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This is a dope shot. but i can’t help but notice the CUM on @kuyageorges back. #aaayyyeee

jekajane:

Masters at work #gxg #word (Taken with instagram)

riceball:

Gtfo (Taken with GifBoom)

yeah thats my little sister.

M.A.s.S.: SF Giants in 2012 Playoffs = Getting 95 Wins »

makeasubtlestatement:

(Precaution: This will be a somewhat analytical post, so take a deep breath first.)

The formula you see is what baseball statistician, Bill James, conjured up to gauge a team’s expected success.

I decided to use it for my beloved San Francisco Giants.

Here is what I came up with…

On…

Looky what I found in my cargo pocket. @jekajane @brianpuspos @patlamiam @junquemado @moswantedcrew @aimeeleelucas #friends (Taken with instagram)

the wonderful and beautiful bowyaghi (@abuyaghi).

(Source: mattywattycakes)

The last meal I had back home in the bay. Yup…it’s tocino, fried shrimp, and rice. While this was happening my stepdad told us how when I was little all I wanted was either tocino or McDonald’s haha…guess nothing really does change. #hellafilter #tocino #hellatocino #aaayyyeee (Taken with instagram)

movementlifestyle:

Make sure to read Shaun’s thought’s to get a feel for what you’re about to watch!
Check out how art intertwines!

“Recently fashion has been speaking to me within the past couple months, I’ve always been into the art of it but this time I thought I’d do something about it. I was introduced to a clothing brand called GPPR by a friend of mine. He took me to their office in downtown LA I was completely inspired by their craft. Everything from the style, to the material and down to the little details. The brand has some real character and I love everything about it.

The Gentleman, the Philosopher, the Pervert and Rebel are the four aspects of a mans personality. They are intertwined with one another and are present in each action he takes. In this video I wanted the character to represent that while focusing on the clothing.

Hope you enjoy my experimentation in movement and fashion, this video was not meant to be a dance video nor a clothing commercial. It just is exactly what you see. I tried to make sure the dancing wasn’t too much because I still wanted to you to focus on the character and the clothing. I also tried to differentiate between each side of him. I hope I represented the brand well enough and told a story of a GPPR man.

Special thanks to Richard Che and Qui Truong for all the hard work! Also thank you to Ellen Kim, Sofie Loken and Michelle Abuyaghi! it really meant a lot for the time put in. also MikeFal for your car and Amanda Suk for helping out.

check it out!!
gppr.us
kanauru.net
themovementlifestyle.com
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a movement lifestyle experience coming to you feb-mar 2012”