Poppy Tea

I hate seeing skaters leave. it sucks. If I see you on the street farting around on a board I automatically have respect for you. There’s a certain confidence and humbleness that always seems to come with constantly busting your ass in front of strangers until you get it right. I think there’s a certain type of person that skates, or maybe skating makes you that type of person ? anyways, they’re the type of people worth being around. RIP, lovely

Hey Dad, Remember when I was 12 years old and I found Steve Caballero’s address in the yellow pages? I asked if you could take me there and you did, but when I knocked on the door his mother said that he wasn’t home. Well, I went to his house again today, 30 years later, and he was there this time. @leftysan

David Lafreniere // Good Skateboards

David Gravette: In Transition 

lil’ misprint patches give away  A compilation of 5 of my patches, that all have minor flawed, but still are perfectly okay for wearing, if one doesn’t insist on perfection. So here is to all my dear queer friends.  Give away ends on Sunday the 26th August 2016. Like and/or reblog if you want to participate. This Give away isn’t about promotion of my tumblr, so following me isn’t a necessity - because what is the point of getting people to follow you, when what you post/share on a regular basis doesn’t appeal to them?! On the 26th, i’m going to randomly pick someone who shall receive these items. Important: Please only participate if you really have use for the patches and not merely, because you are collecting give-away items. Multiple re-blogs don’t count. If you re-blog multiple times, you obviously don’t give a shit about the intention of this give away and you are disqualified. If your tumblr is a space for racism, sexism or speciesism, you are disqualified. And last but not least, if my patches appeal to you and you wanted to support me beyond this give-away. You can always check out my etsy: https://www.etsy.com/de/shop/trashedy

Skateboarding, which long enjoyed a freewheeling, anti-establishment reputation, has gained substantial mainstream traction and corporate sponsorship over the years. And still the sport remains dominated by men, most of them white. The Brujas hope their presence on the scene will challenge skateboarding culture with what they view as a more radical agenda. Read the rest of the article in the NEW YORK TIMES !

Dylan Rieder, Hollywood, CA 2014

you are the blood in my veins

this is so cute

Baby trying to eat hard food for the first time. Listen to his determination!!

Give the voiceless a voice, until every cage is empty!