I think this dude wanted more than just Kyle Leepers's autograph...

Jerry showed up at the office yesterday to do very important stuff... like pick out colors for things.

Exhaustion!

Then I learned that Malto is heavy into iPhone Sudoku now... even while standing on line in Starbucks. What a day full of surprises and revelations! I don't know if I can take it.

I'm in NJ/NY at the moment, tryin' to skate, but everyone's all luvvy duvvy 'n shit. Cupcakin' it. Jesus.

Just moments after ripping Manny Mania all day, Dennis is papoosing one of the world's cutest babies... his.

Then, I'm trying to skate some flatground with Tim and his wife shows up and cockblocks me. Then we run into Stefan and he's out buying sheets and comforters with his lady... all domesticated and shit.

I'm the perpetual fifth wheel these days. Tim's even onto girly drinks with colorful umbrellas in 'em!

Gotta put an extra shot in that Long Island iced tea, ya know? There ain't enough liquor in it already...

Then you gotta take a pic, ya know?

Andrew Reynolds is really, really amazing to watch on a skateboard. Erik Ellington, Chris Cole and Bryan Herman are in here too.

Here's Malto, Carroll and MJ at Maloof Money Cup.

Appleyard, Malto, Lutzka. Yeah yeah, I know some are blurry. I suck.

Nollie krooks

Leo Romero rapid fired all these tricks (amongst others I didn't shoot) in a row when his double set heat started at X Games. He's making everyone else look pretty damn boring lately.

You should read this Bo Turner interview...

At the éS NJ skateshop demo in Sayreville a few weeks ago, this incident blew me and Mike Anderson away...

It's a pretty harsh reality that someone being so thankful is a shock to some of us these days. And to the little man in this video, thanks to you for being one of the raddest kids we met the entire tour.

According to my iTunes, I've played this song close to 500 times in the last 18 months. Over double the amount I've played the second most played song... and that doesn't count how many times I've listened to it in my car, older computers, work computer and iPod. In my opinion, it takes something really special to produce a ten-minute song with no words, that keeps a picky bastard like me captivated until the very end, hundreds and hundreds of times over. I truly envy that ability every day.

If you already know this song, then you know. If you don't then hopefully I've introduced you to something new you might enjoy.