Remember Penelope, the boa constrictor that went missing on Boston metro’s Red Line on January 6? The MBTA’s spokesman gave us his word that the red line was totally safe to ride. Well oddly enough she’s been found, a month later! Penelope was caught inside the same set of train cars her owner was riding when [...]
We have no idea what this is about, but we hope to see more videos like it in the near future! via: animalnewyork.
Look who’s joined the fine world of blogging…none other than one of our favorite graff mags, Keep The Faith. Check out their new blog here, and the cool review they did on Probation Vacation here. Hopefully they wont get too lost in the worldwideweb to finish up the 2nd issue of KTF ( word on [...]
Unprecedented in scope, The History of American Graffiti is the definitive story behind the most influential art form of the last one hundred years. Tracing the evolution of the medium from its early freight-train days to its big-city boom on the streets of New York City and Philadelphia, and to its modern-day influences, this volume is [...]
Montreal, known to most as the home of Sake, the Expos and poutine, now has another claim to fame; the first all-transit video from Canada. If the trailer above and the photos here are any indication, this video looks like it’s for sure worth grabbing. Kudos Canada, for stepping up your game! Available on Bombing Science soon…
via: one of the few twitters worth “following”
Aarin Smith is a really cool guy. He used to have a pretty crappy website, but now he made it a really good one, so you should check it out here!
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