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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #30 on: March 31, 2017, 12:49:06 PM »
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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #31 on: March 31, 2017, 12:50:05 PM »
but really, how do we replace this donkey?

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #32 on: March 31, 2017, 12:50:55 PM »
she can ride dick ham ham no joke ham

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #33 on: March 31, 2017, 01:12:49 PM »
They do look kinda grubby to be fair

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #34 on: March 31, 2017, 01:23:15 PM »
What if the napkins where just stuck to his hand and he didnt notice?

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #35 on: March 31, 2017, 01:38:38 PM »
They do look kinda grubby to be fair
His hands and he in general is grubby, I support the idea that he is a pile of shit, I just don't want him associated with my culture. He's ain't a jew. He's part of the christian majority
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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #36 on: March 31, 2017, 01:48:17 PM »
At least hold it with a wet wipe a napkin isn't going to provide any kind of a sanitary barrier.

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #37 on: March 31, 2017, 02:45:16 PM »
Why didn't skateboarding do it themselves ie. set up their own camps? 

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #38 on: March 31, 2017, 04:39:09 PM »
Why didn't skateboarding do it themselves ie. set up their own camps? 

Yeah, I actually thought Woodward's foundation was skateboarding, not...gymnastics and bikes. I never liked the idea of skate camps mainly because of how prestigious Woodward seemed.

I've never seen a napkin reveal so much before.

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #39 on: March 31, 2017, 06:20:58 PM »
No way you can hate on this guy, what he has accomplished at Woodward is nothing short of amazing.

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #40 on: March 31, 2017, 07:11:13 PM »
Ream, Berra, Dyrdek, Hendrix, and the rest of the ISF had the upper hand because most skaters actively avoid organization and (probably) thought by ignoring these kooks they'd go away. Sadly, by ignoring these kooks, they were able to put together this garbage.

Also, I wrote a couple things on Ream/Hendrix back in the day, I've been told by various editors that they won't publish anything that is "negative" about these two. One editor (for a small mag) explicitly stated that Hendrix hooks him up with trips to Woodward, so he was never going to publish anything negative about him, even if it was true.

Now, we wait and see what happens to skateboarding now that Ream, Hendrix, Berra, Dyrdek, and the rest all have a ton of money, influence on government sport spending around the world, and a huge global megaphone.

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #41 on: March 31, 2017, 11:16:43 PM »
Should do another One in a Million, but the winner gets to be president of the ISF. What's Forrest up to lately?

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #42 on: April 01, 2017, 12:40:02 AM »
Ream, Berra, Dyrdek, Hendrix, and the rest of the ISF had the upper hand because most skaters actively avoid organization and (probably) thought by ignoring these kooks they'd go away. Sadly, by ignoring these kooks, they were able to put together this garbage.

Also, I wrote a couple things on Ream/Hendrix back in the day, I've been told by various editors that they won't publish anything that is "negative" about these two. One editor (for a small mag) explicitly stated that Hendrix hooks him up with trips to Woodward, so he was never going to publish anything negative about him, even if it was true.

Now, we wait and see what happens to skateboarding now that Ream, Hendrix, Berra, Dyrdek, and the rest all have a ton of money, influence on government sport spending around the world, and a huge global megaphone.

Would you mind posting some of those articles here? I don't know anything about the guys, other than Neal Hendrix (if he's the same one you're referring to) was one of the original New Deal pros.

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #43 on: April 01, 2017, 03:20:18 AM »
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Ream, Berra, Dyrdek, Hendrix, and the rest of the ISF had the upper hand because most skaters actively avoid organization and (probably) thought by ignoring these kooks they'd go away. Sadly, by ignoring these kooks, they were able to put together this garbage.

Also, I wrote a couple things on Ream/Hendrix back in the day, I've been told by various editors that they won't publish anything that is "negative" about these two. One editor (for a small mag) explicitly stated that Hendrix hooks him up with trips to Woodward, so he was never going to publish anything negative about him, even if it was true.

Now, we wait and see what happens to skateboarding now that Ream, Hendrix, Berra, Dyrdek, and the rest all have a ton of money, influence on government sport spending around the world, and a huge global megaphone.
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Would you mind posting some of those articles here? I don't know anything about the guys, other than Neal Hendrix (if he's the same one you're referring to) was one of the original New Deal pros.

Nigga you have the Internet. What's a bigger megaphone than that?

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #44 on: April 01, 2017, 09:43:25 AM »
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Ream, Berra, Dyrdek, Hendrix, and the rest of the ISF had the upper hand because most skaters actively avoid organization and (probably) thought by ignoring these kooks they'd go away. Sadly, by ignoring these kooks, they were able to put together this garbage.

Also, I wrote a couple things on Ream/Hendrix back in the day, I've been told by various editors that they won't publish anything that is "negative" about these two. One editor (for a small mag) explicitly stated that Hendrix hooks him up with trips to Woodward, so he was never going to publish anything negative about him, even if it was true.

Now, we wait and see what happens to skateboarding now that Ream, Hendrix, Berra, Dyrdek, and the rest all have a ton of money, influence on government sport spending around the world, and a huge global megaphone.
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Would you mind posting some of those articles here? I don't know anything about the guys, other than Neal Hendrix (if he's the same one you're referring to) was one of the original New Deal pros.
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Nigga you have the Internet. What's a bigger megaphone than that?

Yeah because I'm sure everyone on the globe is logging in and heading right to this guys Slap posts.

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #45 on: April 01, 2017, 12:26:57 PM »
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Ream, Berra, Dyrdek, Hendrix, and the rest of the ISF had the upper hand because most skaters actively avoid organization and (probably) thought by ignoring these kooks they'd go away. Sadly, by ignoring these kooks, they were able to put together this garbage.

Also, I wrote a couple things on Ream/Hendrix back in the day, I've been told by various editors that they won't publish anything that is "negative" about these two. One editor (for a small mag) explicitly stated that Hendrix hooks him up with trips to Woodward, so he was never going to publish anything negative about him, even if it was true.

Now, we wait and see what happens to skateboarding now that Ream, Hendrix, Berra, Dyrdek, and the rest all have a ton of money, influence on government sport spending around the world, and a huge global megaphone.
[close]

Would you mind posting some of those articles here? I don't know anything about the guys, other than Neal Hendrix (if he's the same one you're referring to) was one of the original New Deal pros.
[close]

Nigga you have the Internet. What's a bigger megaphone than that?
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Yeah because I'm sure everyone on the globe is logging in and heading right to this guys Slap posts.

The Internet is bigger than Slap.

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #46 on: April 02, 2017, 04:03:08 AM »
"With napkin skateboarding s in good hand".

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #47 on: April 02, 2017, 09:45:02 AM »
Dyrdek is (somehow lowkey) one of the biggest kooks ever, and outside of corporate presence, he's one of the worst things to happen to skateboarding in the last 10 years. Fuck him and his dog

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #48 on: April 02, 2017, 04:36:11 PM »
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Ream, Berra, Dyrdek, Hendrix, and the rest of the ISF had the upper hand because most skaters actively avoid organization and (probably) thought by ignoring these kooks they'd go away. Sadly, by ignoring these kooks, they were able to put together this garbage.

Also, I wrote a couple things on Ream/Hendrix back in the day, I've been told by various editors that they won't publish anything that is "negative" about these two. One editor (for a small mag) explicitly stated that Hendrix hooks him up with trips to Woodward, so he was never going to publish anything negative about him, even if it was true.

Now, we wait and see what happens to skateboarding now that Ream, Hendrix, Berra, Dyrdek, and the rest all have a ton of money, influence on government sport spending around the world, and a huge global megaphone.
[close]

Would you mind posting some of those articles here? I don't know anything about the guys, other than Neal Hendrix (if he's the same one you're referring to) was one of the original New Deal pros.
[close]

Nigga you have the Internet. What's a bigger megaphone than that?
[close]

Yeah because I'm sure everyone on the globe is logging in and heading right to this guys Slap posts.
[close]

The Internet is bigger than Slap.
pretty sure this isn't true.

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #49 on: April 02, 2017, 05:10:03 PM »
Why didn't skateboarding do it themselves ie. set up their own camps? 

give them golden stars so they know which ones to put in the full pipes

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #50 on: April 02, 2017, 05:34:17 PM »
Dyrdek is (somehow lowkey) one of the biggest kooks ever, and outside of corporate presence, he's one of the worst things to happen to skateboarding in the last 10 years. Fuck him and his dog
Leave Meaty, or whatever the fuck its name is, out of this.

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Re: Has president of ISF ever stepped on a board?
« Reply #51 on: April 02, 2017, 09:00:05 PM »
Meaty is probably dead.