This is a great concept for a project:  Aid relief boxes marked with patterns that when followed and assembled become sturdy paper soccer balls. Oh so Eco too.

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As stated in an interview I once gave, “I’m like Garfield to lasagna.”  So obviously I’m excited to one day try out this 100 layer lasagna at Del Posto.

Just look at this build. 100 layers: 50 practically transparent sheets of handmade pasta, alternating with 50 layers of sauce (Bolognese, besciamella, and marinara). Now all I need is some money to go dine there and I’m in.  Ad revenue, where you at?

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Haven’t used that term in a while but, this collaboration between Stüssy, Al Fingers, and Greensleeves deserves all types of slang.

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This is only 4 pages deep and already on an epic trajectory.

Have a look

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Ever since finding this website yesterday, I’m pretty obsessed.  Fantastic photos, great stories, and adventures.  Get on it.

“We trespass for fun. We like to spend our time hanging out on rooftops, climbing to the tops of high rise construction sites, creeping around in storm drains, exploring abandoned buildings, riding freight trains, and just generally using the urban environment as our own playground.”

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It is now on the market.  There are probably some great, sexual ghosts flying around it.  I bet she did it in the pool too.

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Never have I been hungrier for one of these Sandwiches.

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Jeffrey Deitch going crazy on some dude after he got a mistakenly hit in the mouth at Shepard Fairey’s opening Saturday night.

The great folks behind Thirty Days NY tapped us to guest blog on the site today, truly an honor.  Head over to Thirty Days NY’s site to see what we had to say.

Alexi Wasser on the Summer trend of Side Boobs

Damn. Sign Painters are it.

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Mega Piranha, coming this Summer.  yeah.

No need for snow

Pillsbury was laughing a bit too hard.

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I can remember Tribal Gear from the early 90s.  Tribal, Fat Cap, and Conart were the go-to t-shirts for anyone who surrounded themselves with Graffiti culture (sadly, it is nearly impossible to find any examples of the tees on the internet).  Our friends at I Love Graffiti are holding a T-Shirt Design contest in tandem with the OG Brand, you can find out more here

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