September 29th, 2011
By Chris Love
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HELP
JAPAN!
March 13th, 2011
By Marcus

You probably already heard the news.
On 3/11, 8.9 Magnitude Earthquake hit Northeast of Japan, also triggered 30-foot ferocious Tsunami to destroy coastal city of Sendai, the city in Miyagi prefecture (state) closest to the quake’s epicenter. After the earthquake, the whole nation was followed with over 100 aftershocks, and we just got another one as I write this. The images are apoclayptic, so surreal that it almost resembled scenes from a Hollywood disaster movies.
*Hover over each satellite photo to view the devastation caused by the earthquake and tsunami at the bottom link↓↓↓
JAPAN EARTHQUAKE: BEFORE & AFTER
Hundreds of miles of Japan’s northeast coastline, entire towns are swamped, leaving thousands dead and thousands (still counting as I write) left with no homes, food, and water and heat. And there are not enough resources to quickly reach – or even contact – the tens of thousands who remain missing.
Prime Minister Naoto Kan called the disaster the country’s worst crisis since World War II. While Tokyo was given a good shake, amazingly it survived largely undamaged. However, one feeling we’ve all sharing at the moment is a terrible sense of uselessness. I wish I can taken it upon myself to get in a car and head north but it’s not the most sensible option at this moment.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!!!!!!
Even if its just $10, it can really be saving someone’s life right now!!! One man’s meal could mean another man’s life. I recommend the following sites:
American Red Cross
*If you are in US, simply text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10 from your phone (you’ll be prompted to confirm with a second text reading YES).
International Medical Corps
WORLD VISION
Doctors Without Borders
Save the Children
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!! <3
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UNION LOS ANGELES PRESENTS: VISVIM AUTUMN/ WINTER 2011 COLLECTION
March 6th, 2011
By Anwar Carrots

Me + Hiroki Nakamura

Chris Gibbs (Union Los Angeles)

Mos Def


It was a privilege to attend this trunk show at the Chateau Marmount in Hollywood on Sunset Boulevard. I got to meet Hiroki Nakamura himself. Very knowledgeable and humble dude. Mos Def was attendance as well, real wavy talking about Tyler The Creator and Earl to me and Chris Gibbs. Tried Macaroons for the first time, sipped on some mimosas courtesy of wavy ass Estelle. She is so beautiful, classy, English accent… let me stop (hahahaha)! Thank you to Beeficus (Shameless NY) for linking me with email, and thank you Union LA for the hospitality. I need to be in Japan!
More Images: Peas & Carrots International
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NIKE SPORTSWEAR LOS FEARLESS PACKAGE
February 10th, 2011
By Anwar Carrots





Thank you Rachel (NSW) for the wavy Los Fearless Package, highly appreciative (I Love You!)! “Swag me the fuck out”- OFWGTKA
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Peas & Carrots International featured on Complex Magazine
February 1st, 2011
By Anwar Carrots


Thank you very much to Phil Annand (Madbury Club) & Joe La Puma (Complex Magazine)
Read Here: Complex Magazine
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Currently on the Mac Miller Incredibly Dope Tour
January 17th, 2011
By Anwar Carrots
So… Casey Veggies is currently on tour with Mac Miller for the West Coast stretch. I’m aboard documenting the whole experience of the becoming of greatness (the future). I’ll try to update as much during the tour. Right now I am blogging via Motel 6 bathroom listening to anything Lex Luger related on my iTunes. Speaking of Lex Luger, make sure you all download that new Juicy J x Lex Luger Mixtape (what I have been listening to lately, shout out Juicy J)! Here are a few photos from the Los Angeles show by Calmatic.


Dom Kennedy

Tyler The Creator

DTA + Odd Toddlers

30,000


Mac Miller


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WEEKEND OF RAGE
January 11th, 2011
By Cali


The Classy And Respectable First Rage Of The New Year
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