Holden Holding it Down

Last year I copped the Burnside for mad cheap.  I love the jacket.  The details blow any sub $200 Burton jacket out of the water.  I had the 2 in 1 Burton and did a comparisson to the Holden and it was no competition.  Holden’s quality is top notch.

Holden’s new season looks really strong.  There are two particular pieces that look great.  I am really looking forward to whatever else comes out from Holden.

My favorite jacket has to be the Brighton piece.  Since I am in sunny SoCal there really isn’t even a need for a jacket on most days.  I go up with a tee, and have a Supreme Box hoody in my backpack 50% of the time.

However, I really want to pick this jacket up because Holden is definitely not just for the slopes.  They don’t have the super baggy fit like most snow gear.  And even if it’s just the movies it is good to know your jacket has all the nice accouterments for a blizzard.

The other pieces are all good, but the Brighton is my stand out-favorite.  I also have a special spot for the last jacket in this post; just not enough to write more about it.

On two the second pick.  The Flynn is fire in my opinion, it is a woman’s jacket but it is all-so tactical steezy.  Was considering copping in a larger size, but the Birghton looks too dope.  I’ll probably still try it out.

And the rest:

Real Quick

Here is a picture of Michael Jackson of what he looks like currently, and a picture of what he should look like if he had not undergone all that surgery.

I am a huge MJ fan, and thought I would share.

Conclusive Evidence that I am Poor

Just the other day I was calling friends cajoling them to get some tees to help me get to an order of 12 for an American Apparel discount, and then I learn that you have dirty French men fighting tooth and nail to buy the Buggati Veyron (of course men this rich do not fight, that was a figure of speech, men of their stature usually send their valets to duals).

Something is wrong when you have 90% of the people worrying about gas prices and food inflation, while you got a few 100 worried about whether they made the list for this exclusive car.

By any stretch of the imagination this is a great car. Coveted    Hermes treated leather, with their secret French stitching, adorn these seats. And of course there is that 1001 horsepower monster powering the whip. A bit much, and probably unnecessary, and that is what I have learned from being around people that are wealthy; it is the unnecessary that gives them joy.