Kid shot & paralyzed over Marmot "biggie" coat @ Bryant Park VOL Hurtlocker coat makin waves in NY

[sreggie101]

uptown cats.... smh

yea marmots was always a uptown thing, especially harlem.

north face for example became a "Spanish thing" as funny as that sounds (da papi shampoo k steezy types would gravitate towards steep techs & summit series)

and da uptown & BX blacks with a couple of ricans would hop on da Marmots.

this thread is blowing my mind. north face parkas was da...THE coat to wear in high school. especially the mcmurdo snorkels. i NEVER heard of marmots being big like that. i went hs from 2002-2006. but this was in queens! i didn't know uptown had a different style poppin off. man these black kids kill each other over the dumbest **** i swear.

As a snowboarder, Marmot first came to light for me once i started hitting the mountains heavy. It was just another technical brand like North face, patagonia, columbia, etc

and this story is sad. kid went to get some fun skating in and some N paralyzed him over a coat. AN ARTICLE OF CLOTHING. . im glad the **** i wear isn't hood approved.

and props to paragon/marmot for taking initiative and cutting the fuel to the fire. coat might've been ninjahood approved in style, but if kids are holding each other up over it, then its plenty of reason to stop making it. a coat like that won't hurt business anyways to stop producing.






oh they buy the coats to hide **** in it? guns? narcotics? wait wait...are these kids supporting bloombergs stop and frisk policy?






[DEAD]papi shampoo k steezy types[/DEAD]

 

[ScroogeMcBuckz]

No wonder they're doing stop and frisks, you can fit a damb mossberg in that coat easy.

 

[angryostrich]

I can't ice skate with more than a hoodie on , and even then I get hot . Can't imagine a merm, body fluids and underarm odors all marinating inside there no thanks.

 

[diego]

uptown cats.... smh

yea marmots was always a uptown thing, especially harlem.

north face for example became a "Spanish thing" as funny as that sounds (da papi shampoo k steezy types would gravitate towards steep techs & summit series)

and da uptown & BX blacks with a couple of ricans would hop on da Marmots.

this thread is blowing my mind. north face parkas was da...THE coat to wear in high school. especially the mcmurdo snorkels. i NEVER heard of marmots being big like that. i went hs from 2002-2006. but this was in queens! i didn't know uptown had a different style poppin off. man these black kids kill each other over the dumbest **** i swear.

As a snowboarder, Marmot first came to light for me once i started hitting the mountains heavy. It was just another technical brand like North face, patagonia, columbia, etc

and this story is sad. kid went to get some fun skating in and some N paralyzed him over a coat. AN ARTICLE OF CLOTHING. . im glad the **** i wear isn't hood approved.

and props to paragon/marmot for taking initiative and cutting the fuel to the fire. coat might've been ninjahood approved in style, but if kids are holding each other up over it, then its plenty of reason to stop making it. a coat like that won't hurt business anyways to stop producing.






oh they buy the coats to hide **** in it? guns? narcotics? wait wait...are these kids supporting bloombergs stop and frisk policy?






[DEAD]papi shampoo k steezy types[/DEAD]

You from queens though.

No disrespect but it's a known fact that Queens dudes is soft.
Especially the Spanish cats...dudes is just funny.

Won't make it a week uptown.

 

[T Lo Sweater]

naw i wouldn't say that....plain perhaps, but if you get em in a actual decent size they look ite, i got a all black goretex "biggie"

I haven't seen one in person. But I'm saying they're ugly based on the size. I still got my snorkel from 7th grade

 

[deuce king]

 

I would guess that's a picture from the Jim Crow era.  I'm talking about any individual with no regard for the public and shoots at or causing bodily harm to an innocent person as was the case with this particular situation.  Big difference champ.  

the current laws are already written in an impartial manner, but tend to be enforced with well documented partiality.... how can you propose public executions without addressing the existing disproportionate enforcement that will lead to disproportionate executions?

Are you just yelling out an obscene solution without thinking, or is this an actual issue that you spent time studying?

(the picture is just an example of what your executions will look like)

I'll take that as confirmation that the picture is from the Jim Crow era, thanks.  If you read what I wrote, I said in situation where the criminal is clearly guilty of a shooting or causing bodily harm to a victim or group of victims in a public setting.  Key word "clearly".  This individual in this case is guilty as can be, so there wouldn't be a disproportionate execution.  For criminals such as this one, if you want to endanger the lives of the general public in a manner such as this, I'm in a favor of a public execution.  Same rules apply to the two individuals that caused the attack at the Boston marathon this year.  If you want to read this criminals a book, put them in jail or try to analyze their minds to figure out why they commit crimes such as this, or whatever that's on you.  

 Why are people saying the shooter's parents should be held accountable?

Fruit doesn't fall far from the tree that bears it. 

 

[sreggie101]

uptown cats.... smh

yea marmots was always a uptown thing, especially harlem.

north face for example became a "Spanish thing" as funny as that sounds (da papi shampoo k steezy types would gravitate towards steep techs & summit series)

and da uptown & BX blacks with a couple of ricans would hop on da Marmots.

this thread is blowing my mind. north face parkas was da...THE coat to wear in high school. especially the mcmurdo snorkels. i NEVER heard of marmots being big like that. i went hs from 2002-2006. but this was in queens! i didn't know uptown had a different style poppin off. man these black kids kill each other over the dumbest **** i swear.

As a snowboarder, Marmot first came to light for me once i started hitting the mountains heavy. It was just another technical brand like North face, patagonia, columbia, etc

and this story is sad. kid went to get some fun skating in and some N paralyzed him over a coat. AN ARTICLE OF CLOTHING. . im glad the **** i wear isn't hood approved.

and props to paragon/marmot for taking initiative and cutting the fuel to the fire. coat might've been ninjahood approved in style, but if kids are holding each other up over it, then its plenty of reason to stop making it. a coat like that won't hurt business anyways to stop producing.






oh they buy the coats to hide **** in it? guns? narcotics? wait wait...are these kids supporting bloombergs stop and frisk policy?






[DEAD]papi shampoo k steezy types[/DEAD]

You from queens though.

No disrespect but it's a known fact that Queens dudes is soft.
Especially the Spanish cats...dudes is just funny.

Won't make it a week uptown.

lowkey firing shots across my way i see you

lol w.e b i ain't about that life, im cool wit that. didn't grow up in the hood and don't act like i do. if u about that life Diego, then congrats i guess, ask meth for a badge or some ****. imo killing a kid over a coat doesn't make u hard, just makes u stupid as ****.

all i said in my post was im surprised marmot had a jacket that was popular enough to pull the trigger over. Marmot wasn't heavy in queens, it was Bear when i was young and North Face by HS. thats all im saying...

 

[createdestroy]

I'll take that as confirmation that the picture is from the Jim Crow era, thanks.  If you read what I wrote, I said in situation where the criminal is clearly guilty of a shooting or causing bodily harm to a victim or group of victims in a public setting.  Key word "clearly".  This individual in this case is guilty as can be, so there wouldn't be a disproportionate execution.  For criminals such as this one, if you want to endanger the lives of the general public in a manner such as this, I'm in a favor of a public execution.  Same rules apply to the two individuals that caused the attack at the Boston marathon this year.  If you want to read this criminals a book, put them in jail or try to analyze their minds to figure out why they commit crimes such as this, or whatever that's on you.  

list of exonerated death row inmates in the US ... (you know, the ones who were clearly guilty and sentenced to death)

1930–1939

1937

1. Willie Roberson, Olen Montgomery, Eugene Williams, and Roy Wright Alabama. Convicted 1931.

1970–1979

1973

1. David Keaton, Florida (Keaton v. State, 273 So.2d 385 (1973)). Convicted 1971.

1974

2. Samuel A. Poole, North Carolina (State v. Poole, 203 S.E.2d 786 (N.C. 1974)). Convicted 1973.

1975

3. Wilbert Lee, Florida (Pitts v. State 247 So.2d 53 (Fla. 1971), overturned and released by pardon in 1975). Convicted 1963.
4. Freddie Pitts, Florida (Pitts v. State 247 So.2d 53 (Fla. 1971), overturned and released by pardon in 1975). Convicted 1965.
5. James Creamer, Georgia (Emmett v. Ricketts, 397 F. Supp 1025 (N.D. Ga. 1975)). Convicted 1973.
6. Christopher Spicer, North Carolina (State v. Spicer, 204 SE 2d 641 (1974)). Convicted 1973.

1976

7. Clarence Norris, Alabama. Convicted 1931.
8. Thomas Gladish, New Mexico. Convicted 1974.
9. Richard Greer, New Mexico. Convicted 1974.
10. Ronald Keine, New Mexico. Convicted 1974.
11. Clarence Smith, New Mexico. Convicted 1974.

1977

11. Delbert Tibbs, Florida. Convicted 1974.

1978

12. Earl Charles, Georgia. Convicted 1975.
13. Jonathan Treadway, Arizona. Convicted 1975.

1979

14. Gary Beeman, Ohio. Convicted 1976.

1980–1989

1980

15. Jerry Banks
16. Larry Hicks

1981

17. Charles Ray Giddens
18. Michael Linder
19. Johnny Ross
20. Ernest (Shuhaa) Graham

1982

21. Annibal Jaramillo
22. Lawyer Johnson, Massachusetts (Commonwealth v. Johnson, 429 N.E.2d 726 (1982)). Convicted 1971.

1985

23. Larry Fisher

1986

24. Anthony Brown
25. Neil Ferber
26. Clifford Henry Bowen

1987

27. Joseph Green Brown. He was re-arrested in 2012 and charged with another murder in North Carolina.[2]
28. Perry Cobb
29. Darby (Williams) Tillis
30. Vernon McManus
31. Anthony Ray Peek
32. Juan Ramos
33. Robert Wallace

1988

34. Richard Neal Jones
35. Willie Brown
36. Larry Troy

1989

37. Randall Dale Adams, Texas (Ex Parte Adams, 768 S.W.2d 281) (Tex. Crim App. 1989). Convicted 1977.[3][4]
38. Robert Cox
39. James Richardson
On April 8, 2010, former death row inmate Timothy B. Hennis, once exonerated in 1989, was reconvicted of a triple murder, thereby dropping him from the list of those exonerated.[5] Sentenced to death by military court-martial 15 April 2010.

1990–1999

1990

40. Clarence Brandley, Texas (Ex Parte Brandley, 781 S.W.2d 886 (Tex. Crim App. 1989). Convicted 1981.
41. John C. Skelton
42. Dale Johnston
43. Jimmy Lee Mathers

1991

44. Gary Nelson
45. Bradley P. Scott
46. Charles Smith

1992

47. Jay C. Smith, Pennsylvania. Convicted 1986.

1993

48. Kirk Bloodsworth, Maryland. Convicted 1984. Exonerated 1993; first prisoner to be exonerated by DNA evidence. Serving life in prison when exonerated, as earlier death sentence was overturned.
49. Federico M. Macias
50. Walter McMillan
51. Gregory R. Wilhoit Oklahoma. Convicted 1987. Along with Ron Williamson, Wilhoit later became the subject of John Grisham's 2006 non-fiction book The Innocent Man: Murder and Injustice in a Small Town.[6]
52. James Robison
53. Muneer Deeb

1994

54. Andrew Golden

1995

55. Adolph Munson
56. Robert Charles Cruz. (Cruz disappeared in 1997. His remains were found in 2007.[7])
57. Rolando Cruz
58. Alejandro Hernández
59. Sabrina Butler

1996

60. Joseph Burrows. Joseph Burrows was released from death row after his attorney Kathleen Zellner persuaded the real killer to confess at the post-conviction hearing, and Peter Rooney, a reporter for the Champaign-Urbana News-Gazette, obtained a recantation from a key witness.[8] The Burrows case was the subject of a book by Rooney titled Die Free: A True Story of Murder, Betrayal and Miscarried Justice.
61. Verneal Jimerson
62. Dennis Williams
63. Roberto Miranda
64. Gary Gauger
65. Troy Lee Jones
66. Carl Lawson
67. David Wayne Grannis

1997

68. Ricardo Aldape Guerra
69. Benjamin Harris
70. Robert Hayes
71. Christopher McCrimmon
72. Randall Padgett
It is later revealed, through additional research by Prof. Samuel Gross of the University of Michigan, that though James Bo Cochran was acquitted of murder, he did plead guilty to a robbery charge in an agreement made with prosecutors prior to his release. Therefore, Cochran is no longer on the list of those exonerated from death row.[9]

1998

73. Robert Lee Miller, Jr.
74. Curtis Kyles.

1999

75. Shareef Cousin, Louisiana (Louisiana v. Cousin, 710 So. 2d 1065 (199). Convicted 1996.
76. Anthony Porter, Illinois. Convicted 1983.
77. Steven Smith
78. Ronald Williamson, Oklahoma. Convicted 1988. Along with Gregory R. Wilhoit, Williamson later became the inspiration for and subject of John Grisham's 2006 non-fiction book The Innocent Man: Murder and Injustice in a Small Town.[6]
79. Ronald Jones
80. Clarence Dexter, Jr.
81. Warren Douglas Manning
82. Alfred Rivera

2000–2009

2000

83. Steve Manning
84. Eric Clemmons
85. Joseph Nahume Green
86. Earl Washington, Virginia (pardoned). Convicted 1994 (1984, without life sentence).
87. William Nieves
88. Frank Lee Smith (died prior to exoneration)
89. Michael Graham
90. Albert Burrell
91. Oscar Lee Morris

2001

92. Peter Limone
93. Gary Drinkard
94. Joachin José Martínez
95. Jeremy Sheets
96. Charles Fain

2002

97. Juan Roberto Melendez-Colon, Florida. Convicted 1984.
98. Ray Krone, Arizona (State v. Krone, 897 P.2d 621 (Ariz. 1995) (en banc)). Convicted 1992.
99. Thomas Kimbell, Jr.
100. Larry Osborne

2003

101. Aaron Patterson
102. Madison Hobley
103. Leroy Orange
104. Stanley Howard
105. Rudolph Holton
106. Lemuel Prion
107. Wesley Quick
108. John Thompson
109. Timothy Howard, Ohio. Convicted 1976.
110. Gary Lamar James, Ohio. Convicted 1976.
111. Joseph Amrine.
112. Nicholas Yarris, Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania v. Yarris, No 690-OF1982, Court of Common Pleas, Delaware County, September 3, 2003. Order vacating conviction). Convicted 1982.

2004

113. Alan Gell
114. Gordon Steidl
115. Laurence Adams
116. Dan L. Bright
117. Ryan Matthews
118. Ernest Ray Willis

2005

119. Derrick Jamison
120. Harold Wilson

2006

121. John Ballard

2007

122. Curtis McCarty
123. Michael McCormick
124. Jonathon Hoffman

2008

125. Kennedy Brewer Mississippi. Convicted 1995.
126. Glen Edward Chapman, North Carolina. Convicted 1995.
127. Levon "Bo" Jones,[1 North Carolina. Convicted 1993.
128. Michael Blair, Texas.

2009

129. Nathson Fields, Illinois. Convicted 1986.
130. Paul House, Tennessee. Convicted 1986.
131. Daniel Wade Moore, Alabama. Convicted 2002.
132. Ronald Kitchen, Illinois. Convicted 1988.
133. Herman Lindsey, Florida. Convicted 2006.
134. Michael Toney, Texas. Convicted 1999. (Toney later died in a car accident on October 3, 2009, just one month and a day after his exoneration.)[11]
135. Yancy Douglas, Oklahoma. Convicted 1997.
136. Paris Powell, Oklahoma. Convicted 1997.
137. Robert Springsteen, Texas. Convicted 2001.

2010–2013

2010

138. Joe D'Ambrosio, Ohio. Convicted 1989. (While he was freed in 2010, but not yet exonerated, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal by the state of Ohio challenging the unconditional writ of habeas corpus and bar to D'Ambrosio's re-prosecution on January 23, 2012, nearly 2 years later, making D'Ambrosio the 140th death row exoneree since 1973.[12])
139. Anthony Graves, Texas. Convicted 1994.

2011

140. Gussie Vann, Tennessee. Convicted 1994.

2012

141. Damon Thibodeaux, Louisiana. Convicted 1997.
142. Seth Penalver, Florida. Convicted 1994.

2013

143. Reginald Griffin, Missouri. Convicted 1983.

pakistan, iran, north korea etc. are obviously more your style so please take a one-way trip there and enjoy the safety.

NOTE: this is only the list of those that could be proven innocent/were allowed an appeal... the actual list of innocent is obviously longer

 

[ninjahood]

uptown cats.... smh

yea marmots was always a uptown thing, especially harlem.

north face for example became a "Spanish thing" as funny as that sounds (da papi shampoo k steezy types would gravitate towards steep techs & summit series)

and da uptown & BX blacks with a couple of ricans would hop on da Marmots.

this thread is blowing my mind. north face parkas was da...THE coat to wear in high school. especially the mcmurdo snorkels. i NEVER heard of marmots being big like that. i went hs from 2002-2006. but this was in queens! i didn't know uptown had a different style poppin off. man these black kids kill each other over the dumbest **** i swear.

As a snowboarder, Marmot first came to light for me once i started hitting the mountains heavy. It was just another technical brand like North face, patagonia, columbia, etc

and this story is sad. kid went to get some fun skating in and some N paralyzed him over a coat. AN ARTICLE OF CLOTHING. . im glad the **** i wear isn't hood approved.

and props to paragon/marmot for taking initiative and cutting the fuel to the fire. coat might've been ninjahood approved in style, but if kids are holding each other up over it, then its plenty of reason to stop making it. a coat like that won't hurt business anyways to stop producing.






oh they buy the coats to hide **** in it? guns? narcotics? wait wait...are these kids supporting bloombergs stop and frisk policy?






[DEAD]papi shampoo k steezy types[/DEAD]

You from queens though.

No disrespect but it's a known fact that Queens dudes is soft.
Especially the Spanish cats...dudes is just funny.

Won't make it a week uptown.

all i said in my post was im surprised marmot had a jacket that was popular enough to pull the trigger over. Marmot wasn't heavy in queens, it was Bear when i was young and North Face by HS. thats all im saying...

Da upper tier coats, leathers, and jackets tend to

Get a foothold in popularity uptown & da bx first,

then Diffuse to da outer boroughs later...it explains

Why Brooklyn & queens is usually late catching on..

Take Cam's style and compare it to Ghostface Killah

Out in Staten Island, and you'll catch my drift.

 

[debso]

You from queens though.

No disrespect but it's a known fact that Queens dudes is soft.
Especially the Spanish cats...dudes is just funny.

Won't make it a week uptown.

i just came in this thread to say **** this clown.

queens *****

**** your borough.

 

[ksteezy]

lowkey firing shots across my way i see you

lol w.e b i ain't about that life, im cool wit that. didn't grow up in the hood and don't act like i do. if u about that life Diego, then congrats i guess, ask meth for a badge or some ****. imo killing a kid over a coat doesn't make u hard, just makes u stupid as ****.

all i said in my post was im surprised marmot had a jacket that was popular enough to pull the trigger over. Marmot wasn't heavy in queens, it was Bear when i was young and North Face by HS. thats all im saying...

NationalTruckerDave proved Diego is indeed not about DAT life tho....still my ninja tho

 

[wayniac211]

Lynching and anal raping adolescents ??? No wonder these young cats don't appreciate life. Never underestimate the mind of a child.
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[al audi]

what is the fascination with these coats built for sub-zero degree weather?

,,,it doesnt even get that cold in NYC...

um

NYC/tri state DEF gets cold

the hell you talkin about.....

 

[fenixconnexion.]

Shouldn't they be pondering where did they go wrong?

what if it wasnt their fault? should every parent of a child who commits a crime be held responsible?

what if your child committed a crime? I'm sure you wouldn't be saying it was your fault

 

[sn souljah]

North Face Vostok Parka >

joint is bonkers

 

[alp]

ok so to explain people the difference between the "biggie" mammoth (the one people get killed over) and the other stuff marmot comes out with I took some pics of my jacket/coat to show everyone.

as you can see, the pockets are slanted on this jacket. This is the most obvious difference that all biggies have after about 2005. The other marmots have different pockets and these are not sought after like the biggie.

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these are the Yukon parka and Whitehorse parka

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back to biggies

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also on the Velcro the word mammoth is written as you can see in the pic.

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[ryda421]

another L for NYC

 

[Gordonson]

what is the fascination with these coats built for sub-zero degree weather?

,,,it doesnt even get that cold in NYC...

um

NYC/tri state DEF gets cold

the hell you talkin about.....

When I said "son, what are you saying" earlier, I should have clarified that it was in reference to this

"Doesn't even get that cold"? What world do you live in?

 

[je ne sais quoi]

GTA V had dudes rocking the cartel polos:

We gon' see dudes from Lower Easton, North Holland, Northwood rocking bright a_ parkas next time in Liberty City.

 

[ninjahood]

ok so to explain people the difference between the "biggie" mammoth (the one people get killed over) and the other stuff marmot comes out with I took some pics of my jacket/coat to show everyone.

as you can see, the pockets are slanted on this jacket. This is the most obvious difference that all biggies have after about 2005. The other marmots have different pockets and these are not sought after like the biggie.

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these are the Yukon parka and Whitehorse parka

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back to biggies

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also on the Velcro the word mammoth is written as you can see in the pic.

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Yeah my marmot is definitely older than yours.

You got da paragon exclusive model, i gotta figure

Out what year my version dropped. I dont even have

Slanted pockets so im guessing 2009.

 

[alp]

Also I think the biggies became paragon exclusive around 08-09. Before that they were available in other shops(I'm pretty sure). I saw a really old one on eBay once that even looked like it was made in the 90s

 

[alp]

Anyone think paragon is going to bring back the biggies a year or two down the road being that it was such a big seller for them?

 

[geministar]

Man all I want is a Northface Nupste, don't even care if they ain't what's "in" right now.

Can't find one tho.

 

[ninjahood]

naw they weren't paragon exclusives, because they dropped em every year and all da sports in harlem, and fordham had em.

what paragon got was either its own colors, or just their exclusive patch on da inside.
[h1]

[/h1]

i got this in black (i think its da 2009 mammoth) and it literally da last year of da subtle big boy, as you can see it doesn't say marmot anywhere on da front of da coat, its got it on da left

upper sleeve, and da gore-tex, 700 fill embroidery on da wrists, all in tonal stitching so it doesn't even stick out.

da next year and up till they stopped making em subtle, da marmot brand was then moved to da front on da pockets, and no longer tonal, it had contrast stitching to stick out more.

this one, notice they also added da zipper hand warmer pockets, while da one i had also had hand warmer pockets, but without da zipper, just on da seam on da chest.

 

[alp]

Yeah u definitely got one of the older joints. I think someone had it on the nt classifieds up for sake a few years back, even bringing up the different styled pockets