Burnout: Machine Memories - Heartland Express
11/12/2010
Machine Memories - Heartland Express
The last installment is from the 2006 US Tour. This was the first one Ed didn't go on.
The day before was Johnny's 19th birthday. I got him a second-story beer bong.
The last installment is from the 2006 US Tour. This was the first one Ed didn't go on.
The day before was Johnny's 19th birthday. I got him a second-story beer bong.
Most satisfying purchase ever.
This was also one of the first trips where gadgets played a major role. Who knows what we all did before them?
Skate fashion hits the heartland.
Josh with a rig-up.
Matt B in Cacka.
Billy, classic grass gap.
Austin toys with the crail snap.
In Atlanta we met up with a local ripper named Justin Brock. Wonder what happened to him?
Somebody punched the window out.
I thought it would be funny to go to Red Lobster. Nope, just gross.
Ginger triplets.
Product squabble settled the old fashion way
Bobby Hill won. 
New shit next week. Thanks for all the good times, Toy Machine bros.
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