Kilian Martin’s short skateboarding video, “Altered Route”. Not only are Kilian’s freestyle tricks some of the coolest and most creative that I’ve seen since Rodney Mullen, but this video is just beautiful. All of it was shot in a ghost town at an abandoned water park somewhere in California.
There’s nothing like running to the world’s first soft-serve vegan ice cream truck that’s really “like no udder”! We couldn’t miss out on adding this 100 percent dairy-free food truck serving Providence, Rhode Island, and surrounding cities in Massachusetts. Satisfy your sweet tooth with these tempting vegan treats. If you’re a chocolate fanatic, then check out Like No Udder’s Chocolate-Peanut Butter Shake or the Chocolate Soft-Serve Ice Cream, both of which are sure to take you to a happy place. You can even enjoy a classic root beer float and vegan candy bars and slushies.
Galcos Soda Pop Stop is a store in Los Angeles that only sells soda pop, only in glass bottles. He almost exclusively sells obscure, independent, family-owned brands without high fructose corn syrup and is one of the cutest, happiest people I’ve ever seen. I absolutely need to visit this place and go soda shopping and then give him a high five for making a little boy like me’s dream come true!Galcos Soda Pop Stop is a place I need to visit.
John Nese is the proprietor of Galcos Soda Pop Stop in LA. His father ran it as a grocery store, and when the time came for John to take charge, he decided to convert it into the ultimate soda-lovers destination. About 500 pops line the shelves, sourced lovingly by John from around the world. John has made it his mission to keep small soda-makers afloat and help them find their consumers. Galcos also acts as a distributor for restaurants and bars along the West Coast, spreading the gospel of soda made with cane sugar (no high-fructose corn syrup if John can avoid it).
One of the many dead bodies in Aokigahara in Japan. Fifty-four people successfully killed themselves in this notorious Japanese forest in 2010 alone.
Do you realize that when you arrive in Sweden intent to stay there they're not going to let you in? They have laws and regulations to keep a guy like you out. Maybe if you actually got a job and are resourceful than you can apply to immigrate there. As it is now your chances are 0. Try going to Canada and getting a job and see how fast your escorted to the border. You're a moron who lives in a country most would want to be in but since blonds are better than everyone else you want north!
It’s totally possible to immigrate to Sweden, actually. Obviously, there’s a long process to do so, but as I’ve said several times before on here, moving to another country just is not a priority of mine right now. I’m not really sure what you mean by “a guy like me”, but Sweden does not have any particular laws against what types of people are allowed in their country. Immigration to Sweden had reached its highest point in 2009 and a huge portion of their population is a product of immigration.
Statistically, people actually do not want to come to America anymore. Less people are immigrating here (legally and illegally) than ever before and more and more people are opting to leave. I’m not really sure what you mean by “because blonds are better”; I’ve spelled out in detail why I specifically would prefer to live in Scandinavia several times already.
How about Australia? What are your thoughts?
AnonymousI hear Australia is really great, too. They’re pretty progressive in many ways, which is nice. I seem to have a lot of great followers and zine customers from there, which may or may not indicate how awesome people are there.
are there any other countries in europe besides sweden that are appealing to you?
AnonymousMost of Europe is appealing to me, but Sweden really stands out as the best. My second choice would probably be Norway.
While I agree that alcohol ads in Australia aren't as sexist, I think that they do reinforce ideas of what a 'real man' should do/be, even to the point of covering their beers when apparently 'gay' things are happening or being ashamed of buying 'girly drinks'. Also women being ingredients in beer... Check out 'Best 10 Australian Beer Advertisement' on Youtube, there are a lot of creative (and plain strange) ones :3. Just adding my two cents :p.
Apparently, no one has the same opinion of Australian alcohol ads.
With the whole alcohol/feminist thing: I live in Australia and most alcohol companies (minus a small percentage) don't sexualise women in their ads. They mostly aim at the Australian/blokey/humourous/laid back way of life, and often portray women in their ads in a friend/non sexual way. Most of the ads are really clever or hilarious, knowing that that is what will attract Australians to remember and buy their product. It's all quite different to American advertisement.
And then, coincidentally and interestingly, this view from Australia.
