Saturday, August 31, 2013

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Friday, August 30, 2013

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The latest retro to be unearthed from Jordan Brand‘s extensive archives is the OG “Fire Red” edition of the Air Jordan 5. One of the original colorways of the silhouette, this 2013 edition echoes the look of the 2006 retro and features a White/Fire Red-Black colorway with a white leather upper, embroidered “23″ branding, a predominately black tongue, and a combo of Chicago Bulls-inspired accents throughout. Retailing for $160 USD, the Air Jordan 5 Retro “Fire Red” is due out this Saturday, August 31 at Jordan Brand stockists across the globe.
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I see something and I want it. That's how it works for me. I only want it in the moment sometime, so I chill on the feeling. This is really the case with this. This made me want a dog. Like a dog I can put bow ties on. The funny thing is, I find the people that dress dogs up to be crazy. You know what? The pictures will have to do. I mean that works, right? 
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Can you imagine having the ability to roam/fly through the sky any time we want?! In a sense, we can! 
Love can take us there. :)


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With fresh iterations of the Lunar Terra, the Roshe, and countless other models of recent, it’s probably safe to say the ‘Safari’ motif from Nike is in full force, my friends. Here we find Nike’s iconic baseball/lifestyle silhouette, the Air Griffey Max 1, outfitted in colorful textures and layers for the new season. Dubbed the “Safari” editions, the predominantly black upper is offset by an animal print lining over the side panels. A clean white midsole, garnished with Nike’s historically comfortable Air Max technology, has been accented by a neon pink sole. Though a necessarily attention-drawing shoe, the “Safari” Griffey shoe is sure to pair well with neutral staple pants for the forthcoming season. Look for the sneaker to drop on September 7 at Rock City Kicks for $160 USD.

Thursday, August 29, 2013

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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

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I normally post the same night or early morning after a finale. It's kinda my thing. Well, this one was so damn crazy, I had to take a day to think about this one. So, like I always do at this time. If you haven't watched yet, stop reading. If you have then let's go cray. 

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First off, Maya is the biggest to me. I loved that women with Emily. All them love scenes they have. Okay, maybe that's just for just dudes. 
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The Iron Throne, as depicted in the series Game of Thrones, is a lot different than its inventor envisioned.
George R. R. Martin, the author of A Song of Ice and Fire on which Game of Thrones is based, wrote a blog post explaining how he sees the true Iron Throne:
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Monday, August 26, 2013

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