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Jul 03
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Fresh Kicks

A little side something-something I’m doing.

freshkicks:

Your shoes are usually the first thing I notice before learning your name. If we’ve spent any time together, we’ve discussed your footwear. I love me some fresh kicks. And that’s my problem.

I love the story of the find. Mostly, I like the unique thought process you went through in picking that pair. I check each story into my long term memory and recall it every time I hunt new shoes.

Picking the right shoes is the thing that stresses me out the most before leaving the house and the one thing I spend any time shopping for. I’ll study the tech specs of athletic shoes, examine the craftsmanship of casual or dressy foot garb and the design of just about any pair of kicks.

Some people obsess about fonts, cars or food. For me, it’s gotta be the shoes.

To be clear: I’m not a shoe expert, I have a problem but I’m willing to share what I’ve learned and what I find. This is why I only concern myself with men’s shoes. Sorry ladies, this is for the guys. Feel free, however to stop by if you want gift ideas for that big lug in your life.

Speaking of gifts; unless otherwise noted, many links in original Fresh Kicks posts are Amazon affiliate links. Any purchases you make help me (help you.) I’ll add other online retailers if I feel comfortable with their service and reputation. All reblogged content will not contain affiliate links.

Over the next few weeks I’ll highlight types of shoes that I call the standards (sneaker, casual, dress) starting with sneakers. Within each standard I’ll highlight a few iconic shoes within the respective category.

From time to time, I’ll try to post hints and tips on things like how to try on shoes and care and feeding of your footwarez.

So with that, welcome to Fresh Kicks. Feel free to e-mail me at freshkicks.tumblr AT gmail dot corn, anytime.

Lates.

Jul 02
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Baby SeoulBrother making it rain on some cake, y’all.
Baby SeoulBrother making it rain on some cake, y’all.
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How to Handle the Bagels Upon Arrival

Answer: With my mouth.

How to Handle the Bagels Upon Arrival

Answer: With my mouth.

Jul 01
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Gratuitous picture of youself speeding as recorded by the REDFLEXspeed Fixed Speed Camera System for the state of Arizona. Wednesday.
Gratuitous picture of youself speeding as recorded by the REDFLEXspeed Fixed Speed Camera System for the state of Arizona. Wednesday.
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Look at any movie shot on location in New York from the late 1970s to the early 1980s, and you will very likely see an Iz tag,” Mr. Walker said.
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Oh schnap. Michael Martin, aka Iz the Wiz, tagger from the ol’ school is dead at 50.

Iz the Wiz appeared in Wild Style and was featured in Style Wars. This is especially weird because I just received Style Wars a few days ago and haven’t watched it yet.

yrmomma:

IZ THE WIZ NYT OBITUARY

P.S. @fedge turned me on to Style Wars because he is awesome like that.

Oh schnap. Michael Martin, aka Iz the Wiz, tagger from the ol’ school is dead at 50.

Iz the Wiz appeared in Wild Style and was featured in Style Wars. This is especially weird because I just received Style Wars a few days ago and haven’t watched it yet.

yrmomma:

IZ THE WIZ NYT OBITUARY

P.S. @fedge turned me on to Style Wars because he is awesome like that.

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That’s a lot of shiz (via magnetbox)
That’s a lot of shiz (via magnetbox)
Jun 30
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robots:yooniverse

You are my fantasy grill.

robots:yooniverse

You are my fantasy grill.

Jun 29
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Congratulations to @buzz and @nevenmrgan! Birdfeed is now available at the App Store.

I avoided buying any other Twitter reader once I tried Birdfeed back in January. Unlike many Twitter apps, the layout gives plenty of space to each tweet, making it the most readable Twitter client for iPhone that I’ve used.

The “scroll for more” function should be adopted by more iPhone developers. I’ll explain what it is but until you try it for yourself, you may not understand how sexy/cool this is.

By default Birdfeed loads 20 posts. When you scroll to the bottom of this list, it automatically fetches the next 20 posts. No more little buttons to think you touched. This does two things.


Cuts your feed into bite-sized, easy to swallow chunks.
The app feels fast, especially when connected to wifi.

The UI is incredibly feature rich for such an uncluttered design. Navigating feels as natural and smooth as a LifeStyles SKYN Condom.

Overall the app is clean (go Neven!) and fast (go Buzz!).

UPDATE: Check it; Threaded DMs, yo.

$4.99 at/on/over/in the App Store (iTunes Link)
 (pixel painting by Neven Mrgan)

Congratulations to @buzz and @nevenmrgan! Birdfeed is now available at the App Store.

I avoided buying any other Twitter reader once I tried Birdfeed back in January. Unlike many Twitter apps, the layout gives plenty of space to each tweet, making it the most readable Twitter client for iPhone that I’ve used.

The “scroll for more” function should be adopted by more iPhone developers. I’ll explain what it is but until you try it for yourself, you may not understand how sexy/cool this is.

By default Birdfeed loads 20 posts. When you scroll to the bottom of this list, it automatically fetches the next 20 posts. No more little buttons to think you touched. This does two things.

  1. Cuts your feed into bite-sized, easy to swallow chunks.

  2. The app feels fast, especially when connected to wifi.

The UI is incredibly feature rich for such an uncluttered design. Navigating feels as natural and smooth as a LifeStyles SKYN Condom.

Overall the app is clean (go Neven!) and fast (go Buzz!).

UPDATE: Check it; Threaded DMs, yo.

$4.99 at/on/over/in the App Store (iTunes Link) (pixel painting by Neven Mrgan)

Jun 28
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The unnamed artist

I am excited to share this idea with the folks at Pepsi as either an art piece to compliment their vast collection within the Pepsico headquarters or as a limited edition run of cans leading up to Michael Jackson’s funeral. Not as a money making idea but as a way of expressing the power of icons and the art of a big idea.”
 

Yes and, but with the old logo. They were both better before the nose job.

via dascola

The unnamed artist

I am excited to share this idea with the folks at Pepsi as either an art piece to compliment their vast collection within the Pepsico headquarters or as a limited edition run of cans leading up to Michael Jackson’s funeral. Not as a money making idea but as a way of expressing the power of icons and the art of a big idea.”

Yes and, but with the old logo. They were both better before the nose job.

via dascola

Jun 27
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Locally Grown (on me flickr)

Safeway posted these folksy-green signs over select groups of
vegetables. On closer inspection, these locally grown legumes are California immigrants.

Reminds me of the JC Penny’s “American Made” t-shirt flap.

Globally Local. Is that a thing? Should it be?

Locally Grown (on me flickr)

Safeway posted these folksy-green signs over select groups of vegetables. On closer inspection, these locally grown legumes are California immigrants.

Reminds me of the JC Penny’s “American Made” t-shirt flap.

Globally Local. Is that a thing? Should it be?

Jun 26
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I love you guys BUT…

Everyone has a big but. You are some of the funniest, smartest and most talented people I’ve met or haven’t met yet BUT sometimes y’all could take the fun out of a blowjob. (Edit: not you ;-))

Badgopher made something nice for everyone. End. Of. Story.

Keep it light, keep it real and most of all, keep it fun GODDAMNIT.

Jun 25
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MICHAEL JACKSON MOONWALKER DANCE (via tipoyock)
MICHAEL JACKSON MOONWALKER DANCE (via tipoyock)
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And he makes software.
And he makes software.
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RIP Michael.

Damn.

RIP Michael.

Damn.