the pics are fun. it's always nice to put a face with a name. we have the hottest vapers of any vendor, that's for sure!
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Here we go - all 13 of us now; lax was missing, I had it set for 12 pictures and had 13
You did a fantastic job, Laura!
Great shots. I see you used your "horse" as I did mine, which you said you were going to do. I was waiting to see the shots.
i have no idea how to make this smaller, so my apologies for my giant face hogging up your computer screens.
I love what you did with your photo! The color touchups compliment the soft black and white quite well.
Sorry all, know youre probably tired of my (getting longer) music posts - but you have to ignore one more hehehe
I think Raps (which is largely dead itself now ) importance came in a couple things. First, it revived Funk (which had been nearly completely killed off by Disco) and that meant some new-found interest in music complexity. (Which is ironic really, seeing as they were merely using the old records on turn tables themselves) Second, it was a huge revival of pure Story Telling - an art which was nearly lost in most everything outside of maybe Country. And it was ultimately a modern day interpretation of the one-on-one, anyone can do it style which in a way harkened way back to good'ol days of backwoods Blues, Folk and Bluegrass bands. It was a style in which so many could see themselves participating in in some way - putting music back on the streets and local house parties in a much larger size then it had been during the days of glam and stylized pop.
The Seattle scene and Alt-Rockers did this on their side as well, making the idea of a true garage band a popular reality once more; while many of them also focused heavily on storytelling. The best thing about both comes in the fact that they stressed music didnt need to be "polished" anymore though - it just needed to be expressed! It was kind of like the attitude of punk exploding in two styles which could revive their respective music roots (Rock and R&B had both all but died, giving way nearly completely to varying forms of watered down pop.)
Oh, and not all grunge had that feel you disliked - but the vast majority of it did because, well, it was part of the music style itself. Its the disillusionment and angst of a lost generation put off by the vanity and shallowness of the world they were brought into. But a few songs, like this one, are just straight gorgeous and fairly profound: Pearl Jam - Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town - YouTube
That brings back some memories right there! There were a couple bands like that bridging the gap between the two up and coming genres from a more rock background - with the Chilli Peppers probably being one of the more memorable.
And okay everyone - I'll shut up about music now
heheheI think Raps (which is largely dead itself now
) importance came in a couple things. First, it revived Funk (which had been nearly completely killed off by Disco) and that meant some new-found interest in music complexity. (Which is ironic really, seeing as they were merely using the old records on turn tables themselves) Second, it was a huge revival of pure Story Telling - an art which was nearly lost in most everything outside of maybe Country. And it was ultimately a modern day interpretation of the one-on-one, anyone can do it style which in a way harkened way back to good'ol days of backwoods Blues, Folk and Bluegrass bands. It was a style in which so many could see themselves participating in in some way - putting music back on the streets and local house parties in a much larger size then it had been during the days of glam and stylized pop. The Seattle scene and Alt-Rockers did this on their side as well, making the idea of a true garage band a popular reality once more; while many of them also focused heavily on storytelling. The best thing about both comes in the fact that they stressed music didnt need to be "polished" anymore though - it just needed to be expressed! It was kind of like the attitude of punk exploding in two styles which could revive their respective music roots (Rock and R&B had both all but died, giving way nearly completely to varying forms of watered down pop.)
Oh, and not all grunge had that feel you disliked - but the vast majority of it did because, well, it was part of the music style itself. Its the disillusionment and angst of a lost generation put off by the vanity and shallowness of the world they were brought into. But a few songs, like this one, are just straight gorgeous and fairly profound: Pearl Jam - Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town - YouTube
That brings back some memories right there! There were a couple bands like that bridging the gap between the two up and coming genres from a more rock background - with the Chilli Peppers probably being one of the more memorable.
And okay everyone - I'll shut up about music now
OK..Darkstar
Here's your flag!!! savor it
YES!!!
...soooooo, when will we be able to order those beauties on SI????? Because I am positive it would be a huge seller! Hint...hint....hint!!!
***runs off to start checking the SI site, just in case***
Nice photos!
I like the second and the third one the best. Glad you got your order earlier than expected. I agree, the black batt with the green LED is cool.
grrrrr......
Ya....probably. That was a to tease darkstarI never saved the artwork for that one
GRRRRR!!!!!
wait... You kidding me??? You mean we wont even be able to buy them???
awesome thanks just let me know what you would like...I love moonstone
just let me know what you would like...I love moonstone i have no idea how to make this smaller, so my apologies for my giant face hogging up your computer screens.
Very nice Mikki! I like that effect too.
i have no idea how to make this smaller, so my apologies for my giant face hogging up your computer screens.
A friend uses an ammo case to hold his cartos. Works with the condoms on or off. It's so organized! Knows which carts are cleaned, which need to be cleaned and which are his filled carts and when he filled them.
Dang! I want one!
Dang! I want one!
You should stencil VOLT on your bike. Would look good! No prob seeing logo then.
Like the last photo myself. Very nice photos.
Like the last photo myself. Very nice photos.
So are we playing the "collect all the puzzle pieces" game now?partial pic #1 of the prototype of the new PCC
I don't know of anyone here that hasn't said that! ...except for the couple that found Volt first...lucky people.I only wish that I'd have gotten it first.
Welcome to the club!
So are we playing the "collect all the puzzle pieces" game now?
That's kinda what it sounds like...DOH
At least we'll get something to work on till it's available
BTW, don't know if it was mentioned here, the petition broke over 5000!!!
https://wwws.whitehouse.gov/petitio...gov&utm_medium=shorturl&utm_campaign=shorturl
And is still climbing...
https://wwws.whitehouse.gov/petitio...gov&utm_medium=shorturl&utm_campaign=shorturl
And is still climbing...
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