Monday, May 18, 2009

MEDIUM DAY PACK by NORTH FACE PURPLE LABEL




Two nice backpacks are coming from the Spring/Summer 2009 Collection of The North Face Purple Label. The Medium Day Pack is available in white/yellow and in white/pink. Unfortunately the Purple Label collection is exclusive to Japan.

For more info, visit: www.thenorthface.com

Billionaire Boys Club & Ice Cream Weekend Releases




















For more info or to purchase, visit: www.bbcicecream.com

Friday, May 15, 2009

Have You Seen My Three Championship Rings??? LOL!!!!


LeBron You Have To Be Hungry!!!!!! LOL!

START SAVING NOW! Veritas RS III Supercar







Packing a choice of 480-horsepower V8 or 600-horsepower V10 sourced from BMW's elite M division, the RS III carries a price tag upwards of $375,000 and can accelerate to 60 miles per hour in less than four seconds in route to a top speed in excess of 200 mph while delivering the most unadulterated motoring experience known to man. Only 50 will be produced, and the first is making its world debut at the London show. I WOULDN’T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH THIS VEHICLE IF IT WAS IN MY POSSESSION!!!!! ;-)

WOW!!!! U.K. Man Builds World's Smallest Car Out Of Children's Ride



Standing just 39 inches tall and 26 inches wide, the little red Postman Pat car is apparently well-known in Europe as a children's toy. Oddly enough, it's now known all over the globe as the World's Smallest Street-Legal Car. The ridiculously small vehicle owes its newfound fame to a 47 year-old man in the U.K. named Perry Watkins, who gutted the plaything, added a steel frame to the fiberglass shell and propped it all up with the chassis from a quad. Powered by a 150cc single-cylinder four-stroke engine hooked to the rear wheels, Watkins' machine won't be keeping up with traffic on the motorway, but its working headlamps, taillights, windshield wipers, horn and turn signals have enabled it to become fully street legal in Britain. The small-displacement engine reportedly returns 70 miles per gallon and manages to push the diminutive flame-painted flyer to what is likely a white-knuckle top speed of 40 mph. I would suffocate in this car, literally! ;-)