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Nov 08
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Need kitten mittons

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Now that Michael Jackson bought the farm, I hear nothing but his music all day every day. I know this sounds like one of my smart ass exaggerations, but I’m serious. Every taxi cab. Every radio station. Every market with DVDs and CDs. Every construction site. Every bus. I’m at Dama’s house right now, the window is open, and guess what I hear wafting in from the streets below?

That’s right. Smooth Criminal.

Let’s all stop this already, shall we? Yeah, he danced. Yeah, he sang. Yeah, he was creepy. Yeah, he was a possible pedophile. We were all alive when he reigned as king of pop, remember? Just turn the damn MJ cds off already.

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Nov 07
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My holloween costume was straight up lazy. Scream mask for 2 soles in the market, a fedora I bought, and my sunglasses. I don’t even know what I’m supposed to be, aside from lazy gringo.

My holloween costume was straight up lazy. Scream mask for 2 soles in the market, a fedora I bought, and my sunglasses. I don’t even know what I’m supposed to be, aside from lazy gringo.

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A few weeks ago I was in Peru and I ordered guinea pig. They served you the whole thing laid out on its back. I just thought it’d be the meat. It didn’t even taste like anything special; it tasted like chicken. My family had a guinea pig when I was younger so looking at this one made me seriously consider going vegetarian. Sorry Cinnamon.
- Brian Weitz (Geologist of Animal Collective) (via collectiveanimals)

I can attest that it does in fact taste like chicken, and the meat even looks like chicken. The way he describes it is definitely the way I was served it- the whole guinea pig, sans intestines.

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Nov 06
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Like Jay-Z... but white

Like Jay-Z... but white

Also works as a 2 piece

Also works as a 2 piece

So here’s the deal, readers-

I decided to get a suit. Some people might think this is a bit strange- why the hell would I get a suit when I just work on construction sites and rarely participate in formal functions? The answer to that is simply cost. I’ve bought two suits before, both cheap department store things (one was Men’s Warehouse). Not to say they are not bad suits, but… well, they’re bad suits. Mostly, I’ve just reached a higher level of fashion taste. Why, you ask? Because this three piece I just bought is hand tailored from 100% wool Italian fabric. And it’s bad as hell. I can’t tell you how comfortable it is. The tailors measured me and cut the suit to fit perfectly- all things I can’t say about the previous two suits I’ve owned. And it’s three piece. Need to be a baller/shot caller/badass/wallstreet CEO/hip-hop mogul? No problem- it’s got a vest. Need to tone down the power and respect levels? It’s cool- just take that vest off. It’s like I bought two suits, man.

And this… are you ready for this? 250 USD. You heard me. Two fifty. 740 Peruvian soles- about the average monthly pay. Can you imagine spending a month’s US pay on a suit? Uh… let me think about it… NO.

Bottom line? Excellent deal. I’m just a little bit excited about it. 
Also, as an afterthought I realize that brown and gray do not in any way work together, but I have no other collared shirts or shoes here, so I just used what I had.

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Nov 03
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Nov 02
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Juan Miguel and I keeping it classy at the Arequipa food festival. And by classy, I mean we went around and sampled as much free Pisco and wine as we could at every vendor booth possible all night. This particular vendor was Paz Soldan, a local high end Pisco retailer, and we had samples of like 4 different piscos out of little plastic half shot cups.
Classy, indeed.

Juan Miguel and I keeping it classy at the Arequipa food festival. And by classy, I mean we went around and sampled as much free Pisco and wine as we could at every vendor booth possible all night. This particular vendor was Paz Soldan, a local high end Pisco retailer, and we had samples of like 4 different piscos out of little plastic half shot cups.

Classy, indeed.

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Oct 27
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