Plaid Again?

Sandy, Moxxxie and me went out to Fort Funston dog beach to take the pups out for the day.

The water fountain is like a “the club” for dogs.

The walk down to the beach…

…Always worth the walk. Pork freegen loves it.

Pork & beans…

Ham & Eggs…

Super carnitas taco meal…

and some sort of pork sandwich thing that I got at the parkside…
Yeah, um… I’m pretty sure I’m not gonna make it to 31.

But this thing reminds me of like half my friends. Fucked I know.

Motorcycle gear designed by skateboarders. You see that plaid? Ahhh… so sick. Check out Loser Machine helmets and gear here.

Over the years I’ve collected a ton of skate memorabilia, not all of it I really need (believe it or not). I’m going to be adding things periodically to the - Stuff For Sale - page here on Plaid Again. Now anyone can look for that perfect gift for the skate nerd in their life.

Circa 1967. This is “Bad Ass” Lloyd sittin on his 1948 Indian motorcycle.

*Note: I found this photo online and have no idea who this dude is, but I do know, he is super bad ass.

First things first: The bums in Baltimore are exhausted! Its too hot!
But at least the city has benches everywhere to pile out on… when needed. Thank god.

Second: The Food. So bad for you.. but taste SO GOOD. And Boh’s… Flowing like wine!

Third: Puddin goes to a place called Peter’s every first Thursday (of the month) for amazing food and really cheap beer! Plaid Again is backing the place %100!

Last (not least): Randy is still funny as fuck.

All photos: Puddin. (best dude)

Sandy and I went to a show downtown last night and watched two of our friends. They have a roller skate act where they do crazy stunts on a small 8 foot circular platform. It was gnarly. The show was completely amazing. Full of magic tricks, gymnastic stunts, music and acting. We weren’t allowed to take photos, but I snuck this one in during one of the acts.
We never do stuff like this so it was a total treat. $11 whisky drink? $7 Stella bottle? No problem. You only live once right?

Out of every Indian motorcycle I’ve seen yet this one is my favorite. It’s a 1913 Excelsior Big Twin. If money was falling from the sky I would build one just like this one. This bike is so nice.

This is a Boswell. The headlight, the bars, the whole pre-war/pre-1930s motorcycle style is so sick.

Unlike the Boswell, this one is stripped down. No extra flair. I have no idea what year/model this bike is, but I really really like this bike.

Go here…

…and eat this.

It’s that easy!

Motorcycles, skateboards, Grass Valley… Goodtimes.