The Snackman VS The Snow, Man

February 16th, 2007 | 7:18 am | Daily News | 4 Comments

Unless you’re the type to head out to Drop In, chances are, you’re going to be spending your long weekend pretty skateboardless. No worries, plenty of time to get drunk, buy new Dunks, cry when Supreme doesn’t have your size, and make sure your outfit matches. Here are a few things to help you get through your Friday before you go out to get drunk, high, or whatever the hell you do when you can’t skate.

The New York Skate Movie Trailer: This was new to me, and honestly, it got me more psyched to go out and skate than any skate video I’ve seen in recent memory. It makes a pretty interesting thesis, suggesting that the core of street skating’s development actually happened in New York, and not California, so I’ll definitely be on line to catch this when it (supposedly) comes out this Spring.

Chairman of the Board is a pretty interesting article from the D.C City Paper about Darren Harper, and how he came up in skateboarding. It makes the same mistakes that pretty much every writer outside of skateboarding does, but is worth your time either way.

48 Blocks has been posting a lot of good things recently: German Nieves Interview, Window Shopping at it’s finest, and Classic SF Footage.

Jersey Dave: Banned From Boston

Pryce Holmes: Tallest Skater in New York City

This guy is my new favorite musical artist of all-time. Dude has five albums out. Five. I got a lot of catching up to do.

I don’t need a magazine cover to tell me that Lil’ Wayne is homo (Actually, yes I do), but he is officially in the ranks of Lupe, Pharell, The Pack, and the other skateboard rappers because of this. “The Block Is Hot” era needs a comeback.

Three 6 Mafia Vs. Being John Malcovich. Thank you God, for placing me on the same earth as these great people.

New York City plans to ban iPods from being used on city streets. Yeah, good luck enforcing that.

And finally, what better way to cure the wintertime blues than with Jeezy the Snowman, he’s iced out, plus he got snow, man!

Don’t forget about the Harold Event tomorrow. I’ll see all of you when it gets warmer, and the snow is gone.

And yes, this is, and probably forever will be, the earliest update in Quarter Snacks history. 7AM. And I have an 8:30 class. Grindin’.

Harold Hunter Day

February 15th, 2007 | 12:53 am | Daily News | 2 Comments

Since it’s doubtful that most spots will be dry by Saturday, go to Forbidden City [212 Avenue A, Lower East Side] at 7PM and show some love for a New York legend. It’s a photography exhibit and a video screening (of I’m guessing the same video that KCDC premiered half of on the Harold Hunter Day back in late-summer/early-fall) in honor of the one year anniversary of Harold leaving this earth. The event is sponsored by the Harold Hunter Foundation.

Click here for the flyer

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Harold Hunter Day

October 1st, 2006 | 2:59 am | Daily News | No Comments

Next weekend (Saturday, October 7, 2006) is a day celebrating the life of Harold Hunter. From 12:00PM to 5:00PM there is a skate jam at the Lower East Side Park AKA TF 2 with product giveaways, new ramps, and music by Premier, Evil Dee and Vinnie Ponte. From 8PM to Midnight, there is a 18+ video premiere at KCDC for “Legends Never Die,” a video by RB Umali featuring 25 minutes of unreleased Harold footage. Sponsored by Zoo York, New Era, Official, Supreme, Autumn, KCDC, Red Bul, UXA, Verte, 5Boro, Rockstar, DQM, Rival, and Frank 151.

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