This was shot at a friends party. Too funny. Pass it along
Kitty the Bunnypoodle Eats a Carrot from Jonathan Harford on Vimeo.
Kitty the Bunnypoodle Eats a Carrot from Jonathan Harford on Vimeo.
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Been Jammin'
14 July 2008 @ 10:35 am
"Yes we are."
This was asked of me and Anna a couple of weeks ago. We were leaving Governors Island after installing a minigolf hole we made there.
It kind of made me feel like a Rock Star.
Sorry I've been such a bad Livejournal frind for thew past 6 months. Here's a few Photo sets of projects that I've been working on to make up for it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/13628397@N
http://www.flickr.com/photos/13628397@N
This was asked of me and Anna a couple of weeks ago. We were leaving Governors Island after installing a minigolf hole we made there.
It kind of made me feel like a Rock Star.
Sorry I've been such a bad Livejournal frind for thew past 6 months. Here's a few Photo sets of projects that I've been working on to make up for it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/13628397@N
http://www.flickr.com/photos/13628397@N
04 May 2008 @ 09:43 pm
I'm working on this great participatory arts festival on Governor's Island in late June.
Check it out.
http://www.figmentnyc.org
Check it out.
http://www.figmentnyc.org
02 April 2008 @ 03:23 pm
This is tonight. I'll DJing at this event to raise money for Obama.
Much Luv,
BenJammin
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I wanted to invite you to a documentary screening.
Listed below are three different venues on three
different dates. I hope you are able to attend one of
the screenings. Dates are March 31, April 2, and April
11. Time is from 6-10pm.
You are invited to attend a screening of Senator Obama
Goes to Africa a film by Bob Hercules and Keith
Walker. Running Time: 52 minutes
THE MAN WHO WOULD BE PRESIDENT RETURNS TO HIS AFRICAN
ROOTS
Barack Obama returns to his family's roots on an
emotional journey to Kisumu , Kenya - land of his
father - in this new documentary.
Part personal odyssey and part chronicle of diplomacy
in action, this timely documentary follows Senator
Barack Obama as he travels to the land of his
ancestry. From South Africa to Kenya to a Darfur
refugee camp in Chad , Obama explores the vast
continent that is gaining increasing importance in
this age of globalization.
The heart of the film is Obama's emotional homecoming
to Kisumu , Kenya - his father's former home - where
thousands of people turn out to greet him. In South
Africa , we follow Senator Obama on a trip to Robben
Island - the infamous prison where Nelson Mandela was
jailed for 21 years. At a Darfur refugee camp in Chad
, we see, through Obama's eyes, the devastating
effects of genocide.
Throughout it all, Senator Obama narrates the film,
giving his own perspective on the journey and the
significance of Africa to U.S. interests.
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Host: SuperNova7 Productions (Tegy Thomas & Grady
McGahan)
Location: HK Lounge
405 W. 39th St. | (9th Ave.),
New York, NY 10018
When: Wednesday, April 2, 6:00PM – 10:00pm
Phone: (646)-354-9062
RSVP: http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/de
Much Luv,
BenJammin
----------------------------------------
I wanted to invite you to a documentary screening.
Listed below are three different venues on three
different dates. I hope you are able to attend one of
the screenings. Dates are March 31, April 2, and April
11. Time is from 6-10pm.
You are invited to attend a screening of Senator Obama
Goes to Africa a film by Bob Hercules and Keith
Walker. Running Time: 52 minutes
THE MAN WHO WOULD BE PRESIDENT RETURNS TO HIS AFRICAN
ROOTS
Barack Obama returns to his family's roots on an
emotional journey to Kisumu , Kenya - land of his
father - in this new documentary.
Part personal odyssey and part chronicle of diplomacy
in action, this timely documentary follows Senator
Barack Obama as he travels to the land of his
ancestry. From South Africa to Kenya to a Darfur
refugee camp in Chad , Obama explores the vast
continent that is gaining increasing importance in
this age of globalization.
The heart of the film is Obama's emotional homecoming
to Kisumu , Kenya - his father's former home - where
thousands of people turn out to greet him. In South
Africa , we follow Senator Obama on a trip to Robben
Island - the infamous prison where Nelson Mandela was
jailed for 21 years. At a Darfur refugee camp in Chad
, we see, through Obama's eyes, the devastating
effects of genocide.
Throughout it all, Senator Obama narrates the film,
giving his own perspective on the journey and the
significance of Africa to U.S. interests.
----------------------------------------
Host: SuperNova7 Productions (Tegy Thomas & Grady
McGahan)
Location: HK Lounge
405 W. 39th St. | (9th Ave.),
New York, NY 10018
When: Wednesday, April 2, 6:00PM – 10:00pm
Phone: (646)-354-9062
RSVP: http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/de
24 January 2008 @ 10:49 am
Ok, I know I never write here, because I never feel my life is anything to write about. Well, here's a new thing:
I just signed up to take a Toy Design Class at FIT this morning. This should be interesting. I haven't taken a class or been a student since I finished my undergrad in '99. Just the thought of being a student again is kind of exciting. Being forced to learn something new and a new way of thinking, as opposed to just coasting along learning new things as I need them, which isn't that often. Who knows? if I really like this, maybe I'll try to earn a Masters on part-time basis. FIT is supposed to have one of the best Toy Design programs in the country. and it's good to get in with a professor before you apply to a program.
I hope I have an interesting professor, there's nothing like a good professor who challenges you. Makes you think your ideas through and look at them from different angles. of course, there are pretty sucky professors too. So, we'll see.
Another good thing is that![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif)
klingrap will be taking a writing class at the same time, so we can do our homework together. In our new apartment, which you can read about on her LJ.
I just signed up to take a Toy Design Class at FIT this morning. This should be interesting. I haven't taken a class or been a student since I finished my undergrad in '99. Just the thought of being a student again is kind of exciting. Being forced to learn something new and a new way of thinking, as opposed to just coasting along learning new things as I need them, which isn't that often. Who knows? if I really like this, maybe I'll try to earn a Masters on part-time basis. FIT is supposed to have one of the best Toy Design programs in the country. and it's good to get in with a professor before you apply to a program.
I hope I have an interesting professor, there's nothing like a good professor who challenges you. Makes you think your ideas through and look at them from different angles. of course, there are pretty sucky professors too. So, we'll see.
Another good thing is that
klingrap will be taking a writing class at the same time, so we can do our homework together. In our new apartment, which you can read about on her LJ.27 November 2007 @ 10:47 am
It's that time of year again. Time to sell myself to the devil for my Arts and Crafts. Some of you know this and some of you don't. I have a small business making custom made lamps and clocks. Check out my stuff here:
http://luminentdesigns.com
I work on Commission, and can make anything you can think of. The perfect gift for a loved one. My work generally starts around $300, but I can work with smaller budgets. If you're interested email with ideas.
Much luv,
BenJammin'
http://luminentdesigns.com
I work on Commission, and can make anything you can think of. The perfect gift for a loved one. My work generally starts around $300, but I can work with smaller budgets. If you're interested email with ideas.
Much luv,
BenJammin'
05 November 2007 @ 02:23 pm
So, this weekend was the big NYC Burning Man Decompression party at the Queens Museum of Art definitely a great party, but I don't think I would make my Top Ten Parties of All Time. But this is besides the point. I need to talk about a phenomena I've been noticing with my DJing the past year. It's called "The Second Set Syndrome".
I managed to score a decent time slot on the Main DJ stage from 9-10. However, I wasn't very happy with my set. An hour is waay to short to DJ. It doesn't allow for any kind of vibe than "up, up, up". The DJ setup was upstairs on the balcony, so it was really hard to A)hear what it actually sounded like and B) connect with the crowd. Plus I always get nervous when I'm on the really BIG dance floor. Too much pressure.
So, I get done with my hour and I'm left a little disappointed. One of the reasons I love to spin is to make that connection with people. When they're really grooving to the music that you love and there's smiles and booties shakin'.
Well, at 10 o'clock the music is supposed to shut off on the smaller sound systems outside, however they keep going and around 10:30 I approach my friend Ed who is DJing on one of them and ask him what's going on. He's like "the museum told us to keep going until the Park people tell us to stop. It's great but i'd like to go party at some point". and I'm all like "Well, I'll take over for you when you're ready to quit".
I go on a few tracks later and it happens, The Second Set Syndrome. I'm relaxed, focused and really feeling the people. I'm outside on a Djing off a table my feet are on the same ground everyone is dancing on and the Dancefloor is packed. I can do no wrong musically. The dancers follow my sound as I change up styles a little and bring them to different places. I wish I had some CDs to give people who kept asking me who I was and where could they hear me regularly, what?
Well, we got shut off at 1am by the parks people. I was getting tired and was starting to lose some of that magic, so I was a little happy to stop. Well, this isn't the first time The Second Set Syndrome" has hit, but it is the first time I really recognized it. I hope I haven't jinxed myself now ;)
I managed to score a decent time slot on the Main DJ stage from 9-10. However, I wasn't very happy with my set. An hour is waay to short to DJ. It doesn't allow for any kind of vibe than "up, up, up". The DJ setup was upstairs on the balcony, so it was really hard to A)hear what it actually sounded like and B) connect with the crowd. Plus I always get nervous when I'm on the really BIG dance floor. Too much pressure.
So, I get done with my hour and I'm left a little disappointed. One of the reasons I love to spin is to make that connection with people. When they're really grooving to the music that you love and there's smiles and booties shakin'.
Well, at 10 o'clock the music is supposed to shut off on the smaller sound systems outside, however they keep going and around 10:30 I approach my friend Ed who is DJing on one of them and ask him what's going on. He's like "the museum told us to keep going until the Park people tell us to stop. It's great but i'd like to go party at some point". and I'm all like "Well, I'll take over for you when you're ready to quit".
I go on a few tracks later and it happens, The Second Set Syndrome. I'm relaxed, focused and really feeling the people. I'm outside on a Djing off a table my feet are on the same ground everyone is dancing on and the Dancefloor is packed. I can do no wrong musically. The dancers follow my sound as I change up styles a little and bring them to different places. I wish I had some CDs to give people who kept asking me who I was and where could they hear me regularly, what?
Well, we got shut off at 1am by the parks people. I was getting tired and was starting to lose some of that magic, so I was a little happy to stop. Well, this isn't the first time The Second Set Syndrome" has hit, but it is the first time I really recognized it. I hope I haven't jinxed myself now ;)
21 October 2007 @ 10:23 pm
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27 September 2007 @ 10:10 pm
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12 August 2007 @ 10:45 am
So, I'm done, at least for a week and half. "The Trees" my Burning Man Art project has been cast, cut, sanded, ground, stained, crated and shipped out to Nevada. Yay! Today is the first day in a few months I don't have to do anything.
In fact, I just may not do anything. Except maybe, clean my apartment, fold the laundry, sew some costumes or bake cookies for the downstairs neighbors. I guess that's not nothing, but none of them are requirements, there's no deadline associated with any of those chores.
Today, I'm achy, I feel like I might be getting sick. Actually, I've felt like I been getting sick for a month, but I haven't allowed myself to get sick. Now, I can get sick all I want and it won't put me behind schedule. The thought of being able to let myself get sick actually makes me happy. I don' have to be on top of my game for at least a few days. I do have to make sure we're ready for the desert though. No problem.
So, here's the updated set of "the Trees" the On going Saga.
http://flickr.com/photos/13628397@N00/s
30 July 2007 @ 10:46 am
My New York age is 22
This New York age puts you-generally speaking-into the young category. That's what you were hoping for, right? Run and tell your friends. Then get drunk (as usual). Then sleep it off. Then pop an Adderall. Then come back and consider experimenting with a more mature type of New York life (just once in a while). Have you ever been to the Village Vanguard or the Living Theatre? Eaten at Elaine's? Taken a date to Michael Feinstein? Before you laugh, check 'em out and see what old-school NYC experiences you can add to the new.
What's your New York age? Take the Time Out New York quiz and find out!
27 July 2007 @ 12:03 pm
Well, not really, but someone posted my website http://luminentdesigns.com to another blog http://www.brassgoggles.co.uk/brassgogg
I feel kind of honored.
I feel kind of honored.
24 July 2007 @ 02:45 pm
I'm trying to raise money for my Burning Man project this year, so I'm doing a 50/50 raffle. Please see details below written by my wonderful girlfriend.
I know I might not see a lot of you in person before the drawing, so I'm taking paypal payments at beenjamminj@yahoo.com
$5 for one
$20 for five
much luv,
BenJammin
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In honor of Burning Man's "Green Man" theme, long-time
super-involved-in-the-community burner Been Jammin' is creating a large-scale sculpture installation called "The Trees," which will be part of this year's Mangrove surrounding the Man. You can see specs of the project and pics of the process here:
http://flickr.com/photos/13628397@N00/s
Now we just need to get the trees to the Playa. His art grant only covered a fraction of the Container cost, and he still has a long way to go.
Please help send this project to the Playa by buying tickets for a 50/50 raffle: the winner receives 50% of the money raised, and the rest goes towards funding the shipping costs for this project. You can secretly benefit yourself while sending great art to Burning Man, so what's to lose?
Tickets are $5 each, or $20 for 5. The more you buy, the more you can win! Through this alone, you could completely pay for the cost of your airfare, van rental or giant fuzzy lined jacket with grommetedcanteen-holder and custom pill pocket, WHILE SUPPORTING ART!!! Lucky you!
We'll be selling raffle tickets at every Happy Hour from now through August 1, when we'll hold the drawing. Please show your support, and thank you for saving the trees!
if you don't think you'll be making HH anytime soon, you can also purchase raffle tickets online. Please send money through Paypal to beenjamminj@yahoo.com. Include your name, email address and phone number in the "comments" section.
Thanks for your support!
klingrap (a.k.a. Been Jammin's biggest fan)
I know I might not see a lot of you in person before the drawing, so I'm taking paypal payments at beenjamminj@yahoo.com
$5 for one
$20 for five
much luv,
BenJammin
----------------------------------------
In honor of Burning Man's "Green Man" theme, long-time
super-involved-in-the-community burner Been Jammin' is creating a large-scale sculpture installation called "The Trees," which will be part of this year's Mangrove surrounding the Man. You can see specs of the project and pics of the process here:
http://flickr.com/photos/13628397@N00/s
Now we just need to get the trees to the Playa. His art grant only covered a fraction of the Container cost, and he still has a long way to go.
Please help send this project to the Playa by buying tickets for a 50/50 raffle: the winner receives 50% of the money raised, and the rest goes towards funding the shipping costs for this project. You can secretly benefit yourself while sending great art to Burning Man, so what's to lose?
Tickets are $5 each, or $20 for 5. The more you buy, the more you can win! Through this alone, you could completely pay for the cost of your airfare, van rental or giant fuzzy lined jacket with grommetedcanteen-holder and custom pill pocket, WHILE SUPPORTING ART!!! Lucky you!
We'll be selling raffle tickets at every Happy Hour from now through August 1, when we'll hold the drawing. Please show your support, and thank you for saving the trees!
if you don't think you'll be making HH anytime soon, you can also purchase raffle tickets online. Please send money through Paypal to beenjamminj@yahoo.com. Include your name, email address and phone number in the "comments" section.
Thanks for your support!
klingrap (a.k.a. Been Jammin's biggest fan)Current Location: work
Current Mood: 
anxious
anxious16 June 2007 @ 02:06 pm
Your Score: Hand-Raiser
You are 57% Rational, 57% Extroverted, 42% Brutal, and 28% Arrogant.
You are the Hand-Raiser, that annoying kid in class who always had an answer for everything. No doubt, as a child you probably sat in the front of the class, anxiously waving your hand back and forth in the air while your teacher desperately tried to avoid calling on you because you were the ONLY fucking kid that answered her questions. Clearly, the key traits of your personality are your rationality and your extroversion. You are like a little talkative calculator, in other words. You also tend to be rather gentle and less arrogant than most people. Your presence is a bane to everyone's existence, because you are too nice for your own good and you absolutely will not shut up. So what is your defect, then? Well, you're boring, and when you're not boring, you are just plain annoying with your ultra-logical responses and constant need to talk to others. So keep waving that hand in the air, son. I'm still not calling on you. You are too logical, you talk too much, and your humility and gentleness only makes me hate you more, because they make me feel like I almost SHOULDN'T hate you. But I do. Big time. And by the way, the more you wave your hand in class--your extended hand becoming nothing more than a blur as you insanely wave it, thinking we can't see it--the more smug satisfaction the teacher takes in watching the look of excrutiating pain cross your face as you agonize over not being called on, and the longer we'll wait to call on you, just because we absolutely love torturing you so.
To put it less negatively:
1. You are more RATIONAL than intuitive.
2. You are more EXTROVERTED than introverted.
3. You are more GENTLE than brutal.
4. You are more HUMBLE than arrogant.
Compatibility:
Your exact opposite is the Brute.
Other personalities you would probably get along with are the Braggart, the Haughty Intellectual, and the Robot.
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If you scored near fifty percent for a certain trait (42%-58%), you could very well go either way. For example, someone with 42% Extroversion is slightly leaning towards being an introvert, but is close enough to being an extrovert to be classified that way as well. Below is a list of the other personality types so that you can determine which other possible categories you may fill if you scored near fifty percent for certain traits.
The other personality types:
The Emo Kid: Intuitive, Introverted, Gentle, Humble.
The Starving Artist: Intuitive, Introverted, Gentle, Arrogant.
The Bitch-Slap: Intuitive, Introverted, Brutal, Humble.
The Brute: Intuitive, Introverted, Brutal, Arrogant.
The Hippie: Intuitive, Extroverted, Gentle, Humble.
The Televangelist: Intuitive, Extroverted, Gentle, Arrogant.
The Schoolyard Bully: Intuitive, Extroverted, Brutal, Humble.
The Class Clown: Intuitive, Extroverted, Brutal, Arrogant.
The Robot: Rational, Introverted, Gentle, Humble.
The Haughty Intellectual: Rational, Introverted, Gentle, Arrogant.
The Spiteful Loner: Rational, Introverted, Brutal, Humble.
The Sociopath: Rational, Introverted, Brutal, Arrogant.
The Hand-Raiser: Rational, Extroverted, Gentle, Humble.
The Braggart: Rational, Extroverted, Gentle, Arrogant.
The Capitalist Pig: Rational, Extroverted, Brutal, Humble.
Be sure to take my Sublime Philosophical Crap Test if you are interested in taking a slightly more intellectual test that has just as many insane ramblings as this one does!
About Saint_Gasoline
I am a self-proclaimed pseudo-intellectual who loves dashes. I enjoy science, philosophy, and fart jokes and water balloons, not necessarily in that order. I spend 95% of my time online, and the other 5% of my time in the bathroom, longing to get back on the computer. If, God forbid, you somehow find me amusing instead of crass and annoying, be sure to check out my blog and my webcomic at SaintGasoline.com.
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31 May 2007 @ 09:40 pm
This past Labor Day weekend. Anna and I went up to Camp D with about 50 other people. It's a small camp out on a farm in the Catskills. I brought my sound system (with new amplifier) for the tunes. There's not much organized at Camp D so peopole bring stuff to do. We had Debarchery(don't ask), Gun shooting(I shot a pistol and shotgun for the first time), propane antics, bonfires, swimming, lobster cooking and of course in true Burning Man Fashion we burn an effigy.
Last year Anna and I did the effigy. It was a lobster(because we always cook lobster on the fire up there) and was great fun to build and burn. It burnt nicely although it wasn't a great piece of art. I had a great sense of accomplishment in making it. Here's a pic of it here:
( Lobster )
Fast forward to this year. I had a lot more time to think about and design the effigy this time. It was determined we would do a Unicorn. Because, Playa Del Fuego the Delaware regional burn has a pony and of course we have to be better than them with our unicorn. I drew it up before I went up there. Anna, Sly and I built it in a couple of hours in the afternoon. I had gotten in touch of someone who had access to to fire works and he wire the thing up to make it pretty.
About an hour before dark we dragged it to the small rock island in the middle of the pond and loaded it up with firewood and gasoline. I decided it would be cool to set off the piece with a roman candle. So, at dark and after waiting for everyone to actually get there to see it. I shot off the roman candle. It took a few tries to hit it, but I did, and nothing happened.. Then I got another firework that just burns and used that, nothing. I tried a flare, but bounced off and went into the water. Finally, we went and got more gas to throw on. That did it. Well, all said and done. I wasn't completely happy with the way it burned. After wards, this guy Ben(nickname: Touch) said "So, how'd it go?" I was like "eh". And he replied "Not as Cathartic as you wanted it to be huh?"
Which of course got me thinking about catharsis and expectations and all the things that can go wrong with planning art work. the first time everything was off the hip and unexpected and therefore was much more cathartic. This time, I planned and planned, thought ahead and when it didn't go right I was disappointed. SO, I guess there's some sort of inverse relationship between expectation and catharsis, multiplied by how it actually went.
Here's a link to all the pictures of the Unicorn building/burning.
http://flickr.com/photos/13628397@N00/s
hot20 May 2007 @ 10:41 pm
I'll be DJing the BM Happy Hour at the Continental on wednesday from 9-12 an Tag teaming with my friend Douggie Style. We're both bald Djs with goatees.
The Continetal is on the corner 3rd Ave and StMarks pl.
see you there!!!
The Continetal is on the corner 3rd Ave and StMarks pl.
see you there!!!
Current Mood: 
happy
happy20 May 2007 @ 10:38 pm
Part of this porn was shot at our apartment. The lesbian scene. I'm Djing the pre-release party. My friends need money to get the DVD printed.
Come support.
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Hookin’ Up and I got mentioned on Fleshbot twice this week! Check it out:
http://fleshbot.com/sex/porn-valley-dis
http://fleshbot.com/sex/interviews/fles
Hope you can make it to my big fundraising party on Tuesday! Here are the details:
Hookin’ Up Pre-Release Party
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
MI-5
52 Walker St.
bet. Church and Broadway (2 blocks below Canal)
8-11 PM
Admission: $20 (includes pre-order of the DVD)
Hookin’ Up is the first porn movie directed by Porno Jim. Shot on location in Brooklyn, the action centers around an underground (Winkel) loft party where sexy people meet, flirt and hook up. Amongst these sexy people are alt-porn stars like Page Morgan, Riley Mason, Simone, and Tommy Pistol, who often leave the party to have amazing, beautifully photographed, mutually orgasmic sex. You’ve got to see it to believe it!
We are having a party to celebrate this latest and greatest porn movie to come out of the New York Porn scene, and to raise the funds to print DVD’s of that movie. Everyone who comes to the party automatically pre-orders the DVD of Hookin’ Up. In return each party guest will be sent a special signed and numbered first edition of the movie when it is released on June 15, 2007. Sure to be a collector’s item!
To make the party more exciting we ask that you get all dressed up – a colorful costume, playa gear, formal wear, or whatever makes you feel sexy. You won’t be turned away for wearing your regular clothes, but the more outrageous you look, the better you’ll feel.
Remember, by coming to this party, not only do you help us raise enough money to make the DVDs;
Not only will you receive a special signed and numbered first edition of the Hookin’ Up (sure to be a collector’s item!);
You also let the Adult Entertainment Industry out in Los Angeles know that you want to see better porn in America! New York City Porn!
Oh, and goodie bags for the first 200 attendees.
DJ’s: BeenJammin and Douggie Style
Appearances by Amber Ray and Muffinhead, GrooveHoops and many, many colorful people
Drink Specials
Please RSVP to: pornojim@gmail.com
There will also be a Hookin’ Up DVD Release Party on June 15. Location TBD.
Come support.
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Hookin’ Up and I got mentioned on Fleshbot twice this week! Check it out:
http://fleshbot.com/sex/porn-valley-dis
http://fleshbot.com/sex/interviews/fles
Hope you can make it to my big fundraising party on Tuesday! Here are the details:
Hookin’ Up Pre-Release Party
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
MI-5
52 Walker St.
bet. Church and Broadway (2 blocks below Canal)
8-11 PM
Admission: $20 (includes pre-order of the DVD)
Hookin’ Up is the first porn movie directed by Porno Jim. Shot on location in Brooklyn, the action centers around an underground (Winkel) loft party where sexy people meet, flirt and hook up. Amongst these sexy people are alt-porn stars like Page Morgan, Riley Mason, Simone, and Tommy Pistol, who often leave the party to have amazing, beautifully photographed, mutually orgasmic sex. You’ve got to see it to believe it!
We are having a party to celebrate this latest and greatest porn movie to come out of the New York Porn scene, and to raise the funds to print DVD’s of that movie. Everyone who comes to the party automatically pre-orders the DVD of Hookin’ Up. In return each party guest will be sent a special signed and numbered first edition of the movie when it is released on June 15, 2007. Sure to be a collector’s item!
To make the party more exciting we ask that you get all dressed up – a colorful costume, playa gear, formal wear, or whatever makes you feel sexy. You won’t be turned away for wearing your regular clothes, but the more outrageous you look, the better you’ll feel.
Remember, by coming to this party, not only do you help us raise enough money to make the DVDs;
Not only will you receive a special signed and numbered first edition of the Hookin’ Up (sure to be a collector’s item!);
You also let the Adult Entertainment Industry out in Los Angeles know that you want to see better porn in America! New York City Porn!
Oh, and goodie bags for the first 200 attendees.
DJ’s: BeenJammin and Douggie Style
Appearances by Amber Ray and Muffinhead, GrooveHoops and many, many colorful people
Drink Specials
Please RSVP to: pornojim@gmail.com
There will also be a Hookin’ Up DVD Release Party on June 15. Location TBD.
Current Location: home
Current Mood: 
tired
tired20 May 2007 @ 09:12 pm
Man, it was definitely nice to get back on the decks this weekend. I haven't DJ'd out since early february. Just didn't have the energy and it seemed like parties kind of fell off for a while, It was good to take a break. But still, it'd been a long time. I barely even Dj'd at home as well. So, I was a little worried about my skills when I was Djing at the No Place like Gnome Party this friday. I managed to practice a little this week, and I did fine, but that was on my home system, which is ideal. i have it set up just the way I like it. DJing out is harder, sometimes you don't have a monitor or the monitor sucks(like this time) or i'm just tired and have trouble DJing.
Well, It went awesome. I was really happy with my set. I Dj'd the 11:30-1am and I had a pumpin' dance floor getting down to my funky beats. Let me tell you, there's nothing like having people move there feet to your music. And my skillz haven't lagged a bit, in fact think they got better. Almost all my mixes were perfect, and only one was actually horrible(it's a hard track to mix). All in all I was very happy :)
So, our party went until 4am and we went to the after party at Winkel's. There was a dj who wasn't bad but played all the classic obvious stuff. funk, soul, 80's, hip-hop. Not a bad track selector but definitely could use work on his mixes. Well, around 4am I was getting the itch and told him if he was getting tired I'd take over for him. He gave me control of the decks and I went off again. This set was even better than the first one. I know this set-up really well. The dj booth is practically made for me. It has really low ceilings and being that I am 5'6" I fit really nice into it. A lot of other Dj's have to stoop or sit to play there. I fit perfectly. I had a pretty full dance floor the whole time. it was 6am so, a lot of people go home, only the strong survived.
I finally got yelled at by someone who lived there to shut it off at 8am. I could have gone a while longer too. having a dance floor is addictive. You don't want to stop. If you even have one person who is dancing for you, you want to keep them moving. I even made a game of keepingklingrap's coworker Annie on the dance floor. She looked tired but wanted to keep going, so everytime she made like she was going to leave, I tried to play something I knew she would like. Kind of like the pied piper, I guess.
I got yelled at by one woman, right when I had just come on. She said "Play some techno, only girls play house" I was like, "whatever". You see House makes the girls shake their booties. and if girls are shakin' their booties, the guys will shake their booties with them and then everyone is happy. Techno is a little too masculine and doesn't make the women dance as much. So, I play HOUSE. Well, she was dancing up a storm, despite the lack of techno. At when she left she gave me a smileand a big thumbs up. Goes to show you, House Rules.
I have two gigs this week. I'm really looking forward to them. I'll post them soon.
Well, It went awesome. I was really happy with my set. I Dj'd the 11:30-1am and I had a pumpin' dance floor getting down to my funky beats. Let me tell you, there's nothing like having people move there feet to your music. And my skillz haven't lagged a bit, in fact think they got better. Almost all my mixes were perfect, and only one was actually horrible(it's a hard track to mix). All in all I was very happy :)
So, our party went until 4am and we went to the after party at Winkel's. There was a dj who wasn't bad but played all the classic obvious stuff. funk, soul, 80's, hip-hop. Not a bad track selector but definitely could use work on his mixes. Well, around 4am I was getting the itch and told him if he was getting tired I'd take over for him. He gave me control of the decks and I went off again. This set was even better than the first one. I know this set-up really well. The dj booth is practically made for me. It has really low ceilings and being that I am 5'6" I fit really nice into it. A lot of other Dj's have to stoop or sit to play there. I fit perfectly. I had a pretty full dance floor the whole time. it was 6am so, a lot of people go home, only the strong survived.
I finally got yelled at by someone who lived there to shut it off at 8am. I could have gone a while longer too. having a dance floor is addictive. You don't want to stop. If you even have one person who is dancing for you, you want to keep them moving. I even made a game of keeping
klingrap's coworker Annie on the dance floor. She looked tired but wanted to keep going, so everytime she made like she was going to leave, I tried to play something I knew she would like. Kind of like the pied piper, I guess. I got yelled at by one woman, right when I had just come on. She said "Play some techno, only girls play house" I was like, "whatever". You see House makes the girls shake their booties. and if girls are shakin' their booties, the guys will shake their booties with them and then everyone is happy. Techno is a little too masculine and doesn't make the women dance as much. So, I play HOUSE. Well, she was dancing up a storm, despite the lack of techno. At when she left she gave me a smileand a big thumbs up. Goes to show you, House Rules.
I have two gigs this week. I'm really looking forward to them. I'll post them soon.
29 April 2007 @ 11:49 pm
I love you Anna!!!klingrap Thanks so much for orginizing my tattoo fund for my birthday. You mean the world to me. Mwah!!
klingrap Thanks so much for orginizing my tattoo fund for my birthday. You mean the world to me. Mwah!!29 April 2007 @ 11:15 pm
Some of you actually donated money towards this. I'm completely in love with i. My new tattoo. The one I've wanted to get for 4 years and couln't until I finished getting my shoulder blades finished(I'm all about balance). Well here it is.
( Labyrinth )
Hope you liked it!!
Thanks A lot
BenJammin
( Labyrinth )
Hope you liked it!!
Thanks A lot
BenJammin