Hackey sack is for the people, not just hippies. I'm the punkest person in this forum and I rule at hackey sack.

so one time my friend bea was wearing a virginia university shirt and my other friend jon the gay thought it said omnibus so im going to make him this shirt:
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you can't be the punkest person on here unless you've got an "up teh punx" tattoo over your heart and are addicted to heroin.

end of story.

ps: "up teh pux"

[QUOTE=Chicken And Waffuls]i jammed my toe today playing hacky sac and it is killing me. is there any way to heal it?[/QUOTE]
Don't kick things.

[QUOTE=POINTLESS5448]so one time my friend bea was wearing a virginia university shirt and my other friend jon the gay thought it said omnibus so im going to make him this shirt:
[url]http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d172/pointless5448/omnibus.gif[/url]
itll be 2 layers.[/QUOTE]
I never thought to used the bandwidth limit exceeded picture! Looks difficult.

[QUOTE=justin toxicated]you can't be the punkest person on here unless you've got an "up teh punx" tattoo over your heart and are addicted to heroin. [/QUOTE]
He has a point.

I think I lol'ed at every one of your replies. ^ Good work.

I heard Ian MacKaye wears flip flops.

ok i cant get it to work ill just make it and take pictures of it later.

[QUOTE=Golan]I heard Ian MacKaye wears flip flops.[/QUOTE]
I heard flip-flops are the fa[size=2]ggot[/size]iest excuse for footwear on the planet.

Tell that to most of my college.

Or most of any college, for that matter.

Today I wore my dockshoes.

im gonna make a state radio patch and i was wonderin whats a good material for patches preferably a little thicker than a t-shirt. Or does any craft store sell just like sections of fabric that i could cut into a small square or rectangle? Thanks for the help

[QUOTE=incubass]im gonna make a state radio patch and i was wonderin whats a good material for patches preferably a little thicker than a t-shirt. Or does any fabric store sell just like sections of fabric that i could cut into a small square or rectangle? Thanks for the help[/QUOTE]

I bought an approx. 10 ft. square piece of painter's canvas from my school's bookstore, and it worked fine for patches.

^cool, what color is it though, i forgot to say that i would prefer black.

You can buy black canvas at most fabric stores. I have some, that I never use because I'm lazy and don't make patches.

alright thanks ill go check michaels or jo-ann fabrics soon.

They will almost definitely have some.

[QUOTE=Golan]I heard Ian MacKaye wears flip flops.[/QUOTE]

OMG! Punk gossip(sp?)!

DON'T SPEND MONEY ON FABRIC! It is completely pointless. Go to a tailor's and ask if they have any spare cuttings, or go to the back of a fabric store and have a rummage through their garbage.

/Punk has lost its way:upset:

Aren't you punk as **** :rolleyes:

Damn straight.

Got hold of a bunch of Anti-ID pamphlets and a whole lot of Resistance bulletins today, had a good time handing them out in the rain.

In DIY news, I made a stencil of Emiliano Zapata, and I'm going to make one for the St. Patrick's Battalion, but there's no pics of them (seeing as it was in the Mexico-American war), anyone have any ideas?

Viva los zapatistas!

[QUOTE=Golan]Viva los zapatistas![/QUOTE]

Are you Israeli?

Viva la San Patricios!

No he's not Israeli.

Golan is a Jewish name.

yo ERAN SHUT UP.

So is Eric. I know a guy called Eric.

I'm going to develop a way to make portable, concealable, practical and quick protest placards. I will need tape.

I'm not Israeli, but congratulations on being officially the first person to ask me that.

Try stickers for your protest placards (much harder to get off walls than mere tape)

Well, I printed my first shirt tonight with some fabric paint, a foam brush, and some card stock. I was prety sloppy with it, but I dig the results. I've got soem plans for some more detailed ones to come too. I'll post shots of them as they come.

Sublime Shirt: [url]http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=43789009&imageID=766726107&MyToken=21329dbc-2024-45c5-b4d9-8fab2da75045[/url]

Thanks to everyone who posted stuff in here about printing.

ive def seen worse. not bad for a beginner. next time give Freezer Paper a shot.

It did come out pretty sloppy, but not too bad.

So I just ran out of spray adhesive.

Le sigh.

Get four or five pieces of blank card, about 2 and a half feet long and a foot wide. Line them up so they form a neat square, with the blank bit facing down. Tape along the seams were one card ends and another begins, and voilla! You have a blank placard that you can fold up to be just 2 1/2 feet long and 1 foot wide without creasing the cards. Now just draw your design on the blank part. I wrote Protect Free Speech on mine with a pencil, just to see if it fits. Then I thickened the writing with the pencil, then I got a black permanent marker and filled it in properly. Gave the marker a few minutes to dry out properly, folded it up, and marched out to Parliament Square. That took me less than half an hour to make.

I used advertising cards I liberated from the Tube, they're pretty sturdy but they're thin, which is good, and they can be rolled up without much damage to the card.

[QUOTE=coheneran]Get four or five pieces of blank card, about 2 and a half feet long and a foot wide. Line them up so they form a neat square, with the blank bit facing down. Tape along the seams were one card ends and another begins, and voilla! You have a blank placard that you can fold up to be just 2 1/2 feet long and 1 foot wide without creasing the cards. Now just draw your design on the blank part. I wrote Protect Free Speech on mine with a pencil, just to see if it fits. Then I thickened the writing with the pencil, then I got a black permanent marker and filled it in properly. Gave the marker a few minutes to dry out properly, folded it up, and marched out to Parliament Square. That took me less than half an hour to make.

I used advertising cards I liberated from the Tube, they're pretty sturdy but they're thin, which is good, and they can be rolled up without much damage to the card.[/QUOTE]
If you are looking to make big poster type things try making some wheatpaste and using that to put posters up.

You could put the wheatpaste in a bottle in your bag, along with a brush. THen just roll up the poster.

And when wheatpaste dries it's nearly impossible to get off.

I wonder if that even made sense..

Yeah, I know what you mean. But this is the sort of placard you use for holding at protests. The problem is that the cops have patrols around planned protest zones on the day and when they see a bunch of kids holding placards and walking in that direction, they give us hassle.

I used a big stencil to make a big "BLACK POWER!" fist on my civil rights timeline for school. I also have a picture of Martin Luther King, Jr. shooting pool behind his back.

im very much into urban exploration and odd buildings in general and i found this one website some time ago that documented all these strange buildings in my county/state. it was kind of like a Weird "your state here" magazine without the little kids from hot topic driving two hours to see a penis-shaped tree. anyway, on the site once i saw that whoever made the site posted this abandoned building in my city that i never knew about and on one of the walls someone spraypainted the ghost-mascot from Ghostbusters with it's fist in the air (instead of one or two fingers) and it said "Black Power" in the ghostbusters font.

it was pretty hilarious. by the time i found the land that the person documented, both the stencil and the majority of the building had been demolished.

Bummer. I finally managed to get a copy of the Squatters Handbook, next time I have a free Sunday or Saturday, I'll probably scan it onto PDF, or photocopy it.

[QUOTE=coheneran]Get four or five pieces of blank card, about 2 and a half feet long and a foot wide. Line them up so they form a neat square, with the blank bit facing down. Tape along the seams were one card ends and another begins, and voilla! You have a blank placard that you can fold up to be just 2 1/2 feet long and 1 foot wide without creasing the cards. Now just draw your design on the blank part. I wrote Protect Free Speech on mine with a pencil, just to see if it fits. Then I thickened the writing with the pencil, then I got a black permanent marker and filled it in properly. Gave the marker a few minutes to dry out properly, folded it up, and marched out to Parliament Square. That took me less than half an hour to make.

I used advertising cards I liberated from the Tube, they're pretty sturdy but they're thin, which is good, and they can be rolled up without much damage to the card.[/QUOTE]

That sounds pretty cool.

def scan it.