That guy's name is Walt Jabsco.

[QUOTE=SkaBandit]That guy's name is Walt Jabsco.[/QUOTE]
Yeah! Him!

He's based off Peter Tosh

[url]http://www.metroactive.com/papers/metro/12.19.96/gifs/peter-tosh-9651.jpg[/url]

Look familiar?

[QUOTE=RudeBoyStompin]He's based off Peter Tosh

[url]http://www.metroactive.com/papers/metro/12.19.96/gifs/peter-tosh-9651.jpg[/url]

Look familiar?[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.thespecials.com/images/photos/history/toshtowalt.jpg[/url]

Vaguely...:)

I just made these 2 shirts tonight:

[url]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c11/Ghostfire3/Aaron008.jpg[/url]
[url]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c11/Ghostfire3/Aaron009.jpg[/url]
[url]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c11/Ghostfire3/Aaron005.jpg[/url]
[url]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c11/Ghostfire3/Aaron006.jpg[/url]
[url]http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c11/Ghostfire3/Aaron007.jpg[/url]

The U.S. Bombs one is pretty basic, and unfortunately I rolled a little paint off of the stencil and onto the shirt. I'm pretty happy with the way the Operation Ivy one came out, though.

Definitely like the op ivy one.

The Op Ivy one looks nice.
I don't think the little smudge on the US Bombs ruins it, adds a bit of character and a lot of fake stencil shirts have those marks anyway.

Yeah, I did that on my Residents shirt. No one really notices it, and it gives it that nice homemade look.

does anyone have a white hat that they really like but because it's white you always get those nasty sweat stains in it, but you won't wash it because it will lose its shape? well here is something for you...instead of using bleach which will ruin the fibres in your hat and make it smell funky, apply a liberal amount of whitening mouthwash onto a cloth (ensure the mouthwash is clear in colour), and then rub the mouthwashy cloth over the sweat stained parts of the hat in question. make sure the mouthwash soakes in, but do not apply to much as that will result in the previously mentioned adverse effects. Leave the hat to completely dry out (about 20 mins with the correct amount of fluid) and you will be left with a brilliantly white, perfectly shaped hat which is also minty fresh

[QUOTE=time bomb]does anyone have a white hat that they really like but because it's white you always get those nasty sweat stains in it, but you won't wash it because it will lose its shape? well here is something for you...instead of using bleach which will ruin the fibres in your hat and make it smell funky, apply a liberal amount of whitening mouthwash onto a cloth (ensure the mouthwash is clear in colour), and then rub the mouthwashy cloth over the sweat stained parts of the hat in question. make sure the mouthwash soakes in, but do not apply to much as that will result in the previously mentioned adverse effects. Leave the hat to completely dry out (about 20 mins with the correct amount of fluid) and you will be left with a brilliantly white, perfectly shaped hat which is also minty fresh[/QUOTE]
Okay, basically, doesn't that just break down to "Washing white hats with mouthwash works?" That's actually pretty cool though, washing stuff with mouthwash.

Orange slices clean chucks very nicely.

[QUOTE=time bomb]does anyone have a white hat that they really like but because it's white you always get those nasty sweat stains in it, but you won't wash it because it will lose its shape? well here is something for you...instead of using bleach which will ruin the fibres in your hat and make it smell funky, apply a liberal amount of whitening mouthwash onto a cloth (ensure the mouthwash is clear in colour), and then rub the mouthwashy cloth over the sweat stained parts of the hat in question. make sure the mouthwash soakes in, but do not apply to much as that will result in the previously mentioned adverse effects. Leave the hat to completely dry out (about 20 mins with the correct amount of fluid) and you will be left with a brilliantly white, perfectly shaped hat which is also minty fresh[/QUOTE]
strange that this should come up, since just yesterday my friends noticed this giant sweat stain in our friend's hat. Unfortunately, the inside of the hat is red, so I don't think that this method will work. Still nice to know, and I'll try it sometime.

That Op Ivy shirt is awesome.

You could always get one of those hat washing cages at the store. They cost like 2 bucks at Big Lots. You just put it in there and throw it in the washer with your regular clothes. That's how I wash my hat, and I wear the thing every single day.

*doesn't have a hat* :upset:

I have a tophat. :cool:

I want a scally cap but they're muy expensivo.

[QUOTE=asdf]I have a tophat. :cool:[/QUOTE]
i nearly bought a bowler hat when i was in toronto. but i was ten buxx short. :upset:

I have a really old flatcap. It is the most awesomely cool looking hat.

Yesterday I drew up a simple AM! stencil. It just says Against Me! in that font they always use, and its going to have a pink or yellow, not sure yet, lightning bolt behind the Against Me! part.

Today or tomorrow I'm going to get some fabric paint and a black t-shirt.

I'd go with the pink.

So one of my friends and I spray painted the hood of his car into a brickwork design. Almost photoreal looking, but still looks handsprayed. I should have pictures in the next few days.

[QUOTE=skavid]So one of my friends and I spray painted the hood of his car[/QUOTE]
Read that out loud a few times and tell me how it sounds.


Was alcohol involved?

[QUOTE=Crack-Rock-Steady]Read that out loud a few times and tell me how it sounds.


Was alcohol involved?[/QUOTE]

Haha. No alcohol or other mind-altering drugs. It was his idea.

how would you recomend making patches. Im talking like, the printed kind, not the embroidered ones.

[QUOTE=Weezerfan_returns]how would you recomend making patches. Im talking like, the printed kind, not the embroidered ones.[/QUOTE]
I dont really make them, but you could try getting a bit of fabric, like..canvas kinda material, a stencil and fabric paint. Thats what my friend does anyway.

Punk Jacket
 

Hey, I am looking into getting a leather jacket, one i can put studs into ect. but i don't know where to get one. Does any one know, any help will be appreaciated

Ask in here:
[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=250047[/url]

[url]http://www.crustpunks.com[/url]
Yes, it's not real leather.
:cough cough, vegan:
But it's REALLY nice.
I have one, I patched and studded it.
It's about $160, I think.

Any ideas of other places i can put my patches & pins?

/Jacket and guitar gig bag full