San Miguel Mexico

A very Artfully Disheveled wedding.

Outside Casa Luna.

Kurt clears our tamale making friend in the Raiders jacket of his stock after a bottle of mescal and some delightful sangrita chasers.

A toast to Trey from this delicious but unmarked and unlabeled bottle of mescal.

Jagady, Kurt and Nick let the good times roll.

Some of the beautiful surroundings that we went screaming through.

Amazing and old little church in the midst of our journey.

The most delicious little handmade street meat gordita in the little church town.

Kurt and I washing down gorditas with a couple of cervesas.

The most ridiculous mariachi band in all the land.

View from the hilly streets of San Miguel.

La iglesia in the main square.

The sun sets on our little adventure.
Congratulations Trey and Maria. Thanks for a great time.

New Hats Just arrived. Online and at stores soon!

Scribble Pig Skulltopper!

Shanghai

42nd floor, window opens, nothing to keep you from falling.

Cruisin' the Bund.

Lunch with the translators.

The handmade noodle guy got a little aggressive stretching them.

The glowing elevated highway.

Crazy elegant hotel lobby of the Peace Hotel.

Flippin people everywhere.

Nothing like smog in the morning.

Buddhist Temple on the Nanjing Road.

Temple steps with the traveling group.

Make an offering.

Giant statue at the temple.

Morning tea.

Living in the alley.

Insanely chaotic streets near Old Town.

Tea house in Old Town.

Chowing on Quail eggs.

Old Town.

Crammed streets on Friday night.

Bar Rouge, Friday night, all night. Time to rage!

More from Seoul

A little street art in the Hongdae in Seoul on the way to M2 superclub.

Korea fried chicken and pitchers of beer. Site of the most insane display of human behavior ever seen.

Post M2 waiting for the cabs that don't exist and take forever. OK admittedly M2 only had 2 floors so it may not have been a superclub but I had a super time.

Gyeongbok Palace station. Embarking on the conjecture tour.

Korean samurai.

They just don't make 'em like they used to.

Korean warriors Boh, Palmer and Sabbia

My throne, circa old

Ben and I survey the grounds.

Amazing symmetry.

Lovely garden on the grounds.

Buckchon Village where old meets new.

Loser on a bench.

Bridgetown Finer Meats.

Always carry an umbrella in Korea. ALWAYS!