Daytona Dynamite!

Recently my buddy "Hotel Wiz" recently shot me some pictures he's been working on. Now he's been a longstanding member of the art community in New York, and has had quite a bit of success from what I hear. But these new images are light years ahead of his previous works. He tells me he recently discovered a program called fotoshop on the computer that lets him do "digital painiting". Now I'm no graphics designer, but man this stuff is hot! He says it represents the dischord between the people of iraq and their emerging government, I can't remember if the red is the U.S. or the blue but it moved me none the less. Anywho the image reminded me of a similar situation our little group experienced during one of our trips to Bike Week in daytona. Wiz, Bryo, Cheeky Chuk, and myself were all geared up to have a good time, although it should be noted that we are not "bikers" in any sence. But Wiz thought it would be funny to ride in on some pimped out Vespas, so he bought one for each of us and had some Latino guy in Queens give them a good once over. Wiz booked us some sweet digs at the Daytona Beach Oceanside Inn right on the water, and had room service overstock it with booze before we even checked in. It was probably mid afternoon when we rolled in and man did we get some evil eye. I guess hardcore biker dudes don't take kindly to being mocked, although Chukdees jacket logo of the bear and the rabbi was hillarious, but it was kinda cool looking to have a Harley escort thru town. Well needless to say as we parked in the hotels parking area there was a bit of a crowd following us with some sour looks, Wiz was cool as ice though, we just slowly walked to our room and let them follow, when we got in he just turned to the group behind us and said "Happy Hour has now Begun". Well i guess booze is a great peacemaker because we suddenly became the most popular people on the beach. 12 hours and 2 new tattoos later it was time to go, but I'll never forget the new friends we made that week, although if "Razer" is reading right now I told you I'm not into relationships, but Brybry does miss you. It just goes to show that if iraqies can learn to be as civil as bikers, the world could be a little better. Peas OUt, YO!