Lazily blogging...

So my blog has been dorminant for a while because of work and various other good things. Regardless, above is a foggy photo I took outside my house. Follow-me on twitter: www.twitter.com/dfrent

Barry Gibb Talk Show

Dad, per our conversation at lunch:

$1 Billion Dollar Tahoe

The cross wall is complete, 64 total.

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My Ed Hardy coozies finally came in. (Over the top eye roll)

Escalade Door Handle

How is GM going bankrupt with this sort of quality?

1934 BMW R7

Think back 70 or 75 years to a time when design began to break away from the traditional and elaborate rationalism that ensued for hundreds of years. As the styles of Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Streamline and Zigzag Moderne emerged after the Industrial Revolution, designers as well as consumers fully embraced the Age of the Machine. Shiny chrome surfaces lay across curving forms or over expansive horizontal planes and glorified a dynamic new world on the move.

And suddenly, design was muted as World War II approached. Inspiration was buried away, along with some innovative and visually stunning design work. Skip ahead to 2005 when some curious members of BMW Classic opened a box and found the R7 bike 75 assembled - although not in shining condition. The engine was corroded, the metalwork was in dire shape, the battery was unusable, but the opportunity for restoration could not be ignored.

Air Jordan Spizike Boot Samples

Sunset