Iron Heart Coaster - World Tour 2010-2012
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well, its time to finish up the malibu leg of the world tour.
today, its my backyard for some breakfast champagne!
my house borders santa monica conservancy land and the backbone trail out back and we have an ocean peek out front, so we feel that have a great combination of natural beauty and vistas.
i will miss bring the coasters around and having the additional talking point. teh coasters always lead to a discussion of japanese denim and iron heart. always.
wow, should i bring them to SF and the mecca (SESF)?
nahhh… its time to get these puppies on to the next member!
plenty of time for SF shots!
simon
ps, as to something i said the other day...to succeed in politics, it is often necessary to rise above your principles.
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Very nice indeed.
Wanna trade lives for a while?…
Katsushin,
the grass is always greener… in malibu!
(only kidding)
malibu is great unless you have problems with either earth/wind/fire/ and or water.
it doesnt suck.
simon
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wish i'd have known you were in austin. we could have done some serious damage to those coasters…
Didn't realize you were in Austin. Next time I'm there I'll have to PM you.
Yeah I don't dig these cats either…
Dude, Earth, Wind & Fire is awesome. Malibu earthquakes, mudslides & wildfires… not so much.
Simon, nice tour leg; Gilbertt, looking forward to seeing the coasters in Baltimore.
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needs an update
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if it is Gilbert he is in MD. . . should send Doug out to scout on one of his sleepless nights & figure out what the hell the coasters are doing.
now that would be an interesting update.
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Blood should wash out with cold water. Besides, they could use a little evo. I barely even spilled beer on them during my leg.
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Ok guys and gals, i still have no internet at my house just on my droid here. Ive been dicked around for almost 2 weeks by my wireless company. I havent had time to get to another computer. I will post as soon as i can. In the mean time who gets these next? Ill send them off and keep this ball rolling. Sorry again guys.
