OFFICIAL NO PIC QUOTING vol. July WDYWT!

[dj proto j]

shouts to neek at stussy in vegas for throwing in this shirt for free with my order. the muted/black on black logo goes hard with the jaspers:

the other night:

this chick grindin' on me all night was not a good look for the suede on those jaspers tho...

 

[dj proto j]

shouts to neek at stussy in vegas for throwing in this shirt for free with my order. the muted/black on black logo goes hard with the jaspers:

the other night:

this chick grindin' on me all night was not a good look for the suede on those jaspers tho...

 

[black ice116]

Yesterday Un'ds my latest pick up


today to chill with the fam in Buckhead at Lenox Mall and Phipps plaza. Dang I wanted to buy the Gucci store.

 

[black ice116]

Yesterday Un'ds my latest pick up


today to chill with the fam in Buckhead at Lenox Mall and Phipps plaza. Dang I wanted to buy the Gucci store.

 

[powderx94]

cottoisking1: this ones for you 
"peace air raid"

 

[powderx94]

cottoisking1: this ones for you 
"peace air raid"

 

[gza73]

for the Dodger game.

 

[gza73]

for the Dodger game.

 

[s dubl]

Fred..not trippin man, just sayin! Clean UWRs...props to you for wearin all your heat!

thats a dope fit G

dope stuff NT!!!

wore these the other day...

unds IDs today..props to BG03 for the design I "borrowed"

 

[s dubl]

Fred..not trippin man, just sayin! Clean UWRs...props to you for wearin all your heat!

thats a dope fit G

dope stuff NT!!!

wore these the other day...

unds IDs today..props to BG03 for the design I "borrowed"

 

[ray mulla]

nice air raids up there

 

[ray mulla]

nice air raids up there

 

[thelwerd]

proto no hate, but chick is not a good look, period.

 

[thelwerd]

proto no hate, but chick is not a good look, period.

 

[dj proto j]

Originally Posted by theLwerd

proto no hate, but chick is not a good look, period.

just a jump off man... used to mess with her a few months ago... she still comes in the booth and twirks it... she's nice with it too.

she's stacked tho, great up top, got mass, and i like her eyes...

to each his own tho.

 

[dj proto j]

Originally Posted by theLwerd

proto no hate, but chick is not a good look, period.

just a jump off man... used to mess with her a few months ago... she still comes in the booth and twirks it... she's nice with it too.

she's stacked tho, great up top, got mass, and i like her eyes...

to each his own tho.

 

[never wear them]

Faaaaaar from hate, But dude... Take that elsewhere.

 

[never wear them]

Faaaaaar from hate, But dude... Take that elsewhere.

 

[davis]

fresh - those oj mayo flight clubs.

. i've been looking for oh so long.

 

[davis]

fresh - those oj mayo flight clubs.

. i've been looking for oh so long.

 

[illustrayt]

FAM! I made it out alive! hahaha

Weapon of Choice for SFM... LunarSwifts

Incoming Wall-o-Text

Overall, I had a total of 18 Training days to prepare for my first race, which was a BIG HELP. I knew when and where to expect the landmarks and mile markers. I know it sounds weird, especially, for runners, but I RARELY time myself. I only timed myself maybe twice during my training runs haha just to get a ballpark of my finishing time. Originally, I told myself I'd be content with a sub-4, but, today, I felt REAL GOOD. I took advise from my runner friends and fam, ate a lot of carbs (ie ~35 tator tots and oodles of noodles! haha), and finished at 3:30:26 (unofficial), which isn't too bad for a first race I guess. I kept an ~8:00 pace the whole 26.2, and mfing GUNNED it towards the Finishline. I sped by maybe seven runners,and I honestly don't remember anybody passing me after M20. Most the runners ahead of me earlier in the race seemed to hit the "wall" and fizzled out. Thankfully, I didn't. I felt like I was in autopilot for miles in between M3-M25.

Now it's in the hindsight, I loved the crowd support! People along the way cheering and encouraging you felt ILLY! It felt like they were my second heartbeat to the point where they made me do KG's forceful chest pumps to my left chest, and in turn, they became even louder! The most memorable one I heard was from a cute lady that screamed, "Guy in the yellow shoes, you're rockin' it!". As for rookie mistakes, fortunately, I didn't exert all my energy earlier in the race, but one thing I need to work on is drinking while running. I almost choked during the 1st water station. haha

All in all, my first race was an AMAZING experience, and it's a wonder how the human body can endure excessive wearing and tearing in such events. I'm definitely running another one soon (probably LA). Now that I know how I can handle a FULL, I plan on breaking 3:15 for the next race. This time around I'll train more than just 18 days. THANKS for ALL the ENCOURAGEMENT for the past seveal weeks 

!

 

[illustrayt]

FAM! I made it out alive! hahaha

Weapon of Choice for SFM... LunarSwifts

Incoming Wall-o-Text

Overall, I had a total of 18 Training days to prepare for my first race, which was a BIG HELP. I knew when and where to expect the landmarks and mile markers. I know it sounds weird, especially, for runners, but I RARELY time myself. I only timed myself maybe twice during my training runs haha just to get a ballpark of my finishing time. Originally, I told myself I'd be content with a sub-4, but, today, I felt REAL GOOD. I took advise from my runner friends and fam, ate a lot of carbs (ie ~35 tator tots and oodles of noodles! haha), and finished at 3:30:26 (unofficial), which isn't too bad for a first race I guess. I kept an ~8:00 pace the whole 26.2, and mfing GUNNED it towards the Finishline. I sped by maybe seven runners,and I honestly don't remember anybody passing me after M20. Most the runners ahead of me earlier in the race seemed to hit the "wall" and fizzled out. Thankfully, I didn't. I felt like I was in autopilot for miles in between M3-M25.

Now it's in the hindsight, I loved the crowd support! People along the way cheering and encouraging you felt ILLY! It felt like they were my second heartbeat to the point where they made me do KG's forceful chest pumps to my left chest, and in turn, they became even louder! The most memorable one I heard was from a cute lady that screamed, "Guy in the yellow shoes, you're rockin' it!". As for rookie mistakes, fortunately, I didn't exert all my energy earlier in the race, but one thing I need to work on is drinking while running. I almost choked during the 1st water station. haha

All in all, my first race was an AMAZING experience, and it's a wonder how the human body can endure excessive wearing and tearing in such events. I'm definitely running another one soon (probably LA). Now that I know how I can handle a FULL, I plan on breaking 3:15 for the next race. This time around I'll train more than just 18 days. THANKS for ALL the ENCOURAGEMENT for the past seveal weeks 

!

 

[kickslover87]

dope fits everybody

 

[kickslover87]

dope fits everybody

 

[adobecs4]

Originally Posted by never wear them

Take that elsewhere.