bad Brains. Glen E. Friedman was the original photographer, getting the credit on Shepard’s site. Also check out Glens work with Fugazi, he released a book with some great hardcore action.

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