Pacific Division - Taste

Obey in SF Starting Saturday

R.I.P. Dr. Octagon

THSF

Currently am in SF and visit this place in SF whenever I Can.

The Hundreds



The Hundreds Is Huge

Move Completed.

As some of you know we are still in development of our clothing line and new location to be moved elsewhere in Porterville. I am currently in the bay area while Efrain is still in Central Cali holding it down. More events, photos and news will be posted as we further dive into our situation. Be on the look out for more products and Central Cali gear to arise in new fashion.

-JV of P.I. (Primary Ink)

SK8FACE

Look Ahead For Aug. 1st

Underdogs To Top Dogs: Fresno State NCAA Champions

"Fresno State completed the most improbable run in recent college sports history as they became the lowest seed ever to win a national championship defeating the Georgia Bulldogs 6-1 on Wednesday night at Rosenblatt Stadium. The night belonged to Steve Detwiler who had a career night in the championship game going 4-4, driving in all six Fresno State runs and setting College World Series records for the most home runs in a championship game with two, most home runs in a championship series with three, most RBIs in a championship game with six, most RBIs in a championship series with nine, most extra base hits in a championship game, most bases in a championship game with 11 and in a fitting end to the game he caught the final out for Fresno State.

Fresno State scored two runs in the top of the second inning off of a two run blast by Steve Detwiler. Detwiler drove in the third run of the game in the top of the fourth with a double that scored Steve Susdorf and the Detwiler continued his one man onslaught with a three run blast in the top of the sixth and then capped off his night with a single in the top of the eighth.

Fresno State got a masterful outing out of Justin Wilson who head coach Mike Batesole was just hoping to et four or five innings out of tonight. Wilson went eight strong innings giving up just one run on a Gordon Beckham home run in the bottom of the eighth. He surrendered just five hits and struck out nine.

After trailing 5-0 heading into the bottom of the third inning in game two, the Fresno State offense outscored Georgia 25-6 over the next 12 innings.

Fresno State en route to the championship defeated the #2 national seed North Carolina twice, the #3 national seed Arizona State twice, the #6 national seed Rice once and the #8 national seed Georgia twice. In addition they defeated two Top 20 teams in Long Beach State and San Diego twice. Fresno State also joined Oregon State (2006) as the only two teams to have lost the first game of the championship series and gone on to win the title.

The championship is the first for Fresno State and just the second in school history as the softball team took home a national championship in 1998. "

Source: thecollegebaseballblog.com

Fa Fa Fresh Friday

This a new twist on fresh that has
been riving with the 80's electronic'a
feel. His cool, is splendid! Nah, it be tight.
Ha, inside joke.

The man thats heating it up, Adam Tensta.
(Mad props on the the Hundreds gear. No the the is not a typo.)

One thing about this artist is that he'll be back before
you know it.

Buzzing through the Day

Buzz, Buzz, Buzz.
The day revolves around the latest buzz.
At least that how it felt today.
In a time of reflection, i've noticed that we
have all become a hypebeast in our own way.
Some dig into killer vans, a fresh stussy tee, or
a sharp baseball hat to rep their emotion
in the flavor of color and overall style to
complete themslef.
Mostly its to feel fresh but is to catch the
eye of the opposite sex and being relevant
with trends.
All in all this vid by Shwayze captures
the essence of summer and the countless
defeats of receiving that glance from
such a lady/guy (for the females), acknowleding
ones own stlye.


(Ahh!!, stupid, universal have to request the actual vid, but at
least this one is practically the same with an annoying ad
added on. Like we don't get those all the time while surfing the net.)