>.<
Cass<33
#fishnets #goth #gothic #deathrocker #deathrock #gothic #gothstyle
The Nasty Boys_ Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags.
Dindigul Uppukkari Tandhoori Chicken..! G.T.N College Road, N.S Nagar, Dindigul Contact Number:9626213178, 9786059130 Dindigul Uppukkari..! Namma Veetu Suvai..! Family Restaurant..! #DindigulTandhooriChicken #Chicken #DindigulBusness #DindigulHotels #tandoorichicken #tandoorichickentikka #tandoorichickenrecip @dindigulthookusatti @dindigul_foodie @dindigulfoodieboy @dindigul_biriyani @dindigul_.boys_.and_.girls
If the photographs in Stephen Shames’ series _Bronx Boys_ don’t seem to sit comfortably alongside the funny, shareable, imagined-one-day-and-shot-the next photographic projects which we are so accustomed to seeing on the internet, then that’s because they don’t. Rather, _Bronx Boys_ is the product of 23 years spent photographing a group of people living in the Bronx, New York City, and the photographs were taken not to garner likes or shares, but to publicise the plight of one of the poorest areas in NYC.
If you feel like a badass when you pedal faster at the very first flicker of an amber traffic light then please sit back and allow the pre-teen boys in filmmaker Lofty Nathan's first film, _12 O'Clock Boys_ to put you to shame. The film focuses on an urban dirt-bike gang of the same name in Baltimore, who pride themselves on the wheelies they pull. "They call them the 12 O'Clock Boys because they drop the bike straight back. If you get to 12 o'clock, you the shit." The documentary's main subject, Pug, is a bright kid from the westside who has grown up long before his time, and who will do anything to join to the riders in their traffic weaving, bike- racing brotherhood. "I've been on this earth for a decade and a couple years. So what that makes me? I'm a grown ass man."
