If you need an explanation for that photo this does it more than justice. If you needed more affirmation for the fact that we still skate, here it is — the longest montage in Quarter Snacks history. Mostly filmed throughout the course of one month. Productivity is as simple as avoiding Downtown Manhattan, which is difficult to do, but rewarding in the end. So yeah, begin all your hating and “Wherez dat sp0t lolz?” comments, because…

“We don’t talk in the bedroom, we whisper in the kitchen…call me paranoid but I think the walls is listening. But if them walls could talk, I’d probably never get to see the daylight.”

Sorry for the party photo. But this one is too good to pass up on and not use. There’s a trailer up for Ian Reid’s Video Remix in the video section. The video is supposed to have more ghetto antics, more boobs, more skating, and more Matt Mooney. Due out later this month.

A few nights ago, we went to one of those spots that you can pretty much never skate. We got about three minutes there, and that was a blessing. Hopefully, next time there’s a blackout, or a city-wide wave of security guard kidnappings, we can go back there, or here, or maybe the outside of here, but until then, we’ll have to deal with skating those places for twenty-five seconds at a time. Here’s a brief clip of what we accomplished in three minutes.

I told you so. Square Films VS. the Chinatown Bank & Big Apple Skate VS. The Chinatown Bank.

Curttttiiisssss hates the children.

Guess which one of these two needs to stop going drugs. (Hint: It’s the one on the left).

Although this isn’t really the QS specialty, we like to look out for our 50 cent snack brothers. And recently, the 50 cent snack community took a blow. How are you going to reduce it from 24 to 20 ounces and add another ten cents to the price? Inflation sucks.

I have more shit for sale: 1. (Fake) mint-chocolate chip dunks perfect for matching your Bape hoody. Opening bid, $250. 2. Lightly used dunks with a “W” on them. Opening bid, $100.

Honestly, nobody cares what you think.

As you can see, my internet/computer life as of now is somewhat disarrayed, but I found some things that could probably kill twenty minutes of your Sunday. (Enjoy the rain).

Sam and Jay Maldonado have slowly been putting up segments and montages from the Rec Shop TV show that was on about three years back. For those of you who don’t know, Rec Shop was a 30 minute (I think) show that only saw several episodes broadcasted on New York City public access television in 2004. It was basically montages of strictly New York footage and several random segments in between. Here’s what surfaced on the internet as of now:

Mailorder Skater Segment starring “Akira from Supreme”

Random Montage #1 featuring Rob Campbell and some other people

A Lurkers 2 commercial, which I am not even sure was shown on the show. But there’s footage in it, so it’s worth watching either way.

Kenji Segment featuring Young Mooney and the greatest TF box in the history of TF boxes. (The one with the World Industries rails as coping. If any other box was pictured in your mind when hearing the words “greatest TF box” you are crazy. No box shall ever surpass the World Industries rail box).

Random Montage #2

Billy Rohan segment featuring a tutorial on how to make those stacks after you get kicked off of Zoo York.

Random Montage #3

A while back, I brought you an exclusive pair of lightly used Taxicab Dunks (which went for $875), but now, I have a Sidekick 4 (yes, 4!) for sale. Opening bid, $500. It won’t be out until the end of the year.