A stiff, conservative 10th blog

Back! I'll be quick cause I need to do a paper tonight.
Pier 7 spot check. Audio is really low on this, but if you turn it up really loud, you can make out some fuzzy Mobb Deep!

A crushed and defeated 9th blog

It has been a tough few weeks, so take it easy alright? I know I always say "it'll never happen again" but this time, it'll never happen again.
For some reason, when it starts getting a little bit nice out, I feel like a little skate rat child, and it makes me want to act like I'm a teenager in the 90's again. I always wanted to skate and dress like Drake Jones when I was younger, so that's who I want to skate and dress like right now so I can recapture my failed youth in the glory of spring.



I even tried his hair for a while, but clearly, that didn't work out too well.

A sincerely apologetic 8th blog

I am sincerely apologetic for my slacking on this blog. I used school as an excuse, but really, that's never an excuse. So, without further adieu, here is Eastern Exposure Zero. This should be a nice segueway out of the East Coast Ode thing, although realistically, I have no idea where the hell this blog is going.



Sorry about all of the overlap footy from previous posts.

A sultry, sullen 7th blog

So sorry I didn't blog yesterday, but I was sick and had lots of garbage to do last night (not a good excuse). So I guess we'll do a few more of these East Coast videos, because they're so much fun! This next one is a bit longer than the last few I've posted, since I feel so bad for letting my loyal 3 reader following down. It's really good maybe, I promise.





on an unrelated note, has anyone heard of "Saskatoon Berry Pie"? My one prof is always talking about it, but I think he made it up.

A calm, yet deceptive 6th blog

So, I guess this is part three of that east coast thing, and this one actually brings back memories of me taking a high school trip to said city - NOT for the American History lesson, but solely to skate. I was so frigging amped to skate that we got grounded our first night away because we went to a restaurant, tried to order beer, got denied, and came back past curfew. Our teacher ragged us out because "Washington is the murder capital of the United States" and I thought that was sort of a lie at the time. Regardless, I tried sneaking my skate onto the bus when we were going from our hotel to downtown, but the teacher was there to intercept it. So we ended up going to Pulaski, without our boards. That sucked. I wrote so many great essays for that dude too. Like, 2 or 3 of them.



*side note: the same teacher told my friend he was "intellectually pissing in the wind" for mentioning Hitler's one nut at the end of one of his papers.

A sharp and inquisitive 5th blog

No, you're right, it's not very sharp, nor is it very inquisitive. It is, however, the next blog in the East-Coast-Ode or whatever it was called last time. I can't think of anything clever or cute to write cause I'm sick as a dog right now, so I'll stop bothering you. This is Robbie Gangemi's part from Mixtape.



Sometimes I think I only like this because it hearkens back to a time when Busta Rhymes wasn't trying to be extra-sexy.

That's word to Dominique.

enjoy

edit: I changed my little Boglin photo and title of the blog cause there are too many other Bloglins already and I don't want to bite, I guess.

A sleek, robust 4th blog

I guess this is the start to a mini Ode-to-the-East section here. Is that sort of lame? I don't know, whatever. The first part of this enthralling series is a Metrospective from 411 Best Of Volume II, and it includes Stevie Williams skating in Torsions, Bam wearing a Muska hat (it might actually be called a Bam hat now, but I'm not sure), and some dude named Jaesun. It also has Matt Reason's poo dreads, and Mike Maldonado with bleached hair.



There is not a lot of "f@#$ing $#*&" in this one.