things are going on in chicago!!!?? word1

 

chicago is finally doing some shit thats tight

 

PAGE 69 !!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry, someone had to say it.

 

man an i thought chicago was the buff capital of the world.

 

It is thats why many people dont get to get a glimpse of the scene here. Most shit gets buffed within 8 hours so photos are the only way to keep track of shit.

 

Dope. Hot simple color scheme. [/b][/quote]
B) SHIT'S HIP HOP Where's that at yo get me back on that STAY UP...

 

YO Dog I tried Japanese shit's hard dog........whatever it's all good
Thats a fine ass bitch....... SIKE HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

 

I M fuckin jelouse you have more cans than me I only have about 25 KRYLONS, and MONTANTA it's all good babe HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

 

B) SHIT'S HIP HOP Where's that at yo get me back on that STAY UP... [/b][/quote]
just because someone posts something doesnt mean they did it so i highly doubt kwest is going to pm you

silly goose

 

that a hot fr8

 

kwest is dope but I highy doubt he is going to hit you back with a private message.

 

just a reminder, when you guys post a picture that you didn't take, please give credit to the person that did.

 

QUOTE: FunkYOship

YO....I dont have anything close to 25 cans........I should be jealous of your montana's and your krylon....your rocking with quality

I only have a shit load of markals....beautifull markals

Im broke

 

Who is Bozo Texino?
by Bill Daniel

55 min. black and white, experimental/documentary.

Who is Bozo Texino? is a film on the 100-year-old tradition of hobo and railworker graffiti. The project is the result of a 20-year study of "monikers " and is fabricated from hours of 16mm and super 8 film, most of it shot on freight trips across the western US. The film includes interviews with some of the railroad's greatest graffiti legends: Colossus of Roads, The Rambler, Herby (RIP) and the granddaddy of them all, Bozo Texino. The film also catches some of the socioeconomic history of hobo subculture from its roots after the Civil War to the present day. Included are interviews with tramps that Daniel encountered in his travels. The range of the interviews, and the film's style deal with both the clichés and the harsh realities of tramp life. In researching hobo culture Daniel found the written histories fraught with myth, and was initially frustrated by the apparent lack of verifiable truth to much of the lore.

"At some point in the research, and in the filming, I had to give up on the idea of being able to tell every story down to the detail. One of my initial impulses was to create a highly resolved document that would allow people in the future to see exactly what this culture was like. Impossible enough. But at the same time I was painfully aware that to broadcast these discoveries would alter or wreck the innocence and freedom that was there. Gradually, I realized that to report on freight train culture I should just acknowledge this mythologizing that permeates the culture and adopt that as an essential part of my approach. But the difficulty was, at the same time, to present this purely documentary material that I earnestly want to be appreciated and preserved. And no matter what the disappointment might be in finding the lonely reality behind a particular myth or graffiti, there is a mystery, or truth, that will always evade the documentarian and the audience." - Bill Daniel

http://www.sunsetscavenger.net/

 

Something random from today, I wish our layup had boxcars

 

I saw that when he came to Montreal as part of the 'Lucky Bum Tour'.

 

Ok those are not my pictures, they are stollen from www.cpr.ca

I went to check the dates for the holliday train to noticed i missed-it ( december 5th ) and on top of that it didn't go to mtl main yard this year...I wished I had my own picture though
anyways here some holliday spirit fr8 pictures for ya'll

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the stage box car....lol
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he knows it all
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you better be nice or else

 

the holiday train rolled through my town last week. didn't get to go see it though, the weather was so bad that the busses were cancelled. oh well, I saw it the year before.

flow, how was that documentary? Bill Daniels is starting a new tour in spring 2005, maybe I can persuade him to make a stop in my town.

 

Dob you ought to post those Ident trains you caught