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All Hessenmob T-Shirts are $14 along with knit sweater for only $29.
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This demo was with the Blue Hawaii skate team (Jeff Mills, Jared Bush, John Bala and Joel Acob) along with some of the pro’s from the Alva team. I think Jef Hartsel and Chris Cook were in this demo too but I can’t remember whom else was riding that day. I do remember Cooksies super-stylish g-turns though.
Standing L-R: Jeff Mills, Jared Bush, Joel Acob, and John Bala. Sitting in the front row in front of Bala: Mike Okawa, Kenny Brimer, Rich Nickla, and Yong-Ki (just peeking-out behind Nickla’s red hat).
I have no idea who took this photo and how I came upon it in my skate box, but I’m thankful I did.
]]>“I wish you and Geoff could have been there to see JayBoy ripping the Pocket Horn in my parking lot…
Dude must of been stoked cause he was blowing our minds skating on that stick!”
- Jef
I told Jef, “…that is skateboarding, right there!”
Both Geoff and I are looking forward to EZ-R!
Mahalo!
Looks to be a solid gathering of creatives… maybe you can get a few turns on their new in-studio quarter-pipe while you’re there.
Mahalo to Jeremy Weiss for the photos.
The raised-arm graphic is a sketch and rendition of Kenny’s forearm tattoo.
Buy one of these shirts and know that you’re helping Kenny directly in Hawaii as all proceeds will go to pay for his medical treatments/bills.
Thanks to Bland and APB for creating this…
$27 total includes shipping in the US for a shirt benefiting a friend.
McRad from Philadelphia will be performing along with DJ Eurok and DJ Neville C.
Heath Ceramics
Saturday January 9, 2010
6-8pm
7525 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90036
RSVP: rsvp@alexandramalloy.com
There will be succulent gardens, planters and medallions.
100% of exhibit sales will directly benefit First Street Gallery, a non-profit art program serving adults with physical and developmental disabilities.
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