So my neighbor has this monster RV conversion that he built out of a former Greyhound bus and after years of seeing him coming and going from road trips I finally asked him why he never pulled a trailer or an extra car. His response was, “I do. You mean you’ve never seen this little car?” Long story short he chopped an old school Honda 600 that fits inside one of his luggage compartments on the bottom of the RV! Bad ass for sure. Sure it’s not as fancy but as the motor home we’ve all seen that literally swallows an SLK Mercedes but I’d take this setup over that for sure.
Even though news about this cool little gun has been out for a while it’s a definite must have if it ever makes its way over to Cali. The light weight hammerless design will be available in both 9 mm and .45 and overall it’s just a tad bit bigger than an iPhone. Even better is if that it’s available in titanium if you’re willing to break some extra bread. For more details visit them at.
Proof that you should always make the best out of a bad situation.
Pete’s custom built bike features a Ducati motor that was pulled from a bike that he crashed a while back. It was during that crash he also happened to lose one of his fingers when medics cut it off because it was stuck and mangled in his glove.
Bad mofo.
Same shit. Different toilet.
To say that it’s deadline time would be a crude understatement. Right now, we’re weeks away from closing off the next issue of HH and everything is in a literal state of organized chaos. From cancellations, to bad weather all the way to bad timing, it’s been a bumpy ride but as always we’ll get the job done. That’s also a short summary of what’s really going on. Right now we’re in the process of ramping up for the next issue of Bound By Ink so we could stay ahead of the curve but that’s definitely a good thing. So aside from a few whiny people we’re on track and the one thing that has me baffled is why the ones with the least amount of work whine the loudest. SMH.
Back to the finger bangin’ the keyboard. Ha.
The AF2011-A1 Double Barrel Pistol is the very first industrial double barrel semiautomatic pistol of all times.
Just like most things cool in the modern day, the idea was a actually a rebirth from an original idea that came about ten years back to Swiss armourer Vivian Mueller. At the time he cut and welded together multiple parts of the famous Sig P210 and the result was a long slide, double barrel 9mm, highly decorated collector piece, which indeed shot very well. With that said, Arsenal Firearms took the challenge further: to commemorate the legendary Colt 1911-A1 in the Centenary by making a true industrial market-ready double barrel .45 caliber pistol.
The last two weeks has been off the charts with the amount of bullshit I’ve been hearing.
Apparently now it’s cool to be full of shit and the even better part is that the people telling me this crap actually believe themselves. They’ve said that, “Excuses are the tools of the incompetent” and I couldn’t agree more. The cool thing is I used to get mad at this nonsense but now I treat it like a form of entertainment that I can watch and control at my leisure. I will tell you this though…..I’m thinking about putting up names and pictures of the people that have been bullshitting and along with it attaching short humorous stories. Oh wait….I got some people attentions now huh? LOL…..I guess the bullshit’ll stop soon enough.
“X” marks the spot. LOL…love sucks…but not always.
Earlier tonight we finished another epic shoot on the infamous Opium Bed and the end results will all be seen in an upcoming issue of Bound By Ink. Thanks to Sara Fabel, Andy Hartmark and Ash Wednesday (minus his clown nose for this shoot) for putting it down and a big thanks goes out to Jamie for letting us use her pad as location. What started off as a late shoot ended in a more than positive way with plenty of food, macaroons, food, booze and macaroons. Be on the lookout for the full feature from this set in an upcoming issue of Bound By Ink.
Round 2.
Today’s festivities were nothing short of a cluster fuck of organized chaos that included an early morning trip to Pit Crew Motorsports, followed by some work over at Ranz Motorsports and then concluded by a shoot in Garden Grove, another in Bradbury Hills, an airport pickup at 7pm and let’s not forget to mention the HIN setup over in Pomona. Thanks to everyone that helped make this turmoil all happen.
By now we’ve all seen the music video from Jay Z and Kanye – for OTIS – and after the much talked about destruction – or lets say reorganization – of a Maybach it will now be offered up for auction. On March 8th, 2012, Phillips de Pury & Company will offer the Otis Maybach and the proceeds from this sale will go to the East African drought disaster. It’s going to be interesting to see what this now heap of junk will fetch and if you want more information then you can do so by clicking here.
