Hate and Bcon hitting the Thailand trains (9 seconds).

and a bonus treat at the end. ha

I’m sure lots of people first heard about turntables in magazines, tv or

even actually see it in person. But for lots of folks in Asia, where you

have very minimal DJ scene and media to expose the culture,

Beatmania was like the first doorway to the DJ world for lots of people.

The game was first released in arcade in 1997,  and the latest version is

called, IIDX 16 EMPRESS.

here’s what it has evolved into ……….. (in an extreme way)

another twist:

Our buddy Nils from Germany sent us his newly released book - PRIME TIME OF MY LIFE.

A lot of sick action and train flicks from Asia to Europe.

If you like trains you’ll love this book. And if you don’t, you’ll love it soon.

Available at our shop

Nils recently did an interview with Fontanel. Read it HERE

Peter Ziboce experiments his Tai Chi boxing style of Calligraphy on

clothe using NIPPLE and JET. Chinese Character: Walking Zen

A good try…LOL

this is what new school and old school get mixed together.

more here: http://crabfeet.blogspot.com/

Name: Poy Treechada

Country : Thailand 
Height : 171 cm
Weight : 48 kg
Measurement: 33 — 24 — 36

She was a “he”…she changing sex at the age of seventeen,

enjoyed high reputation in Thailand since winning Miss Tiffany

Competition. Now she’s a complete glamorous woman.

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Directed by Op Sudasna, the video features the Thailand based

Preduce skate team tearing it up at spots all over the world.

Expect to see scenes filmed in Thailand, China, and Switzerland

just to name a few locales, as well as a bunch of stuff sent in by

friends and families of Preduce.

SOURCE : STREEThing

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Feiyue has evolved its Lo sneakers into the fresh new PLAIN series,featuring

pure lines and made entirely of canvas or leather. A full line of PLAIN! Six

new colors arrive in July to brighten up the blacktop this winter.

SOURCE : Feiyue

That’s whats up.

CEAZE MSK 7th Letter in Seoul Korea from Andre Sandoval on Vimeo.

These hand-made pregnant woman figure is made in the 19-century, so don’t

think that Ebay’s can help you out wit this one.

During the 18th and 19th centuries, sideshow carnivals known as misemono

were a popular form of entertainment for the sophisticated residents of

Edo (present-day Tokyo). The sideshows featured a myriad of educational

and entertaining attractions designed to evoke a sense of wonder and

satisfy a deep curiosity for the mysteries of life. One popular attraction

was the pregnant doll.

Source: Geijutsu Shincho magazine