Ehhh not a good day...

BUT this did make me smile though. It's always so much sweeter to laugh at the misfortunes of others.



++I will introduce you to my dog Stray in a few days++

False Religion Jeans (and why I won't wear them)

Regardless of the fact that I can't afford them, EVEN IF I was ballin out of control I still would not wear True Religion jeans and here's why:

The True Religion logo is literally a brand on your backside that identifies you as a certain type. This type is a typical LA/Hollywood dude who enjoys going to places where he can see and be seen. He throws on his TR jeans and feels confident that people will acknowledge the "prestige" that goes along with this look.

Secondly, True Religion should be paying me to advertise for them rather than me paying $250 for them. Now don't get me wrong, there's a huge difference between 50 dollar jeans and 150 dollar jeans and I'm not knockin people who buy them, but spending upwards of 250 bucks to advertise a wack lifestyle for an overhyped company is ridiculous.

u dont see this everyday!

Ok so this is a pic of me and my friend Bahi who like me is half african american and half iranian. We've been friends since 2000 and met on Blackplanet (on BLAST alert: if you had a blackplanet page at one point you are probably in your late 20's/early 30's.)

My father is iranian and my mother is african american but for her its the other way around. Either way, it's a VERY unique mix particularly because of the extreme cultural differences. Bahi speaks fluent farsi, which is DOPE! She's been back to Iran and spoke with family and all that. I'm about to learn farsi for that reason...and also so I can confuse the persian waiters in westwood when I order my ghormeh sabzi.

Khodafes.

It ain't Kraft but definitely a Cool Whip.

The Cadillac World Thorium Fuel Concept Car is created by Lorus Kulesus and it is meant to last for a century. The name of the 90th element – thorium – in the title of the design proposal is no coincident.

Kulesus sees the element acting as a nuclear fuel so the batteries powering the car can rely on an almost infinite source of energy. The fact that World Thorium Concept adds up as WTF is at the same time humorous and exact: it is a little bit far-fetched, but a futuristic concept has to be.


The wheels of the WTF don’t have individual tires. Each wheel is made up of six thin wheels so in case of a failure in some of them the thorium-powered futurist can keep on moving.

All the 24 wheels in total have their own induction motor. Kulesus explained to Coroflot: “The vehicle would require the tires to be adjusted every five years, but no material would need to be added or subtracted.”

**I think I'll start saving up for this**

Not in a hurry to have kids!

Which is not to say I don't love kids. Far from the truth. I love them, from a distance and without my genes. This is a clip from a recent family getogether (can anyone find out if this is a real word for me? thanks) and includes a bunch of kids wreaking havoc in my cousins mancave.

I'd like to welcome myself to this blog.

Welcome Babak Amiri. In this blog you will allow the world to see into your inner workings so that they may better grasp the complex person that is you.

Thank you for giving yourself to the blogging community and I ask that you pledge your blogging space to good and wholesome use.