What If....

He actually did wear #12 for one game because they couldn't find a #23 for him. Just think about how important that number became after he wore it.

I Hope He Isn't Talking About Us...

Classics

I Love To Watch This Guy Play

Stuff Like This Makes Me Feel...

Pretty old and un-cool. These kids rip.

Textures

Some shots from my time over here.

Lost A Good Friend Today.

Justin Amorratanasuchad, you will be missed.

Houston And Bowery - Barry McGee

Supreme

Sometimes It Feels Like They Were Right

The Big Question

VERSUS

Tumblr

I'm not too sure if Tumblr is one of the better things to happen to the "creative" world recently, but I can tell you that I, like many others, am pretty into it. I don't have a page myself, or run one for The INC!, but I love to check out what other people do on their. It seems to be a way of fast blogging, not too many words or explanations, but more focused on specific images themselves. I haven't delved too deep into it but that's my view so far. Here are a few Tumblr's I've been checking out. Let me know if there are any I am missing.

OFWGKTA's Site - GOLF WANG

The Hundreds - DRAWING LINES

My Man Talley Carlston - S'IL VOUS PLAIT

Natalis Brutalia - nataliabrutalia

Terry Richardson - Terry's Diary

Check them out for some cool stuff.

Speaking Of

I have never seen this many stomped tricks in my life.

Wood Pushing

Skateboarding has always been a major love of mine. I was never good at it despite my many attempts, but I could connect some pretty major combos in Tony Hawk Pro Skater in my day. Anyways, skate culture had a lot to do with what we do here at The INC! and thus I thought I would share one of my favorite skate videos with everyone. It's an Almost video called Cheese and Crackers. 15 minutes of Daewon Song and Chris Haslem tearing apart a mini ramp. They do some amazing stuff in this video, so you guys should check it out.

The One (Of The Many)

After reading The Hundreds' blog for multiple years, I've juste been turned onto one of their site's other blogs, Meow, written by Natalia Brutalia. She is a really talented photographer as well as a total babe. I just wanted to share that I'm pretty in love with her. But, in addition, you should check out her stuff cause she does some really cool stuff. She's got her Hundreds blog, Meow, a Tumblr, and you can follow her on Twitter at @nataliabrutalia. Check her out.