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Title: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: sheboyganheadben on July 24, 2011, 03:20:02 PM
how trendy skateboarding has become. i'm really tired of that.

unfortunately due to injuries and surgery i have kind of fallen out of the skate culture for the past 2 years so i want to hear other's opinions.

oh, and celebrities wearing supras. really pisses me off for some reason.
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Post by: Isaiah Kemp on July 24, 2011, 03:28:11 PM
Everything.
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Post by: Kab on July 24, 2011, 03:38:59 PM
People complaining on SLAP.
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Post by: gaunting on July 24, 2011, 06:14:57 PM
beanies so far back on your head, you might as well not wear one

diamond t-shirts

rap in video parts
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Post by: oyolar on July 24, 2011, 06:22:55 PM
We already have this fucking thread.

http://www.slapmagazine.com/component/option,com_jfusion/Itemid,4/index.php?topic=52245.0 (http://www.slapmagazine.com/component/option,com_jfusion/Itemid,4/index.php?topic=52245.0)

http://www.slapmagazine.com/component/option,com_jfusion/Itemid,4/index.php?topic=49316.0 (http://www.slapmagazine.com/component/option,com_jfusion/Itemid,4/index.php?topic=49316.0)
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: skateordie on July 24, 2011, 06:48:29 PM
"close footing"

when dudes land a trick, then jump and land w/ their feet close together. or just ride around the spot/park w/ their feet close together. so dainty and fairyish and contrived. its a hipster-skater thing. wack.
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Post by: Mad Lauder on July 24, 2011, 08:51:52 PM
"close footing"

when dudes land a trick, then jump and land w/ their feet close together. or just ride around the spot/park w/ their feet close together. so dainty and fairyish and contrived. its a hipster-skater thing. wack.

I'm sure when people do a little jump after landing a trick is to change their foot positioning cause they landed in a uncomfortable position if that makes any sense.

I don't know what that other part is about.
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Post by: HeshSesh on July 24, 2011, 09:09:53 PM
being cute.
(see: Austyn Gillette)
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: skateordie on July 24, 2011, 09:11:16 PM
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"close footing"

when dudes land a trick, then jump and land w/ their feet close together. or just ride around the spot/park w/ their feet close together. so dainty and fairyish and contrived. its a hipster-skater thing. wack.
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I'm sure when people do a little jump after landing a trick is to change their foot positioning cause they landed in a uncomfortable position if that makes any sense.

I don't know what that other part is about.


no way, man. it's a trend. esp in brooklyn, amongst the hipster skaters. not coincidental, either. these dudes are conscious of it, hence the use of "contrived" in my previous post.
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Post by: PFIASB. on July 24, 2011, 09:12:05 PM
 No one does it around here but in every video theres some little faggot wearing vans, too short chinos, and a white v neck.
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Post by: Radbloke on July 24, 2011, 10:03:12 PM
Peoples inability to spell, especially in thread titles.
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Post by: Melanoma on July 24, 2011, 10:08:57 PM
"close footing"

when dudes land a trick, then jump and land w/ their feet close together. or just ride around the spot/park w/ their feet close together. so dainty and fairyish and contrived. its a hipster-skater thing. wack.

I don't seem to understand why this is a hipster-skater thing
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Post by: Pavementi on July 24, 2011, 11:08:06 PM
Battle Commanders and BATB.

And yet Hip Hop History is the coolest thing I've seen in forever.
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Post by: Tuna on July 24, 2011, 11:11:48 PM
i feel like i just see tons of the same shit from everyone. Not to say that there's a lack of creativity, but for the most part a lot of the stuff that comes out seems to just blur together.
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Post by: Eskorbut0 on July 24, 2011, 11:24:15 PM
stairs
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Post by: popsiclesandskatin on July 24, 2011, 11:42:21 PM
Too many pros are getting the rep of being the nicest dude you will ever meet.
We need more assholes like Leo.
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Post by: NowhereInLife on July 25, 2011, 12:07:36 AM
how about faggots worried about trends?

or bitches too concerned with what the next man is doing?

haha, just kidding.  carry on with your redundant inanity.  :-*
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Post by: clamy on July 25, 2011, 12:21:31 AM
Too many pros are getting the rep of being the nicest dude you will ever meet.
We need more assholes like Leo.

That's funny, he wasn't an asshole at all when I met him. I've never heard of him being one either, and even if he was I still wouldn't care.
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Post by: Filip on July 25, 2011, 12:34:38 AM
Switch front bigspins. Fuck that shit.
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Post by: YoungWilliam309 on July 25, 2011, 12:48:21 AM
antwuan dixon in jail
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: sheboyganheadben on July 25, 2011, 12:49:15 AM
Peoples inability to spell, especially in thread titles.
HAHA...fuck you. i have to type with one hand due to masturbation. psyche. my left arm is in a sling and ice machine for the next 6 weeks prick, mistakes are bound to happen.


whats antuwuan in jail for and how long?
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: landCow on July 25, 2011, 12:53:01 AM
hip hop and rap in vids. I always turn the sound off

the word contrived used to describe style or tricks or whatever

the word unecessary used to describe tech tricks

the term circus tricks

the term hipster being applied to every freaking thing

people so concerned with what trends people are following and making sure they dont follow them cause they wanna remain "core" or whatever

the term core
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: YoungWilliam309 on July 25, 2011, 12:58:40 AM
im not sure if hes in right now but hes been in & out a few times recently. hope he gets his shit together before its too late.
imagine if dude was 100% sober & fully-focused on this deathwish video
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Post by: Tyroneshoelaces on July 25, 2011, 01:03:42 AM
that tight chino thing (nothing at all wrong with tight chinos but the kids i see do this usually wear those pants) with the quick pushes and putting feet close together really is the fucking worst.  skateordie really hit the nail on the head with that one.      those kids usually are also trying to shoot on actual film cameras and never know what they are doing.   actually they aren't even usually kids, usually like 19-23 and think they are god's gift to just about everything.   i prefer the thugged out dudes,   at least they aren't pretentious.  
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Post by: Tarela on July 25, 2011, 02:23:29 AM
1.) 8mm effects and Folk music its used WAY too much...it's in just about every local video, but then again not everything can be happy medium.
2.) Frontside Lipslides on Ledges
3.) DigiCam/Cell Phone Montages
4.) Bringing back old companies instead of making new ones
5.) uhhh get back to me
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Post by: Jesus-Condom on July 25, 2011, 02:46:33 AM
  wearing vans era's, too short chinos, and a white v neck.
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Post by: Riverside on July 25, 2011, 03:10:34 AM
beanies so far back on your head, you might as well not wear one

diamond t-shirts

rap in video parts
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: YoungWilliam309 on July 25, 2011, 03:12:52 AM
1.) 8mm effects and Folk music its used WAY too much...it's in just about every local video, but then again not everything can be happy medium.
2.) Frontside Lipslides on Ledges
3.) DigiCam/Cell Phone Montages
4.) Bringing back old companies instead of making new ones
5.) uhhh get back to me

lipslides on ledges are fun as fuck.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Matty T on July 25, 2011, 03:30:32 AM
Out of all the words in the title why was the "are" that stressed?  Trends in skateboarding you WILL BE tired of?  Oh, and I'm sick of am-showcase videos.  And people who say Austyn Gillete is really good looking.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: skateordie on July 25, 2011, 06:18:35 AM
that tight chino thing (nothing at all wrong with tight chinos but the kids i see do this usually wear those pants) with the quick pushes and putting feet close together really is the fucking worst.  skateordie really hit the nail on the head with that one.      those kids usually are also trying to shoot on actual film cameras and never know what they are doing.   actually they aren't even usually kids, usually like 19-23 and think they are god's gift to just about everything.   i prefer the thugged out dudes,   at least they aren't pretentious.  

right. you'll never catch a thugged out dude close-footing.
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Post by: Useful Idiot on July 25, 2011, 07:33:33 AM
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hip-hop in skate parts.
baggy pants
nike sb dunks
7.75 decks
skating in sports jerseys
ledge lines
switch back tails.

Also, the de facto flatground 3 flip in a line. At this point, I'd rather see a fucking street plant.
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Post by: Manolo on July 25, 2011, 07:54:37 AM
music in skate parts
pants
shoes
decks
tops
grinds
slides
flatground tricks

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Post by: sk8_stuff on July 25, 2011, 08:03:27 AM
music in skate parts
pants
shoes
decks
tops
grinds
slides
flatground tricks



Egg Zachly.
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Post by: in search of miraculous on July 25, 2011, 08:46:42 AM
that tight chino thing (nothing at all wrong with tight chinos but the kids i see do this usually wear those pants) with the quick pushes and putting feet close together really is the fucking worst.  skateordie really hit the nail on the head with that one.      those kids usually are also trying to shoot on actual film cameras and never know what they are doing.   actually they aren't even usually kids, usually like 19-23 and think they are god's gift to just about everything.   i prefer the thugged out dudes,   at least they aren't pretentious.  

I'm not sure if you're allowed to hate on that close-foot thing, it could be considered homophobic.  I think it's an unconscious thing that homosexuals do when they skateboard.  I knew someone who always did that and they turned out to be queer.  I'm pretty sure it's just a little flair homosexuals add to their skateboarding, like the lisp when they talk.  On the bright side, at least it makes it easy to pick out whose a fag
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Post by: skateordie on July 25, 2011, 09:19:48 AM
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that tight chino thing (nothing at all wrong with tight chinos but the kids i see do this usually wear those pants) with the quick pushes and putting feet close together really is the fucking worst.  skateordie really hit the nail on the head with that one.      those kids usually are also trying to shoot on actual film cameras and never know what they are doing.   actually they aren't even usually kids, usually like 19-23 and think they are god's gift to just about everything.   i prefer the thugged out dudes,   at least they aren't pretentious.  
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I'm not sure if you're allowed to hate on that close-foot thing, it could be considered homophobic.  I think it's an unconscious thing that homosexuals do when they skateboard.  I knew someone who always did that and they turned out to be queer.  I'm pretty sure it's just a little flair homosexuals add to their skateboarding, like the lisp when they talk.  On the bright side, at least it makes it easy to pick out whose a fag

well said.

is this the first time the topic of "close-footing" has been brought up on slap? surprised if it is. unless you fellas have another name for it?
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Post by: gsosa on July 25, 2011, 09:23:47 AM
Cory Kennedy does that little jump and then put your feet close together thing all the time. I think most kids started doing it because he does it. Or did anyone do that shit before he did?
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Post by: in search of miraculous on July 25, 2011, 09:39:31 AM
Cory Kennedy does that little jump and then put your feet close together thing all the time. I think most kids started doing it because he does it. Or did anyone do that shit before he did?

This is the first video that popped into my head when I think about the close-footers.  While they aren't the biggest purveyor's of close-footingness, I think they sum-up the whole stereotype of a close-footer very well.

Paddy & Carl in New York (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyGY8ESLe_U#)
see: 2:45

Also note that I was not looking up footage of homosexuals skateboarding when I found this video.  I stumbled upon it on heroin's website and it was just scarred into my memory.
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Post by: skateordie on July 25, 2011, 09:44:08 AM
i reckon dill started it. although, he isn't as dainty as the rest of the nyc fairies when he does it.
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Post by: ticklefingers on July 25, 2011, 09:45:32 AM
the trend of pwbc NOT having a new episode every wednesday.
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Post by: Beeda Weeda on July 25, 2011, 09:47:34 AM
everyone that is coming up, trying to be original by doing the same trendy tricks wearing the same uniforms, its incredibly awkward to watch the youth of today mimicking it.
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Post by: BraveUlysses on July 25, 2011, 10:02:19 AM
How do some of you not like hip-hop in skate parts? I can understand if it's Lil Wayne or some trendy bullshit hip-hop but shit like Jeff Lenoce in Baker 3 or Mike Carroll in yeah right is amazing.
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Post by: jgonzalez on July 25, 2011, 10:18:28 AM
Hip Hop in skateboarding. It isn't bad
Guru Khalsa (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGrJXTUpi44#)

Well. Maybe some of us have a soft spot for it. If you still have a pair of blown out jeans hiding in your closet.
I have a couple of pairs of waist 40 jeans from back in sixth grade..
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Post by: ivegotlevitation on July 25, 2011, 10:52:17 AM
The Berrics.
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Post by: Tarela on July 25, 2011, 11:01:02 AM
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i reckon dill started it. although, he isn't as dainty as the rest of the nyc fairies when he does it.
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the close-foot regime was started by jason dill in order to corrupt the raw mindset of local new york skaters.  jason dill as a transplant was never able to step to the rugged raw style of og new york heads.  he realized he would never be raw enough to be considered an east coast power house like he had always hoped to be.  instead, jason dill single handly decided to start the hipster trend and gay up all of new york.  he decided to combat ghetto niggas in camo pants that he would legitimize upper-class white boys who enjoy sipping coffee and making art.  dill's followers wanted desperately to follow in his footsteps but feared the backlash of beat downs from real niggas.  you see what dill did not think to consider is that the great bobby puleo would release footage. all of the hipster nation saw how bobby puleo skated and wanted to mimic it, sadly they could not.  their style had been tainted by fairy dust from hipster higher archy.  they realized they could never be as raw as bobby puleo, so instead of trying to they simply did not acknowledge him and just stole his spots.  dill was at first feared by the release of bobby puleo's footage but soon realized in due time no one would know who bobby puleo was, so dill too just bit his shit.  back to the real nigga beat down shit, middle/upper-class white kids were soon venturing into ghetto sections of the city they would normally not be seen in, in order to match the raw aesthetic that bobby puleo(who they didn't even know existed) portrayed.  as soon as they came to that crossing point of shady section of city to the hood, they realized they could not be prancing around in fairy costumes with cut off jeans and thigh high socks tucked in brand new pristine wife beaters.  instead they turned to high-waters and button up shirts.  with the hipster regime's new outfit they set out to conquer all of new york just as dill had planned he was slowly gaining acceptance in new york and even more pros were joining his alliance like dylan ryder, alex olson, and austin cookiecutter.  the close foot action is sort of a "gang sign" if you will.  it lets the other followers know they are up to par with the trends.  it is a way they are able to communicate to each other and mate(homosexually as others have pointed out) within their own kind.

Cool Story Bro
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Post by: skateordie on July 25, 2011, 11:05:26 AM
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i reckon dill started it. although, he isn't as dainty as the rest of the nyc fairies when he does it.
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the close-foot regime was started by jason dill in order to corrupt the raw mindset of local new york skaters.  jason dill as a transplant was never able to step to the rugged raw style of og new york heads.  he realized he would never be raw enough to be considered an east coast power house like he had always hoped to be.  instead, jason dill single handly decided to start the hipster trend and gay up all of new york.  he decided to combat ghetto niggas in camo pants that he would legitimize upper-class white boys who enjoy sipping coffee and making art.  dill's followers wanted desperately to follow in his footsteps but feared the backlash of beat downs from real niggas.  you see what dill did not think to consider is that the great bobby puleo would release footage. all of the hipster nation saw how bobby puleo skated and wanted to mimic it, sadly they could not.  their style had been tainted by fairy dust from hipster higher archy.  they realized they could never be as raw as bobby puleo, so instead of trying to they simply did not acknowledge him and just stole his spots.  dill was at first feared by the release of bobby puleo's footage but soon realized in due time no one would know who bobby puleo was, so dill too just bit his shit.  back to the real nigga beat down shit, middle/upper-class white kids were soon venturing into ghetto sections of the city they would normally not be seen in, in order to match the raw aesthetic that bobby puleo(who they didn't even know existed) portrayed.  as soon as they came to that crossing point of shady section of city to the hood, they realized they could not be prancing around in fairy costumes with cut off jeans and thigh high socks tucked in brand new pristine wife beaters.  instead they turned to high-waters and button up shirts.  with the hipster regime's new outfit they set out to conquer all of new york just as dill had planned he was slowly gaining acceptance in new york and even more pros were joining his alliance like dylan ryder, alex olson, and austin cookiecutter.  the close foot action is sort of a "gang sign" if you will.  it lets the other followers know they are up to par with the trends.  it is a way they are able to communicate to each other and mate(homosexually as others have pointed out) within their own kind.
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Cool Story Bro

do we have our first close-footer chiming in?
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Omamori on July 25, 2011, 11:06:39 AM
caring about what people wear.
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Post by: pinche gringo on July 25, 2011, 11:27:44 AM
You should all start a trend where skating between tricks bowlegged is your style. 
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Post by: burl chung on July 25, 2011, 12:59:56 PM
i skate far footed with the insides of my feet barely in the nose and tail. kinda like gorilla gripping with shoes.
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Post by: skateordie on July 25, 2011, 01:03:32 PM
i skate far footed with the insides of my feet barely in the nose and tail. kinda like gorilla gripping with shoes.


2nd close-footer to chime in?
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Post by: burl chung on July 25, 2011, 01:14:45 PM
guilty as charged
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Post by: marginal way on July 25, 2011, 01:35:44 PM
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i skate far footed with the insides of my feet barely in the nose and tail. kinda like gorilla gripping with shoes.

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2nd close-footer to chime in?
around here, that's how we spot snowboarders.
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Post by: cat litter on July 25, 2011, 02:02:51 PM
caring about what people wear.
Even after watching that video I'm still not sure what is meant by close footed
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Post by: skateordie on July 25, 2011, 02:14:03 PM
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caring about what people wear.
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Even after watching that video I'm still not sure what is meant by close footed

for another example, watch "Downey and Sakoff at Astoria" from the front page last monday. at 00:28 is a classic example of close-footing. he lands with his feet almost in position for the next trick, but for some reason puts them close together, only to have re-set up for the next trick??

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Post by: Tufty on July 25, 2011, 02:16:48 PM
Skaters with i phones or any mobile...
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Post by: GarglesCmen on July 25, 2011, 02:18:52 PM
Im not sure what the whole close footed thing means at all. At first I thought it meant like putting your feet together when cruising or something. I watched the video and I still have no idea what it is.
The trend I hate though is the high khaki thing that is going on, beanies with the pom pom on top, beanies pushed so far back on people its defeats the purpose of the beanie.
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Post by: GarglesCmen on July 25, 2011, 02:21:44 PM

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for another example, watch "Downey and Sakoff at Astoria" from the front page last monday. at 00:28 is a classic example of close-footing. he lands with his feet almost in position for the next trick, but for some reason puts them close together, only to have re-set up for the next trick??


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oh ok, thanks for clearing that up
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Post by: cat litter on July 25, 2011, 02:22:39 PM
for another example, watch "Downey and Sakoff at Astoria" from the front page last monday. at 00:28 is a classic example of close-footing. he lands with his feet almost in position for the next trick, but for some reason puts them close together, only to have re-set up for the next trick??
I guess it doesnt make much sense, I always put my feet near the bolts so I dont fall and shit

Then again I dont live in new york so I never see it
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Post by: Dirtymac on July 25, 2011, 02:26:06 PM
What about the "hands down by your side" deal? Don't have a catchy name for it but it's rampant and goes hand in hand w/"close footing" Whose responsible for that shite?
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Post by: skateordie on July 25, 2011, 02:43:42 PM
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for another example, watch "Downey and Sakoff at Astoria" from the front page last monday. at 00:28 is a classic example of close-footing. he lands with his feet almost in position for the next trick, but for some reason puts them close together, only to have re-set up for the next trick??
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I guess it doesnt make much sense, I always put my feet near the bolts so I dont fall and shit

Then again I dont live in new york so I never see it

nah, man. these fellas put their feet inside the bolts. picture dorothy from wizard of oz, clicking her heels and saying, "there's no place like home."
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Post by: Sleazy on July 25, 2011, 02:45:41 PM
i get the general idea of this close footing thing but isn't that how most people ride when they aren't setting up for a trick?
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Post by: ohyouskatewhocares on July 25, 2011, 02:52:14 PM
heelflips
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Post by: S.E. on July 25, 2011, 02:57:13 PM
the berrics, rob dyrdek, eric koston, steve berra, greg lutzkas 270 whatevers, people hating on dylan rieders clothes, overhyped shoe company videos...
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Post by: skateordie on July 25, 2011, 02:57:49 PM
i get the general idea of this close footing thing but isn't that how most people ride when they aren't setting up for a trick?

like bombing a hill, or cruising around, for example? i'd say its more like feet on the bolts, or back foot on the tail, and front foot on the front bolts. who bombs hills clicking their heels like dorothy?
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Post by: pinche gringo on July 25, 2011, 03:05:37 PM
for another example, watch "Downey and Sakoff at Astoria" from the front page last monday. at 00:28 is a classic example of close-footing. he lands with his feet almost in position for the next trick, but for some reason puts them close together, only to have re-set up for the next trick??

I see what you're saying.  That does seem a bit contrived or premeditated, but that spot looks awesome.
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Post by: Spike Hawke on July 25, 2011, 03:20:51 PM
skaters hanging out at the park instead of skating. ie being seen to be skating is cooler than actually skateing. fixed wheel bikes taking over from cruising on your board
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Post by: in search of miraculous on July 25, 2011, 03:22:14 PM
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i get the general idea of this close footing thing but isn't that how most people ride when they aren't setting up for a trick?
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like bombing a hill, or cruising around, for example? i'd say its more like feet on the bolts, or back foot on the tail, and front foot on the front bolts. who bombs hills clicking their heels like dorothy?

Nah, these dudes will land a trick perfect bolts then jump into the air and reposition both feet in the dead center of their board and limp their wrists.
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Post by: idealhandmades on July 25, 2011, 03:29:49 PM
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i get the general idea of this close footing thing but isn't that how most people ride when they aren't setting up for a trick?
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like bombing a hill, or cruising around, for example? i'd say its more like feet on the bolts, or back foot on the tail, and front foot on the front bolts. who bombs hills clicking their heels like dorothy?

when you think about it, someone bombing a hill "close footing" like Dorothy, would be kind of awesome. you can't really powerslide or pop your nose up a bit for cracks or anything while doing that. quite the commitment.

Most of the shit that's been brought up in this thread so far are all still pretty recent trends.
I'm more tired of some older stuff.
Like homophobia (serious or not. even when used in joking terms I think its just really lame and disrespectful, and a sign of immaturity and someone who can't come up with a better way of explaining something. Its like when people swear a lot while talking, just because they have a limited vocabulary or think that it will always add more gravitas to what they're saying no matter how many times they [over]use it.)
Kids that are only focused on getting hooked up
Jocking
The clothes patrol and outfit police
Hypocrites (which we all are, or have been at some point, no matter what)
People that are oblivious to their hypocrisies
The overly sensitive, and the insensitive.
99% of rich people
People that beg for money
Socially inept weirdos that feel the need to revel too much information to strangers face to face


but if I have to keep it current,
I hate it when people "tag" other people in photos on facebook that those people aren't actually in. its the lamest cry for attention where clearly none is warranted.
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Post by: SonictheHedgehog on July 25, 2011, 03:33:59 PM
Perfect example of close footing at 13 seconds in

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDAAACqiYr8
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Sleazy on July 25, 2011, 03:37:37 PM
the other guys, maybe, but i don't see the problem with dylan's feet in that clip. are people really riding around like ape's when they aren't setting up for tricks? that seems even more odd.
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Post by: in search of miraculous on July 25, 2011, 03:44:44 PM
the other guys, maybe, but i don't see the problem with dylan's feet in that clip. are people really riding around like ape's when they aren't setting up for tricks? that seems even more odd.

That still wasn't the perfect example for close-feeting.  He sort of slid his feet towards the center.  I literally see dudes at the park after landing a trick do like a mini 2 inch high hippie jump close their feet together and reposition them in the center of the board.  It may have stemmed from Dylan(all those guilty of doing it have been wanna be Dylan clones), but they take it to a different extreme.

And no people aren't riding around like apes, they're riding around like every skateboarder ever prior to the close-footing trend.
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Post by: skateordie on July 25, 2011, 03:51:38 PM
i live in brooklyn, and skate all over nyc. this close-foot shit is blatant in these parts. maybe not elsehwere, though i doubt it (dylan). if you're not aware of this epidemic, then either you're a self-denying close-footer, or you're hood hasn't been plagued by them yet.
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Post by: in search of miraculous on July 25, 2011, 04:05:34 PM
(http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/3015/closefoot.png)
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: LewAlcindor on July 25, 2011, 04:11:30 PM
people bitching about how another man positions his feet on a skateboard
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Post by: myrrh on July 25, 2011, 04:26:36 PM
I am sometimes guilty of this, just feel fun and cruisy. Not in a line or when Im really trying something though.
Maybe its subconscious from watching the Dylan part. But so what?
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: myrrh on July 25, 2011, 04:32:26 PM
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people bitching about how another man positions his feet on a skateboard
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another close-foot regime member steps out of the woodworks. hahaha

also does anyone else find it hilarious when busted ass faced mother fuckers try and dress all weird like dylan ryder?  She can pull off dressing that ridiculous because she is cute, you aren't!

Yeah I often skate in this outfit
 (http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_YDU4OXqEjLg/Sx-QDRbvW2I/AAAAAAAARZU/lQLMj4ZZOyk/s400/Dylan+Ryder-dylan.pick00.jpg)
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Skate Edge on July 25, 2011, 04:40:56 PM
- Beanies in 80+ degree weather
- Shoe laces as belts (that trend might be over)
- Vulcanized soles

I will be on the look out for close-footers at the park.
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Post by: LewAlcindor on July 25, 2011, 04:47:31 PM
absolutely nothing wrong with close footing when youre cruisin flat ground or whatever. no need to impress while riding around..
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Jesus-Condom on July 25, 2011, 04:49:33 PM

- Shoe laces as belts (that trend might be over)




(http://i.imgur.com/mMWl0.gif)

Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: metamachine on July 25, 2011, 05:11:25 PM
(http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/3015/closefoot.png)

ive got no problem with close footers but that illustration is so freaking awesome!


what i do have a problem with are all the happy-sunshine-75%lifestyleshot-15%setup-10%trick with happy popmusic-edits
its smart to try and get some milage out of your clips but come one man, i really dont want to see someone stare at the sun ever other trick or fake laugh at a joke every edit. its like skateboarding has gone from throwing yourself off stairs to picking flowers in some utopian world.
a friend of mine once told me he didnt like blueprints recent flick becouse it didnt contain enough sunshine.

WTF
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: vegan*shawn on July 25, 2011, 10:09:23 PM
homophobia!!!
the use of the words gay, faggot, fag when putting down people (see above)
racism
people who worry so much about how other people skate
People fighting with COTG in every thread worth reading
new rap in skate videos
judgmental people who hide behind their computer screens to put down people who are skating and busting their asses.
 
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Doogie Howser Ph.D. on July 25, 2011, 10:19:18 PM
complaining about what people are wearing and how they are skating.
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Post by: TheBouncingSoul on July 25, 2011, 10:44:00 PM
capri's/floods/unnecessary rolled up pants.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: VictoriousOG on July 25, 2011, 10:52:36 PM
high striped socks+cut offs

aka the tyler
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: BriDen on July 25, 2011, 11:02:44 PM
is this the first time the topic of "close-footing" has been brought up on slap? surprised if it is. unless you fellas have another name for it?



Kalis was talking about it a while back in the BATB 3 thread. He denied it after the Shane going to DC news came out.

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kalis almost got skunked

Cory Kennedy vs Josh Kalis (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9MPfMPqHRU#)

but hes a g


the berrics needs people outside their crew

daewon, creager(officially), rodney, stevie, wade, morgan, russ milligan etc

to make this shit official

its like a club or something
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Hey.. leave me out of this! haha
Better to lose and not have to go back... nah mean.
Some of these new kids take that shit hella serious though... flickin there hair... quirky smiles.. bouncing there feet to the center of the board after they make a trick.... boat shoes... real weird shit in the world of s.k.a.t.e.
Its pretty disgusting.
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Post by: Tuna on July 25, 2011, 11:05:44 PM
high striped socks+cut offs

aka the tyler

i always thought of this as the andrew allen, or even the kareem abdul-jabbar
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: VictoriousOG on July 25, 2011, 11:12:28 PM
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high striped socks+cut offs

aka the tyler
[close]

i always thought of this as the andrew allen, or even the kareem abdul-jabbar
Those dudes definitely rock it, but kids don't follow that trend because of them, and you know that's the case 90% of the time.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: ticklefingers on July 25, 2011, 11:20:30 PM
Planking.

and that goes for the rest of life too.

SLAP's very own Ahlee actually invented planking. He started a little tumblr called "thefacedown" which got put on reedit and went huge the first week. Then the god damn Australians went wild with it nuts with it and now we have planking.

http://thefacedown.com/ (http://thefacedown.com/)
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: VictoriousOG on July 25, 2011, 11:23:41 PM
(http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lgf8ljkGCw1qe2azzo1_400.png)
I just lol'd.
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Post by: idealhandmades on July 25, 2011, 11:38:36 PM
(http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lgf8ljkGCw1qe2azzo1_400.png)
I just lol'd.
1. why? that shit aint funny, its just dumb. Theres no way you haven't already seen a million variations on that same picture all over the internet everyday for the past 5 years.

and 2. I really liked the last episode of curb where Larry David called out that annoying chick that played "Janice" from Friends for saying "L-O-L" outloud all the time.

so knock it off, you planking goon, or I'll put a hit on your head via the social assassin.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: extramedium on July 25, 2011, 11:40:52 PM

 torgie
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: VictoriousOG on July 25, 2011, 11:47:54 PM
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(http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lgf8ljkGCw1qe2azzo1_400.png)
I just lol'd.
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1. why? that shit aint funny, its just dumb. Theres no way you haven't already seen a million variations on that same picture all over the internet everyday for the past 5 years.

and 2. I really liked the last episode of curb where Larry David called out that annoying chick that played "Janice" from Friends for saying "L-O-L" outloud all the time.

so knock it off, you planking goon, or I'll put a hit on your head via the social assassin.
Different strokes for different folks.

I still respect you btw.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: idealhandmades on July 25, 2011, 11:52:15 PM
and I you good sir.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: extramedium on July 25, 2011, 11:58:28 PM
tre flips where you throw your bak foot so far bak you do the splits
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Anthony on July 26, 2011, 12:20:41 AM
odd future, cant wait for that fad to die out. Its just a matter of time now.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: idealhandmades on July 26, 2011, 12:29:38 AM
tre flips where you throw your bak foot so far bak you do the splits

yo flips, dog piss (it kinda stole it from those one footed nosegrabs, sorry old guys), stanky legger, Catflishps, Dangle gangers, Eddie VanHalens, Van Damme flips (on account of him doing splits in every movie he's ever been in), Spread 'ems, Crip flips, Jon Comer your tre's off, three flips one foot, the danish tickler, whip'n'dips, Not Really Tre'ings...
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Useful Idiot on July 26, 2011, 09:49:59 AM
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- Shoe laces as belts (that trend might be over)



[close]

(http://i.imgur.com/mMWl0.gif)



My boss just asked me WTF I was laughing at.


edit: just read that part about Kalis calling those kids out. Nice.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: velocirapedher on July 26, 2011, 10:21:41 AM
VEGANS and there high horse
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: vegan*shawn on July 26, 2011, 11:28:40 AM
VEGANS and there high horse


ha ha ha guess I struck a nerve.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: NowhereInLife on July 26, 2011, 04:26:51 PM
(http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/3015/closefoot.png)

Amazing.  also i'm pretty over ollies and anything involving them, soo over done. 

i push and i close foot.  which is my new favorite term from slap. 
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: ticklefingers on July 26, 2011, 07:08:58 PM
20 second preroll vids in front of 15 second clips

Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: idealhandmades on July 26, 2011, 09:20:27 PM
15 seconds seems generous.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Shufflessss on July 26, 2011, 09:46:09 PM
People on Slap bitching about trends in skateboarding
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Post by: skateordie on July 26, 2011, 10:32:20 PM
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(http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/3015/closefoot.png)
[close]

Amazing.  also i'm pretty over ollies and anything involving them, soo over done. 

i push and i close foot.  which is my new favorite term from slap. 

the close-footers are coming out of the clo... woodwork.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: aojiru on July 27, 2011, 12:14:28 AM
Crappy products with stacked teams
products that have next to nothing to do with skateboarding having a skate team
skate companies getting rid of their skate teams
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: clamy on July 27, 2011, 04:57:26 AM
Crappy products with stacked teams
products that have next to nothing to do with skateboarding having a skate team
skate companies getting rid of their skate teams

Definitely some shitty industry trends right there.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: buttpirate on July 27, 2011, 05:02:58 AM
what i do have a problem with are all the happy-sunshine-75%lifestyleshot-15%setup-10%trick with happy popmusic-edits
its smart to try and get some milage out of your clips but come one man, i really dont want to see someone stare at the sun ever other trick or fake laugh at a joke every edit. its like skateboarding has gone from throwing yourself off stairs to picking flowers in some utopian world.


this. since when did skateboarding become so gentrified?
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: finknoos on July 27, 2011, 08:33:22 AM
people saying "that trick doesnt count"

when you wanna have a game of skate and the other person says "berrics rules?"

decks over 8, makes it harder to find a nice 7.75

Title: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: jerkface on July 27, 2011, 01:47:13 PM
acitve, ccs, utility having the shoe in the size and colorway that i want when my local shop doesnt

hovering beanie in the middle of the summer is pretty annoying

kids skating $80 dunks

riders getting a soul song when obviously they would have skated to a rap song just because rap is out or doesn't match with the "feel" of the video

im pretty sure disgruntled pedestrian, security guard, cop intros got old even before i started watching videos

shitty tags at spots. way to keep the spot on the low and cop free.

"(so and so pro) thats my nigga right there!" said the white kid that met the pro once at a demo




Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Chipp on July 27, 2011, 02:04:19 PM
am i the only person who skates alone?
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: marginal way on July 27, 2011, 02:12:17 PM
ignorance, apathy, and laziness are SOOO hot right now, and that sucks.
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Post by: Schmaltz on July 27, 2011, 02:21:09 PM
that guys signature with heath kirchart in it
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Post by: polyethylene on July 27, 2011, 02:22:47 PM
am i the only person who skates alone?
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Made In China on July 27, 2011, 03:43:59 PM
I don't really understand the hate on close footing or whatever you call it.

Yeah I realized I do it sometimes, didn't even know before I saw this thread.
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Post by: Jesus-Condom on July 27, 2011, 04:19:43 PM
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am i the only person who skates alone?
[close]

No.  :'(
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: ChildoftheGhetto on July 27, 2011, 07:59:33 PM
People that suck at 360 flips saying yo flip

People that suck at skateboarding saying people that skate everyday aren't having fun

acting like watching contests isn't fun
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: HyperBeam on July 27, 2011, 10:17:25 PM
People that suck at 360 flips saying yo flip



amen, brother.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Omamori on July 27, 2011, 11:11:49 PM
am i the only person who skates alone?
I skate alone.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: drunk on July 28, 2011, 12:02:00 AM
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am i the only person who skates alone?
[close]

nope
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: sheboyganheadben on July 28, 2011, 03:48:10 AM

acting like watching contests isn't fun

i started watching street league. waste of time and boring as fuck. the skaters i want to see dont give a fuck and/or dont land shit. and the ones ive dont pretty much do all the exact same lines. BORING AS FUCK. whatever though get paid. only snowboarders and noobs and you watch that bull.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Mr_Friendly on July 28, 2011, 04:30:25 AM
This one might just be me, but kids at parks or spots showing up and trying the most ridiculous/ difficult thing they can think of usually with no chance of landing it. It just seams like I see it more and more, If you cant kickflip on flat, I doubt your fullcab-flip down a set of stairs is happening. If you can barely 50-50 a foot high box without landing all sketched out, you don't need to try to grind up a rail for an hour.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: busey on July 28, 2011, 07:03:34 AM
complaining.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: AfterEight on July 28, 2011, 07:41:51 AM
being antisocial at skateparks.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: LOU.502 on July 28, 2011, 09:41:15 AM
'trick hierarchies'
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: NowhereInLife on July 28, 2011, 09:54:11 AM
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am i the only person who skates alone?
[close]
I skate alone.

Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: vegan*shawn on July 28, 2011, 10:01:01 AM
This one might just be me, but kids at parks or spots showing up and trying the most ridiculous/ difficult thing they can think of usually with no chance of landing it. It just seams like I see it more and more, If you cant kickflip on flat, I doubt your fullcab-flip down a set of stairs is happening. If you can barely 50-50 a foot high box without landing all sketched out, you don't need to try to grind up a rail for an hour.

Never understood that one myself, do they think they will get lucky once and land it? It also leads to getting hurt more because you are trying something you are not way ready to be doing.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Useful Idiot on July 28, 2011, 10:57:12 AM
Inception style ledge tricks.

A trick
within a trick
within a trick
within a trick

Pudds is blazing that trail.

What's wrong with one really long smooth trick, instead of doing the fucking Bojangles on the ledge?

Also, 2 songs 1 part. Stop it. (I'm looking at you Marc)
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: polyethylene on July 28, 2011, 11:59:23 AM
Inception style ledge tricks.

A trick
within a trick
within a trick
within a trick

Pudds is blazing that trail.

What's wrong with one really long smooth trick, instead of doing the fucking Bojangles on the ledge?

Also, 2 songs 1 part. Stop it. (I'm looking at you Marc)

you've seen his backtail on that ledge in barcelona right. so if one can get both gnarly and technical, its a bad thing? and also, are you refering to marc johnson? he had 3 songs, id blame ty though
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Useful Idiot on July 28, 2011, 12:29:06 PM
It was 3 songs wasn't it.

Jerry had 2 in the enjoi video, which gets a pass because his part was absolutely bananas.

I'll look that clip up.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: 1993 on July 28, 2011, 01:00:10 PM
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This one might just be me, but kids at parks or spots showing up and trying the most ridiculous/ difficult thing they can think of usually with no chance of landing it. It just seams like I see it more and more, If you cant kickflip on flat, I doubt your fullcab-flip down a set of stairs is happening. If you can barely 50-50 a foot high box without landing all sketched out, you don't need to try to grind up a rail for an hour.
[close]

Never understood that one myself, do they think they will get lucky once and land it? It also leads to getting hurt more because you are trying something you are not way ready to be doing.

My guess is that they're doing it to try to make it seem like they don't suck to the onlookers.
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Post by: 1993 on July 28, 2011, 01:00:44 PM
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am i the only person who skates alone?
[close]
[close]

nope

I actually prefer to skate alone.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: G.Lewis on July 28, 2011, 01:49:43 PM
Using Witchcraft songs in video parts.  I love Witchcraft too.  Just kind of played to death in online segments and parts.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: polyethylene on July 28, 2011, 01:55:44 PM
skating with a big crowd
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Post by: idealhandmades on July 28, 2011, 02:01:12 PM
skating with a big crowd

agreed.
I can't stand trying to go skate when it involves multiple car loads of people.
You'd figure with that many more feet and wheels on the ground that more skating would get done,
but for some reason it never seems to go that way.
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Post by: Made In China on July 28, 2011, 03:25:10 PM
Having fun.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: earlygrab on July 28, 2011, 03:36:51 PM
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This one might just be me, but kids at parks or spots showing up and trying the most ridiculous/ difficult thing they can think of usually with no chance of landing it. It just seams like I see it more and more, If you cant kickflip on flat, I doubt your fullcab-flip down a set of stairs is happening. If you can barely 50-50 a foot high box without landing all sketched out, you don't need to try to grind up a rail for an hour.
[close]

Never understood that one myself, do they think they will get lucky once and land it? It also leads to getting hurt more because you are trying something you are not way ready to be doing.
[close]

My guess is that they're doing it to try to make it seem like they don't suck to the onlookers.

it's even creepier when it's older guys doing this. Like they use to be able to kickflip so instead of making sure you can still kickflip with any kind of control, they spend the whole time trying to kickflip into a trick or some shit.

side story, growing up there was a kid that use to come to the spot everyday for years and only try the same trick, nose wheelie, nollie flip out. however he couldn't do either trick. he was reeeeealy bad at skating. then one day after 3 yrs of only trying that trick over and over, he landed it. a month later he quit skating.
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Post by: skateordie on July 28, 2011, 03:46:34 PM
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skating with a big crowd
[close]

agreed.
I can't stand trying to go skate when it involves multiple car loads of people.
You'd figure with that many more feet and wheels on the ground that more skating would get done,
but for some reason it never seems to go that way.


Yup
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: BraveUlysses on July 28, 2011, 08:21:00 PM
Using Witchcraft songs in video parts.  I love Witchcraft too.  Just kind of played to death in online segments and parts.
Graveyard too! I swear every single song off their first album has been skated too.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Mr_Friendly on July 28, 2011, 08:47:59 PM
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This one might just be me, but kids at parks or spots showing up and trying the most ridiculous/ difficult thing they can think of usually with no chance of landing it. It just seams like I see it more and more, If you cant kickflip on flat, I doubt your fullcab-flip down a set of stairs is happening. If you can barely 50-50 a foot high box without landing all sketched out, you don't need to try to grind up a rail for an hour.
[close]

Never understood that one myself, do they think they will get lucky once and land it? It also leads to getting hurt more because you are trying something you are not way ready to be doing.
[close]

My guess is that they're doing it to try to make it seem like they don't suck to the onlookers.
[close]

it's even creepier when it's older guys doing this. Like they use to be able to kickflip so instead of making sure you can still kickflip with any kind of control, they spend the whole time trying to kickflip into a trick or some shit.


It's funny you bring that up, my first kickflip today as i was warming up went a little rocket, and the next one turned backside a bit, so I spent probably 15-20 minutes just dicking around trying slightly different things to get that, nice level flip with a high catch back. The shit foot pushing kids hucking 360 flips that ended up 3 feet away couldn't fathom why anyone would redo anything they had already landed.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: lamfordie on July 28, 2011, 09:05:35 PM
Rich kids who always get the new shit that just came out.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Skate Edge on July 28, 2011, 09:21:41 PM
The corporate takeover of skateboarding.

Examples:

- Everyone in the world skating in Stefan Janoskis

- Chris Cole's Monster energy drink logo wrist band

- Nike/Converse , Red Bull, Monster, and any other company that has no business in skateboarding being taken seriously by anyone who skates
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Lenny the Fatface on July 28, 2011, 10:09:14 PM
-Filming at the skatepark during peak hours.

-Fake satanists.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: pinche gringo on July 28, 2011, 10:46:43 PM
Inception style ledge tricks.

A trick
within a trick
within a trick
within a trick

Pudds is blazing that trail.

What's wrong with one really long smooth trick, instead of doing the fucking Bojangles on the ledge?


I just laughed my ass off.  Thanks man.  I had a shitty day and definitely needed a laugh.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Chavo on July 28, 2011, 11:22:48 PM
-Touching the griptape before static flatground ollie grabs
-Judo flip frontside grabs
-Ho-Ho plants where you balance the board on the top of your shoes
-No-comply shifties with one foot on the ground while pivoting
-End of the worlds
-360 flip one foot tail grabs
-"Willy stall" fakie rocks
-Slappy nose slides
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: A Rolled Ankle on July 29, 2011, 12:10:59 AM
This whole "Brixton, I work in my garage on my Schaaf style motorcycle when I'm not skating while wearing weird Brixton hats and rockin' a killer mustache and witty tattoos look." 

This shit has to stop.  I got an Active Catalog in the mail today (I'm 24 and still get 12-year-old mail) and I was checkin' it out while I was on the shitter.  They are trying so hard to accomplish this blue color working man Brixton look.  Since when was it cool to wear boots, black framed glasses, a flannel, some dumb slick back hair and a dumb fuckin' mustache!? 

Fuck I hate everything!
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: finknoos on July 29, 2011, 01:51:44 AM
-Filming at the skatepark during peak hours.

-Fake satanists.

especially when theyre filming a line and think the get priority or some shit
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: skateordie on July 29, 2011, 06:35:11 AM
This whole "Brixton, I work in my garage on my Schaaf style motorcycle when I'm not skating while wearing weird Brixton hats and rockin' a killer mustache and witty tattoos look." 

This shit has to stop.  I got an Active Catalog in the mail today (I'm 24 and still get 12-year-old mail) and I was checkin' it out while I was on the shitter.  They are trying so hard to accomplish this blue color working man Brixton look.  Since when was it cool to wear boots, black framed glasses, a flannel, some dumb slick back hair and a dumb fuckin' mustache!? 

Fuck I hate everything!

like max schaaf said in his epiclylaterd, "it's easy to fake." that's why there all on it.
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Post by: ige on July 29, 2011, 06:43:50 AM
The corporate takeover of skateboarding.

Examples:

- Everyone in the world skating in Stefan Janoskis

- Chris Cole's Monster energy drink logo wrist band

- Nike/Converse , Red Bull, Monster, and any other company that has no business in skateboarding being taken seriously by anyone who skates
Everyone probably is skating the Janoskis because its a fucking great shoe! I?m currently skating in Adidases (?) and couldnt care less about shitty quality Lakais. Dont get me wrong, i love skateboarding and im not into the mainstream side of it, but i want to get good quality for my money. I dont feel guilty.
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Post by: 1978 on July 29, 2011, 06:48:54 AM
i might be old school but i fucking HATE grip tape graphics/logos.

i like my grip tape straight up black.

 
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Post by: YoungWilliam309 on July 29, 2011, 07:13:53 AM
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The corporate takeover of skateboarding.

Examples:

- Everyone in the world skating in Stefan Janoskis

- Chris Cole's Monster energy drink logo wrist band

- Nike/Converse , Red Bull, Monster, and any other company that has no business in skateboarding being taken seriously by anyone who skates
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Everyone probably is skating the Janoskis because its a fucking great shoe! I?m currently skating in Adidases (?) and couldnt care less about shitty quality Lakais. Dont get me wrong, i love skateboarding and im not into the mainstream side of it, but i want to get good quality for my money. I dont feel guilty.

agreed. Nike SB gets sooo much unnecessary hate. they make some of the best shoes for every style, have a sick team, & host a ton of great skating events. people forget that Nike SB is a DIVISION of Nike Footwear. Meaning its a skateboarding company, under the Nike Banner. Just like they do with other the other sports. the guys who work for Nike Soccer arent the same ones working for Nike SB, and so on.

Millions of people around the world are skateboarding. its gonna get "mainstream" no matter what. as long as the relationship "mainstream" company & skateboarders is win/win then im cool with it.

people will hate on shit just because it isnt directly skateboarding. Like gaterade. wtf? like none of these niggas never drank gaterade after a long, hot session. if they wanna pay malto millions to put their sticker on his boards, so be it.

another example would be target sponsoring P-Rod. for some reason he lost "street cred" because of it, when he gets paid millions & gets free gift cards. he literally could live off that sponsorship alone. plus target & mountain dew remodeled his private park, which is sick as fuck. thats a win/win situation. they get the exposure/advertising while the pro gets a ton of perks including an insanely dope skatepark. if you hate on that then your just a hater. ANYBODY would take that deal if they actually got the chance.

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and i also agree with whoever said something about colored/patterned griptape. that shit is whack as fuck.
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Post by: 1978 on July 29, 2011, 07:20:55 AM
target and skateboarding should never cross paths.
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Post by: AfterEight on July 29, 2011, 07:49:14 AM
Being so fcking nice all the time. Michael Rappaport had a point when he was at BATB4. Everyone's so diplomatic with their commentary it makes everything boring. Yeah, i guess it's better for their career to say nice things, but it takes the flavour out of it.

Thats one of the things that makes Heath so sick.
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Post by: tobal on July 29, 2011, 08:14:53 AM
NIKE SB.
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Post by: A Rolled Ankle on July 29, 2011, 10:16:24 AM
NIKE SB.
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Post by: pinche gringo on July 29, 2011, 03:03:13 PM
i might be old school but i fucking HATE grip tape graphics/logos.

i like my grip tape straight up black.

 

Agreed.  I don't need anymore distractions while skating.
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Post by: skatelord on July 29, 2011, 04:48:53 PM
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i might be old school but i fucking HATE grip tape graphics/logos.

i like my grip tape straight up black.

 
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Agreed.  I don't need anymore distractions while skating.

This is very disappointing news, I just invested a large sum of money in a griptape/porn company.
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Post by: planman on July 29, 2011, 05:13:43 PM
shake junt
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Post by: chillout on July 29, 2011, 06:31:40 PM
target and skateboarding should never cross paths.

youve never bought a drink from target before or after skating? or tried to skate the big red balls?
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Post by: pugmaster on July 29, 2011, 07:50:56 PM
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youve never bought a drink from target before or after skating? or tried to skate the big red ballsand not gotten kicked out?
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Post by: Upgrayedd on July 29, 2011, 09:58:01 PM
shake junt
"get derrrrrrrr while you can!!!!!!"
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Post by: Doogie Howser Ph.D. on July 29, 2011, 10:33:54 PM
OH MY GOD I LOVE PANTS THAT EVERYTIME YOU BEND DOWN YOUR SOCKS SHOW A BIT..  SO HAWT, WE SO BAD.
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Post by: snickers on July 30, 2011, 02:15:30 AM
BEING CORE IS SO PLAYED OUT! I'LL KEEP MY DUNKS AND RED BULL, FUCK YOU VERY MUCH!~~!1!!!
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Post by: Schmaltz on July 30, 2011, 06:35:10 AM
Inception style ledge tricks.

A trick
within a trick
within a trick
within a trick

Pudds is blazing that trail.

What's wrong with one really long smooth trick, instead of doing the fucking Bojangles on the ledge?

Also, 2 songs 1 part. Stop it. (I'm looking at you Marc)



the way that this guy talks.
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Post by: idealhandmades on July 30, 2011, 09:47:25 AM
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youve never bought a drink from target before or after skating? or tried to skate the big red balls?

first trick
Untitled (http://vimeo.com/27076461)

that stuff was all 2005-'06, and aside from those few clips at the Olympic stadium in Montreal, is all spots from New Hampshire. And thats if we're using the term "spots" loosely.
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Post by: Locbrew on July 30, 2011, 10:01:25 AM
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shake junt
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"get derrrrrrrr while you can!!!!!!"


I said it earlier and I'll say it again. Shake Junt fans are the Juggalos of skateboarding.
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Post by: marginal way on July 30, 2011, 10:37:54 AM
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This one might just be me, but kids at parks or spots showing up and trying the most ridiculous/ difficult thing they can think of usually with no chance of landing it. It just seams like I see it more and more, If you cant kickflip on flat, I doubt your fullcab-flip down a set of stairs is happening. If you can barely 50-50 a foot high box without landing all sketched out, you don't need to try to grind up a rail for an hour.
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nah, it'll work eventually. you just gotta yell and throw your board a lot. then bystanders will know that normally, you are very good at skateboarding, and are just having an off day.
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Post by: 1978 on July 30, 2011, 03:40:18 PM
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youve never bought a drink from target before or after skating? or tried to skate the big red balls?

Target doesnt sell beer.  well, not here anyway.
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Post by: Mad Lauder on July 30, 2011, 04:55:39 PM
Rich kids who always get the new shit that just came out.

You know whats even worse?
Kids that just started skating with all new everything.
I'm always like "fuck you I should have that shit".
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Post by: Upgrayedd on July 30, 2011, 05:15:18 PM
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shake junt
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"get derrrrrrrr while you can!!!!!!"

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I said it earlier and I'll say it again. Shake Junt fans are the Juggalos of skateboarding.
youre goddamn right
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Post by: A.J.K. on July 30, 2011, 05:43:51 PM
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shake junt
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"get derrrrrrrr while you can!!!!!!"

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I said it earlier and I'll say it again. Shake Junt fans are the Juggalos of skateboarding.
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youre goddamn right

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Post by: LOU.502 on July 30, 2011, 09:48:54 PM
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shake junt
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"get derrrrrrrr while you can!!!!!!"

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I said it earlier and I'll say it again. Shake Junt fans are the Juggalos of skateboarding
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youre goddamn right
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damn you just fucked my whole shit up ive never thought about it like that before. they are tho!
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Post by: ChildoftheGhetto on July 30, 2011, 09:52:57 PM
No they aren't.
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Post by: Doogie Howser Ph.D. on July 30, 2011, 09:55:23 PM
Oh shut up its true.
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Post by: ChildoftheGhetto on July 30, 2011, 09:57:23 PM
If you think that, chances are you're a faggot, suck at skateboarding, or both.
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Post by: Doogie Howser Ph.D. on July 30, 2011, 10:11:00 PM
WELL I GUESS I'M ALL THREE OF THOSE THINGS
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Post by: skateordie on July 30, 2011, 10:14:46 PM
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shake junt
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"get derrrrrrrr while you can!!!!!!"

[close]

I said it earlier and I'll say it again. Shake Junt fans are the Juggalos of skateboarding.

word up
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Post by: 1978 on July 31, 2011, 02:55:24 AM
if Shake Junt = ICP... then Zero = 30 seconds to mars.
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Post by: macgruber on July 31, 2011, 09:25:22 AM
- pre fab parks. just give us a parking lot where we can build our own shit instead.
- going pro too early. it's probably always been a thing, but now it just seems like you put one video part out and then you're pro. i'm way more stoked when i've been waiting for someone's board to come out then it finally happens
-the lack of pros driving honda civics. not really, i'm glad they can make bank now, but i do appreciate it when people aren't so ostentatious
 
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Post by: Eschaton on July 31, 2011, 09:41:36 AM
I skipped to the end so might be repeats

-Kids asking you to play SKATE the second you get into a park
-BMX kids chunking up all the god damned ledges (is that a trend in skating?)
-TF's
-Pro's trying to be good role models
-Skateboarding in TV ad's
-Skatepalza's being built everywhere but NJ
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Post by: Sleazy on July 31, 2011, 09:43:03 AM
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nope
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I actually prefer to skate alone.

i prefer to go skate alone. if i run into some people, fantastic, if not, cool. who's got time to coordinate with other people when you want to bust out for a quick session.
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Post by: voltronarm on July 31, 2011, 10:01:30 AM
I skipped to the end so might be repeats

-Kids asking you to play SKATE the second you get into a park
-BMX kids chunking up all the god damned ledges (is that a trend in skating?)
-TF's
-Pro's trying to be good role models
-Skateboarding in TV ad's
-Skatepalza's being built everywhere but NJ


this.
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Post by: pica on July 31, 2011, 10:05:03 AM
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I actually prefer to skate alone.
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i prefer to go skate alone. if i run into some people, fantastic, if not, cool. who's got time to coordinate with other people when you want to bust out for a quick session.
i'd say you need a cell phone and friends who are down to skate.
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Post by: idealhandmades on July 31, 2011, 10:34:15 AM
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nope
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I actually prefer to skate alone.
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i prefer to go skate alone. if i run into some people, fantastic, if not, cool. who's got time to coordinate with other people when you want to bust out for a quick session.
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i'd say you need a cell phone and friends who are down to skate.
still takes too long when you just wanna get out there. what with drive times, inevitably someone will forget their board/shoes/hasn't eaten yet/has to just do this one thing first but i'll be there asap/needs to get gas/doesn't feel up to skate what you want to skate that day/not answer their phone/etc etc etc

I think skating with at least one other person is always a good idea though, if not just from the safety in numbers aspect, then so someone can stand next to you and make snide comments to Dee while you borrow her popcorn bowl.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Reev on July 31, 2011, 02:22:36 PM
inevitably someone will forget their board/shoes

Ha, don't think I've ever heard of someone turning up to a session without their shoes.
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Post by: Stoop Kid on July 31, 2011, 02:26:43 PM
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inevitably someone will forget their board/shoes
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Ha, don't think I've ever heard of someone turning up to a session without their shoes.

Happened to me once. I showed up to the session from work and thought I had my shoes in the trunk of my car. I was mistaken.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Schmaltz on July 31, 2011, 02:32:28 PM
People who dress exactly like pros and get the same boards the pros ride.
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Post by: Gnarwhal on July 31, 2011, 03:21:27 PM
People who dress exactly like pros and get the same boards the pros ride.
so if we can't skate the same boards as the pros shouldn't we all be skating 2x4's?
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Post by: Schmaltz on July 31, 2011, 03:25:17 PM
no but i mean, u will see a kid with a plan b board, a white fitted hat, a tall tee, and some dc's or something, a few years back everyone was a "baker clone"
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Post by: Upgrayedd on July 31, 2011, 04:50:14 PM
no but i mean, u will see a kid with a plan b board, a white fitted hat, a tall tee, and some dc's or something, a few years back everyone was a "baker clone"
ive succumb to brown dickes and a green anti-hero shirt. But i'm completely ok with that.
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Post by: Eschaton on July 31, 2011, 05:02:41 PM
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no but i mean, u will see a kid with a plan b board, a white fitted hat, a tall tee, and some dc's or something, a few years back everyone was a "baker clone"
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ive succumb to brown dickes and a green anti-hero shirt. But i'm completely ok with that.
Nothing wrong with that
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Nanda Zinger on July 31, 2011, 05:04:22 PM
high striped socks+cut offs

aka the tyler
I've been rocking both old striped tube socks and cut offs for longer than tyler the creator has been prevalent. To call (and mock) this style as "the tyler" just makes you sound even more like the herb you are. For one, I'm not a fan of his music, and second, aren't you the one posting your overpriced supreme hats on this forum? As sweatercuff previously posted, you truly live up to your name. You are indeed a planking goon.
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Post by: Shazamsung on July 31, 2011, 05:17:34 PM
People who dress exactly like pros and get the same boards the pros ride.

I was very very guilty of that for many years. It feels good to get that out.


Anyway, I'm sick of (and sorry if they're repeats):

The "Oh, did I forget to shower or change my clothes for a year? Again? Whooooooooa" Peter-Pan-syndrome-I-don't-wanna-grow-up-you-can't-make-me vibe, e.g. half the Baker/Deathwish squad.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: RRRRRAD on July 31, 2011, 07:06:48 PM
button up shirts.
12 year olds with super 8 and vx 1/HD.
whiney beach fossil origin type music.


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Post by: pugmaster on July 31, 2011, 10:49:28 PM
No representation of pharmaceutical drugs sponsoring the bowl events (viagara).  Maybe we aren't as infertile as golfers....
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Buzz Killington on August 01, 2011, 05:44:05 AM
Overnight stars turning pro before dudes who put in way more work.

Yo flips
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Post by: Sleazy on August 01, 2011, 05:53:18 AM
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i prefer to go skate alone. if i run into some people, fantastic, if not, cool. who's got time to coordinate with other people when you want to bust out for a quick session.
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i'd say you need a cell phone and friends who are down to skate.
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still takes too long when you just wanna get out there. what with drive times, inevitably someone will forget their board/shoes/hasn't eaten yet/has to just do this one thing first but i'll be there asap/needs to get gas/doesn't feel up to skate what you want to skate that day/not answer their phone/etc etc etc

I think skating with at least one other person is always a good idea though, if not just from the safety in numbers aspect, then so someone can stand next to you and make snide comments to Dee while you borrow her popcorn bowl.


that's pretty much exactly it. so much easier to just skate solo or with who ever you know at the spot.
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Post by: LiftedGirlie on August 01, 2011, 12:47:06 PM
Pretty much anything Plan B. Reminds me of the old Muska shit in the 90s.
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nope
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I actually prefer to skate alone.
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i prefer to go skate alone. if i run into some people, fantastic, if not, cool. who's got time to coordinate with other people when you want to bust out for a quick session.
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i'd say you need a cell phone and friends who are down to skate.
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still takes too long when you just wanna get out there. what with drive times, inevitably someone will forget their board/shoes/hasn't eaten yet/has to just do this one thing first but i'll be there asap/needs to get gas/doesn't feel up to skate what you want to skate that day/not answer their phone/etc etc etc

I think skating with at least one other person is always a good idea though, if not just from the safety in numbers aspect, then so someone can stand next to you and make snide comments to Dee while you borrow her popcorn bowl.

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that's pretty much exactly it. so much easier to just skate solo or with who ever you know at the spot.

I think if I always had to skate with someone, I would have quit years ago.  Now it's perfect, I can duck out for a couple hours....you can't do that with a round of golf...

I'm mildly annoyed at all the trends that have nothing to do with skateboarding ie. motorcycles.....
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Post by: Omamori on August 01, 2011, 04:03:40 PM
Yes the motorcycle thing is lame.

thin chill shoes, fuck that shit
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Post by: earlygrab on August 01, 2011, 04:11:00 PM
vignettes. Should I blame french fred? Every kid with an HD camera now needs thinks a vignette and some color correction will make his video look like film. Which in the right hands can be done, but not by anyone making a skateboard video.
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Post by: polyethylene on August 01, 2011, 04:29:58 PM
button up shirts.
12 year olds with super 8 and vx 1/HD.
whiney beach fossil origin type music.

zing!
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Post by: RRRRRAD on August 01, 2011, 07:06:04 PM
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zing!
who are you zinging
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Post by: VictoriousOG on August 01, 2011, 11:48:46 PM
Good skaters being socially regular.
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Post by: foureyedjim on August 02, 2011, 12:09:42 AM
I dislike the two ends of the spectrum:

There are those who will do every single little thing in their power to imitate their skate idols, which is kinda creepy.

And there are those who just wail on trends all day everyday, which begs the question, what ISN'T trendy?
(I guess if you dressed like Pauly D...hahah)

Either way, trends are inevitable.  Shouldn't let them run your life whether you like them or hate em.
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Post by: idealhandmades on August 02, 2011, 12:17:04 AM
I dislike the two ends of the spectrum:

There are those who will do every single little thing in their power to imitate their skate idols, which is kinda creepy.

And there are those who just wail on trends all day everyday, which begs the question, what ISN'T trendy?
(I guess if you dressed like Pauly D...hahah)

Either way, trends are inevitable.  Shouldn't let them run your life whether you like them or hate em.

speaking of Sir D, the park that was 5 minutes from my house before i moved across town, had this one local kid that used to gel his hair up EXACTLY like Pauly D. He couldn't have been older than 16, and was only like 5'3 (maybe another 5" with the hair though), but it was fucking hilarious seeing him show up to the park with that blown back dragonballZ action hair. Frosted tips too!
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Post by: Paul Cicero on August 02, 2011, 02:42:59 AM
I was going to say brown cords / pants..
Then I realised that I'm guilty as sin.

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Post by: Eschaton on August 02, 2011, 09:40:45 AM
Is flanel still a trend?
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Post by: finknoos on August 02, 2011, 09:44:40 AM
this might be a local thing but i really hate it, when people get a new pair of shoes and use both pairs of laces at once, kinda like this

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Post by: Eschaton on August 02, 2011, 09:47:18 AM
Definately not a local thing, It's on the East Coast too, but I've only ever seen people do it with Dunks.
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Post by: Fenzadill on August 02, 2011, 09:48:39 AM
The most prevalent reason why people bitch about "trends" (some of these things just always 'have been'.  Just because you became aware of it recently does not mean it is a new trend.  That "the tyler" comment is a good example.  High socks are just high socks) is to show that they we're doing it first.

I always get carried away typing inside parenthesis, fuckin multi-sentence asides and shit.  Gotta work on that.
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Post by: finknoos on August 02, 2011, 09:54:16 AM
Definately not a local thing, It's on the East Coast too, but I've only ever seen people do it with Dunks.

dunks are the most common, however i see a crazy ammount of people doing it with vans eras, which looks even worse because the laces are quite long anyway and theyre only about 4 lace holes so the "quadruple bow" part is dragging on the ground
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Post by: Fenzadill on August 02, 2011, 09:55:16 AM
Yeah bunny ear shoelaces are not a good look, nor particularly safe.
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Post by: BuddyPal on August 02, 2011, 10:18:56 AM
slick back greaser hair
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Post by: bumptobar on August 02, 2011, 11:22:20 AM
ledge dancing
high waters
old dudes who play the old school act too hard
colored socks
Stupid shaped cruiser boards
not being able to no comply in games of skate
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Post by: RRRRRAD on August 02, 2011, 12:35:46 PM
boat shoes FUUUUUUCK those things. what are you going out to eat at your country club or going to skate jesus christ
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Post by: sheboyganheadben on August 02, 2011, 01:20:11 PM
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Post by: VictoriousOG on August 02, 2011, 01:41:12 PM
Looks like someones offended. If you read through the thread I clearly explain that Tyler made it a fad. Of course that shits old, but Tyler is the reason kids are following it. Not 20+ year old dudes at the park or Andrew Allen. Call me a "herb", "kook", "trendy bastard" all you want. I'm still doing my damn thing and loving it.
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Post by: Jesus-Condom on August 02, 2011, 08:52:57 PM
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Definately not a local thing, It's on the East Coast too, but I've only ever seen people do it with Dunks.
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dunks are the most common, however i see a crazy ammount of people doing it with vans eras, which looks even worse because the laces are quite long anyway and theyre only about 4 lace holes so the "quadruple bow" part is dragging on the ground

Ive seen people do it with cons.
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Post by: Upgrayedd on August 03, 2011, 02:55:37 AM
I dig the whole skating alone thing, mainly because I have zero choice being that I am both 31 and live in a rural as fuck area, but I also like it because if I want to try and learn a trick and spend 45 minutes doing the same thing over and over on the same ledge there is no one there to bitch.  As for clothing- it's whatever.  To me wearing Dickies isn't a trend, wearing them like you're prepping for a flood is, but so the fuck what if some little dude copies Rieder at the park, what's most important is that the little dude is out there skateboarding.  Does that shit really effect you?  That's like people bitching about the little kid covered head to toe in pads struggling his little ass up the pyramid.  Just be psyched the dude is out there, give him a high five, make his fucking day.  The amount of fucking hometown hero assholes at parks is way to prevalent.  You're nowhere near as fucking cool as you think you are, you're more kooked up than the little guy with way to big helmet getting in everyone's way.  At least he's having fun.
For serious, fuck those guys.
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Post by: marginal way on August 03, 2011, 11:39:08 AM
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I dig the whole skating alone thing, mainly because I have zero choice being that I am both 31 and live in a rural as fuck area, but I also like it because if I want to try and learn a trick and spend 45 minutes doing the same thing over and over on the same ledge there is no one there to bitch.  As for clothing- it's whatever.  To me wearing Dickies isn't a trend, wearing them like you're prepping for a flood is, but so the fuck what if some little dude copies Rieder at the park, what's most important is that the little dude is out there skateboarding.  Does that shit really effect you?  That's like people bitching about the little kid covered head to toe in pads struggling his little ass up the pyramid.  Just be psyched the dude is out there, give him a high five, make his fucking day.  The amount of fucking hometown hero assholes at parks is way to prevalent.  You're nowhere near as fucking cool as you think you are, you're more kooked up than the little guy with way to big helmet getting in everyone's way.  At least he's having fun.
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For serious, fuck those guys.
it's always dudes who aren't that good at skateboarding, too. they'll have their handfull of tricks they have on lock, and do them over and over and over, and then get pissed when some kid who's actually trying gets in the way of their 1,365,867th shitty back smith.
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Post by: immagetchuwet on August 03, 2011, 04:50:58 PM
chaz ortiz. nuff said
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Post by: TheDonutFather on August 03, 2011, 05:19:03 PM
Well, let's see.

I wear button ups. Usually with a bowtie or a regular tie sometimes, if not all the time.

I think shake junt is ill as shit.

I skate by myself. None of my friends do it but it's fun so fuck it.

I think hip hop and skating are perfect for each other. I just watched Brain Wash  and I couldn't stand most of soundtrack. I was going nuts when I saw Beasley's NATWV part though.

Aaaaaand I skate in vulcanized Nike sb blazers. So hey. Neg Rep me.


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Post by: chillout on August 03, 2011, 06:25:14 PM
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I dig the whole skating alone thing, mainly because I have zero choice being that I am both 31 and live in a rural as fuck area, but I also like it because if I want to try and learn a trick and spend 45 minutes doing the same thing over and over on the same ledge there is no one there to bitch.?  As for clothing- it's whatever.?  To me wearing Dickies isn't a trend, wearing them like you're prepping for a flood is, but so the fuck what if some little dude copies Rieder at the park, what's most important is that the little dude is out there skateboarding.?  Does that shit really effect you??  That's like people bitching about the little kid covered head to toe in pads struggling his little ass up the pyramid.?  Just be psyched the dude is out there, give him a high five, make his fucking day.?  The amount of fucking hometown hero assholes at parks is way to prevalent.?  You're nowhere near as fucking cool as you think you are, you're more kooked up than the little guy with way to big helmet getting in everyone's way.?  At least he's having fun.
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For serious, fuck those guys.
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it's always dudes who aren't that good at skateboarding, too. they'll have their handfull of tricks they have on lock, and do them over and over and over, and then get pissed when some kid who's actually trying gets in the way of their 1,365,867th shitty back smith.

my favorite is the kids who are too cool to talk and try to look like they skate fast but only do powerslides and an ocassional boardslide or fifty
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Post by: foureyedjim on August 03, 2011, 06:44:36 PM
Only two very general things:

1) Blatant imitating

2) trying to hard (trying too hard to make your style look good / trying too hard to dress as nice as possible when you're just going to get sweaty anyways).
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Post by: earlygrab on August 03, 2011, 07:35:14 PM

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we are to cool, maybe if you looked were you were going we wouldn't have to slow down to avoid you and your filmer. Your post has inspired my next session to be entirely powerslides. oh you said kids. too late, powerslidesssss.
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Post by: immagetchuwet on August 03, 2011, 07:40:37 PM
claimers, no complys, fake style
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Post by: 3.14 on August 03, 2011, 08:31:19 PM
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I dig the whole skating alone thing, mainly because I have zero choice being that I am both 31 and live in a rural as fuck area, but I also like it because if I want to try and learn a trick and spend 45 minutes doing the same thing over and over on the same ledge there is no one there to bitch.?  As for clothing- it's whatever.?  To me wearing Dickies isn't a trend, wearing them like you're prepping for a flood is, but so the fuck what if some little dude copies Rieder at the park, what's most important is that the little dude is out there skateboarding.?  Does that shit really effect you??  That's like people bitching about the little kid covered head to toe in pads struggling his little ass up the pyramid.?  Just be psyched the dude is out there, give him a high five, make his fucking day.?  The amount of fucking hometown hero assholes at parks is way to prevalent.?  You're nowhere near as fucking cool as you think you are, you're more kooked up than the little guy with way to big helmet getting in everyone's way.?  At least he's having fun.
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For serious, fuck those guys.
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it's always dudes who aren't that good at skateboarding, too. they'll have their handfull of tricks they have on lock, and do them over and over and over, and then get pissed when some kid who's actually trying gets in the way of their 1,365,867th shitty back smith.
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my favorite is the kids who are too cool to talk and try to look like they skate fast but only do powerslides and an ocassional boardslide or fifty

throw in some flyouts
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Post by: HoudiniXLogic on August 04, 2011, 08:19:34 AM
Dont know if this is a trend or not but I cant fucking show up to a park in a Morbid Angel shirt and baggy pants without every fucking emo kid there wanting to talk to me about their fucking shitty music.

And over here (Thailand), the absolute worst fucking trend is traveling an hour or so to a little park across town when you have pretty much the same set up 10 minutes from home.
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Post by: voltronarm on August 04, 2011, 09:12:24 AM
too much slow-mo in the videos.
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Post by: mattyc on August 04, 2011, 09:14:35 AM
Complaining about slomo in videos.
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Post by: marginal way on August 04, 2011, 12:01:43 PM
Complaining.
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Post by: Mescalito on August 04, 2011, 02:55:31 PM
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no but i mean, u will see a kid with a plan b board, a white fitted hat, a tall tee, and some dc's or something, a few years back everyone was a "baker clone"
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Post by: Upgrayedd on August 04, 2011, 04:44:43 PM
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no but i mean, u will see a kid with a plan b board, a white fitted hat, a tall tee, and some dc's or something, a few years back everyone was a "baker clone"
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ive succumb to brown dicks.
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no shame in upgrayedds game
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Post by: floop on August 04, 2011, 05:10:00 PM
This whole "Brixton, I work in my garage on my Schaaf style motorcycle when I'm not skating while wearing weird Brixton hats and rockin' a killer mustache and witty tattoos look." 

This shit has to stop.  I got an Active Catalog in the mail today (I'm 24 and still get 12-year-old mail) and I was checkin' it out while I was on the shitter.  They are trying so hard to accomplish this blue color working man Brixton look.  Since when was it cool to wear boots, black framed glasses, a flannel, some dumb slick back hair and a dumb fuckin' mustache!? 

Fuck I hate everything!

you would hate my neighborhood
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Post by: Eon on August 04, 2011, 05:30:50 PM
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I dig the whole skating alone thing, mainly because I have zero choice being that I am both 31 and live in a rural as fuck area, but I also like it because if I want to try and learn a trick and spend 45 minutes doing the same thing over and over on the same ledge there is no one there to bitch.?  As for clothing- it's whatever.?  To me wearing Dickies isn't a trend, wearing them like you're prepping for a flood is, but so the fuck what if some little dude copies Rieder at the park, what's most important is that the little dude is out there skateboarding.?  Does that shit really effect you??  That's like people bitching about the little kid covered head to toe in pads struggling his little ass up the pyramid.?  Just be psyched the dude is out there, give him a high five, make his fucking day.?  The amount of fucking hometown hero assholes at parks is way to prevalent.?  You're nowhere near as fucking cool as you think you are, you're more kooked up than the little guy with way to big helmet getting in everyone's way.?  At least he's having fun.
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For serious, fuck those guys.
i myself am a a recovering perpitrator of this bullshit. i just get pissed sometimes when i spend a majority of my time dodging kids, so is not to kill them. rather than skating. but hey, i was in their shoes at one time. live and let live.
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Post by: The Twilight Zone on August 04, 2011, 05:41:04 PM
ledge dancing
high waters
old dudes who play the old school act too hard
colored socks
Stupid shaped cruiser boards
not being able to no comply in games of skate

i feel like you're getting a little too picky
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Post by: macgruber on August 04, 2011, 05:52:15 PM
claimers, no complys, fake style

how can you hate no complys? they're so fun
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Post by: macgruber on August 04, 2011, 05:53:25 PM
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ledge dancing
high waters
old dudes who play the old school act too hard
colored socks
Stupid shaped cruiser boards
not being able to no comply in games of skate
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i feel like you're getting a little too picky

what i'm hearing here is "whites only" and that's just plain ignant dog
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Post by: macgruber on August 04, 2011, 06:35:54 PM
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This whole "Brixton, I work in my garage on my Schaaf style motorcycle when I'm not skating while wearing weird Brixton hats and rockin' a killer mustache and witty tattoos look." 

This shit has to stop.  I got an Active Catalog in the mail today (I'm 24 and still get 12-year-old mail) and I was checkin' it out while I was on the shitter.  They are trying so hard to accomplish this blue color working man Brixton look.  Since when was it cool to wear boots, black framed glasses, a flannel, some dumb slick back hair and a dumb fuckin' mustache!? 

Fuck I hate everything!
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you would hate my neighborhood
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And me.  I work on motorcycles and have tattoos.  I didn't know that many people did it aside from Schaaf though.

i think it's more of the v-neck, faux-cal greaser look that he's talking about. and they've moved on from flannels to dull blue/gray button ups and hitler youth hair stylings.
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Post by: mattyc on August 04, 2011, 06:52:32 PM
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ledge dancing
high waters
old dudes who play the old school act too hard
colored socks
Stupid shaped cruiser boards
not being able to no comply in games of skate
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i feel like you're getting a little too picky
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what i'm hearing here is "whites only" and that's just plain ignant dog

That cracked me up.
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Post by: RRRRRAD on August 04, 2011, 06:54:48 PM
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ledge dancing
high waters
old dudes who play the old school act too hard
colored socks
Stupid shaped cruiser boards
not being able to no comply in games of skate
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i feel like you're getting a little too picky
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what i'm hearing here is "whites only" and that's just plain ignant dog
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That cracked me up.
what if they are black?
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Post by: 1978 on August 04, 2011, 10:29:01 PM
i really hate LED lights on anything but an Audi.
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Post by: finknoos on August 05, 2011, 06:27:26 AM
this mustve been said allready - flatground tre flips in lines (repetedly, ill ususlly see at least 4 from 1 person per part)

kids using the word fail ALL THE TIME

special griptape, all of which claim to be the best

those tactics videos which are meant to be shoe reviews but actually its just some bloke showing you what it looks like and slapping the sole

threads about "so and so is on (insert brand here) just because they wernt wearing their original sponsor in a pic or something"

Reda bieng infront of the lens
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Post by: polyethylene on August 05, 2011, 07:15:25 AM
those tactics videos which are meant to be shoe reviews but actually its just some bloke showing you what it looks like and slapping the sole
i actually kind of like those doesnt mean i would buy shit on there though
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Post by: Goblinshark on August 05, 2011, 10:58:46 AM
The word SWAG. All the fucking kids I skate with use it every other word. WHEN EVERYTHING IS SWAG NOTHING IS SWAG
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Post by: A Rolled Ankle on August 05, 2011, 11:11:42 AM
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This whole "Brixton, I work in my garage on my Schaaf style motorcycle when I'm not skating while wearing weird Brixton hats and rockin' a killer mustache and witty tattoos look." 

This shit has to stop.  I got an Active Catalog in the mail today (I'm 24 and still get 12-year-old mail) and I was checkin' it out while I was on the shitter.  They are trying so hard to accomplish this blue color working man Brixton look.  Since when was it cool to wear boots, black framed glasses, a flannel, some dumb slick back hair and a dumb fuckin' mustache!? 

Fuck I hate everything!
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you would hate my neighborhood
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And me.  I work on motorcycles and have tattoos.  I didn't know that many people did it aside from Schaaf though.
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i think it's more of the v-neck, faux-cal greaser look that he's talking about. and they've moved on from flannels to dull blue/gray button ups and hitler youth hair stylings.

Yeah, you nailed it.  If motocycles are something that you are and have been into then I obviously have no problem, eveyone has their hobbies.  But so many people are just faking it and it drives me nuts.  That look is soo hot right now in So Cal.  fuckers!
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Post by: KPCT on August 05, 2011, 12:47:27 PM
Lil Wayne Drops in, Shouts Out at Skatepark of Tampa (http://vimeo.com/27304325)

 :'(
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Post by: marginal way on August 05, 2011, 09:20:09 PM
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how can you hate no complys? they're so fun
hating fun is the new hotness. you didn't hear? i bet he hates slappies and firecrackers, too.
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Post by: lamfordie on August 05, 2011, 10:39:15 PM
Guys with that morrisey hair cut. Every other guy at the skatepark has that do. Really doesn't look good on anyone.
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Post by: LOU.502 on August 05, 2011, 11:06:20 PM
Guys with that morrisey hair cut. Every other guy at the skatepark has that do. Really doesn't look good on anyone.

you know it looks sexy on morrisey
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Post by: Upgrayedd on August 06, 2011, 01:11:47 AM
Guys with that morrisey hair cut. Every other guy at the skatepark has that do. Really doesn't look good on anyone.
that hasn't hit over here yet.
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Post by: Skate Edge on August 06, 2011, 01:23:38 AM
Is there a way to accomplish the Morrissey pompadour whilst still wearing the stupid beanie on the back of your head?  That would be a sweet twofer. 
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Post by: grimstone on August 06, 2011, 07:45:33 AM

tranny skating being unpopular - no one down for bowl sessions
bopping beanies/snapbacks
hunched backs
the lords of dogtown imitators who go to the skatepark after boogyboarding and do two handed bertlemans everwhere
no one doing stylish bertlemans
no one doing footplants
no one doing handplants
people who write off tranny skaters
shake junt
not enough punk in skateboarding these days
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Post by: j....soy..... on August 06, 2011, 07:50:22 AM
Too much wax......


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Post by: Justis on August 06, 2011, 09:57:23 AM
Too much wax......




this and
i do footplants:)
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Post by: planman on August 06, 2011, 10:36:21 AM
everybody wearing DGK I love hater shirts
Everybody having a buzzcut, it was fine when taylor and westgate had em, but now that Tershy, Trappasso, and Herman have em, I'm getting pissed
Nike SB and Nike 6.0 (Cons is fine)
doo doo tour
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Post by: Jack Klompis on August 06, 2011, 02:46:59 PM
Everybody having a buzzcut, it was fine when taylor and westgate had em, but now that Tershy, Trappasso, and Herman have em, I'm getting pissed

herman and trepasso have rocked that shit for a while (probably more than a few times throughout their lives), also, you sound like an idiot
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Post by: macgruber on August 06, 2011, 02:49:38 PM
being in the closet. that shit is so gay
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Post by: VictoriousOG on August 06, 2011, 03:17:01 PM
Are you seriously trying to call buzz cuts a trend? Next thing you know, its not cool to wear jeans when you skate.
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Post by: Doogie Howser Ph.D. on August 06, 2011, 03:34:11 PM
Not being gay, thank god for Ryan Lay
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Post by: finknoos on August 08, 2011, 02:37:44 AM
people taking it seriously
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Post by: the canadian suit on August 08, 2011, 10:13:51 AM
most of the responses in this thread. not what was said, just that you hit "post" after the things you typed. I'm tired of that. Who cares about haircuts, pants, hats, etc.

Only thing I'm over is being the only one without headphones. Have you ever felt alone in a crowded room?
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Post by: myrrh on August 08, 2011, 01:19:12 PM
Kids trying everything I do in an effort to one up me. Makes me think "fuck you" and just do harder stuff.

Thats probably not a trend though, but kids don't know whats acceptable and what just isn't.
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Post by: mattyc on August 08, 2011, 02:17:57 PM

Only thing I'm over is being the only one without headphones. Have you ever felt alone in a crowded room?

No shit. Headphone skating is kinda rude.  Not to mention if you're at the skatepark, you're not listening to what's going on around you if you have headphones on.
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Post by: Upgrayedd on August 08, 2011, 06:14:13 PM
when the fuck did kids get lazy about doing 180's and they turn into 90 degree turn to pivots/ slides? its not like they can actually do a full 180, i think they believe it actually looks good. i have no goddamn idea.
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Post by: larry. on August 17, 2011, 08:56:54 PM
mikey taylor, rob dyrdeck, tyler bledsoe on alien workshop. They pretty much fucked up the company because it should be known for dill and ave and not those "mainstream" dudes.
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Post by: Tuna on August 18, 2011, 12:43:24 AM
dyrdeks been on alien since the beginning, he wasn't added as a way to draw in the younger crowds.


fuck you, bledsoe's sick and mikeys tight too. theres this cool thing called diversity, having all these guys you seem to dislike on alien add some other dimensions to the team and make it more interesting.
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Post by: dylan makes me wet on August 18, 2011, 01:10:09 AM
mikey taylor, rob dyrdeck, tyler bledsoe on alien workshop. They pretty much fucked up the company because it should be known for dill and ave and not those "mainstream" dudes.
the correct term you are looking for is "upriver"
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Post by: phillipjayfry on August 18, 2011, 01:16:51 AM
I'm pretty sure this has been said alot of times, but the one-foot catch, "no-grab benihana" flip tricks are one the biggest annoyances.
They look terrible, and kids would spend the whole day trying to perfect the front-foot catch fad.
Steezy 360 pop Shove It HD (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaBAAYlYKsU#ws)
Filipe is just taking this to another level by exerting no effort at all:
The Worlds Best Tre Flips (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HceybHk7c9Y#ws)
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Post by: landCow on August 18, 2011, 03:58:37 AM
that second tre hurts my feelings  :'(

way way back before benihana flips were popular a friend and i would take the piss and do benihana pop shuvs as extreme as we could. it was a little game we played. the aim was to do outdo the other and make it as ridiculous as possible. it was fun I wont lie, but i must stress it was part of a ridiculous little game. when we did proper pop shuvs they were just that, proper pop shuvits. now benihana flips and shuvs are serious business.
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Post by: finknoos on August 18, 2011, 04:21:38 AM
that second tre hurts my feelings  :'(

way way back before benihana flips were popular a friend and i would take the piss and do benihana pop shuvs as extreme as we could. it was a little game we played. the aim was to do outdo the other and make it as ridiculous as possible. it was fun I wont lie, but i must stress it was part of a ridiculous little game. when we did proper pop shuvs they were just that, proper pop shuvits. now benihana flips and shuvs are serious business.

its the ultimate slap-enrager, a yo flip to closefeet

also my lot still do the exagerated shuv thing, only when we did it a few years ago people would laugh with us, now we get alot of "whoa awesome shuv man"
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Post by: Donkey Lips on August 18, 2011, 05:19:45 AM
That pencil-dive tre is hilarious.

(http://iphoneappsclub.com/animals/01784.jpg)
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Post by: larry. on August 18, 2011, 08:56:07 AM
dyrdeks been on alien since the beginning, he wasn't added as a way to draw in the younger crowds.


fuck you, bledsoe's sick and mikeys tight too. theres this cool thing called diversity, having all these guys you seem to dislike on alien add some other dimensions to the team and make it more interesting.
I dont hate them, I hate them on alien workshop.
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Post by: Eschaton on August 18, 2011, 10:05:13 AM
That second tre is the worst/best thing I've ever seen, looks like he's sleeping
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Post by: redhatchet on August 18, 2011, 12:49:59 PM
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No shit. Headphone skating is kinda rude.  Not to mention if you're at the skatepark, you're not listening to what's going on around you if you have headphones on.

Which is amazing when the local park is full of hoodrats blabbering on about where to get "da w33d ta smokez". If I'm skating a skatepark with pretty much noone I know or want to get to know I always have headphones in. Just gets you stoked when everything around you is pretty much kooky shit.
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Post by: the canadian suit on August 18, 2011, 03:05:36 PM
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Only thing I'm over is being the only one without headphones. Have you ever felt alone in a crowded room?
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No shit. Headphone skating is kinda rude.  Not to mention if you're at the skatepark, you're not listening to what's going on around you if you have headphones on.
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Which is amazing when the local park is full of hoodrats blabbering on about where to get "da w33d ta smokez". If I'm skating a skatepark with pretty much noone I know or want to get to know I always have headphones in. Just gets you stoked when everything around you is pretty much kooky shit.

We'll give you a hall pass buddy
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Post by: ding_dong on August 18, 2011, 07:20:26 PM
too many skaters smoking cigs. nothing wrong with puffing weed but fuck I hate seeing groups of skaters sitting down for a cig.
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Post by: 1993 on August 18, 2011, 08:20:50 PM
mikey taylor, rob dyrdeck, tyler bledsoe on alien workshop. They pretty much fucked up the company because it should be known for dill and ave and not those "mainstream" dudes.

Agreed, if those three left the workshop it would take that company to another level.
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Post by: William Jefferson Clinton on August 18, 2011, 08:52:54 PM
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mikey taylor, rob dyrdeck, tyler bledsoe on alien workshop. They pretty much fucked up the company because it should be known for dill and ave and not those "mainstream" dudes.
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Agreed, if those three left the workshop it would take that company to another level.
Why hate Bledsoe?
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Post by: sufodiv on August 18, 2011, 08:56:43 PM
hood kids that have nothing better to do so they go to the skate park to smoke weed and be loud and obnoxious
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Post by: Paul Cicero on August 19, 2011, 03:38:27 AM
hood kids that have nothing better to do so they go to the skate park to smoke weed and be loud and obnoxious


This.
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Post by: landCow on August 19, 2011, 04:14:22 AM
ego's who think they own every park/spot
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Post by: skateordie on August 19, 2011, 07:03:52 AM
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mikey taylor, rob dyrdeck, tyler bledsoe on alien workshop. They pretty much fucked up the company because it should be known for dill and ave and not those "mainstream" dudes.
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Agreed, if those three left the workshop it would take that company to another level.
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Why hate Bledsoe?

i don't get it either... taylor's a herb, dyrdek is corny, but bledsoe seems like a west coast westgate (hermit dude that comes out, kills it, then goes back to the woods). i dig him.
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Post by: Useful Idiot on August 19, 2011, 07:17:20 AM
Joey Brezinski
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Post by: finknoos on August 19, 2011, 07:18:20 AM
Joey Brezinski

so brezinski is a trend now?
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Post by: DEMODANNY on August 19, 2011, 07:51:31 AM
Peoples inability to spell, especially in thread titles.
tool
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Post by: larry. on August 19, 2011, 10:09:34 AM
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mikey taylor, rob dyrdeck, tyler bledsoe on alien workshop. They pretty much fucked up the company because it should be known for dill and ave and not those "mainstream" dudes.
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Agreed, if those three left the workshop it would take that company to another level.
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Why hate Bledsoe?
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i don't get it either... taylor's a herb, dyrdek is corny, but bledsoe seems like a west coast westgate (hermit dude that comes out, kills it, then goes back to the woods). i dig him.
Yeah dude youre right. I didnt really know too much about him, I kind of just assumed he was one of the guys that skates l.a. all day. I looked up his footage and he actually is pretty sick
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Post by: 1993 on August 19, 2011, 12:06:03 PM
He's good and all, but I don't really think he fits in with the current squad and it doesn't help that I forget that he's even on the team.
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Post by: Eschaton on August 19, 2011, 12:17:46 PM
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hood kids that have nothing better to do so they go to the skate park to smoke weed and be loud and obnoxious

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This.
Skateparks are the new playgrounds.
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Post by: Fenzadill on August 19, 2011, 02:38:26 PM
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mikey taylor, rob dyrdeck, tyler bledsoe on alien workshop. They pretty much fucked up the company because it should be known for dill and ave and not those "mainstream" dudes.
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Agreed, if those three left the workshop it would take that company to another level.
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Why hate Bledsoe?
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i don't get it either... taylor's a herb, dyrdek is corny, but bledsoe seems like a west coast westgate (hermit dude that comes out, kills it, then goes back to the woods). i dig him.
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Yeah dude youre right. I didnt really know too much about him, I kind of just assumed he was one of the guys that skates l.a. all day. I looked up his footage and he actually is pretty sick

So, okay, wait.  You hated him and wished him off Workshop without ever having seen him skate, or knowing anything about him?  You are what is wrong with skateboarding and humans in general.
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Post by: larry. on August 19, 2011, 08:49:17 PM
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mikey taylor, rob dyrdeck, tyler bledsoe on alien workshop. They pretty much fucked up the company because it should be known for dill and ave and not those "mainstream" dudes.
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Agreed, if those three left the workshop it would take that company to another level.
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Why hate Bledsoe?
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i don't get it either... taylor's a herb, dyrdek is corny, but bledsoe seems like a west coast westgate (hermit dude that comes out, kills it, then goes back to the woods). i dig him.
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Yeah dude youre right. I didnt really know too much about him, I kind of just assumed he was one of the guys that skates l.a. all day. I looked up his footage and he actually is pretty sick
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So, okay, wait.  You hated him and wished him off Workshop without ever having seen him skate, or knowing anything about him?  You are what is wrong with skateboarding and humans in general.
haha youre too serious! I just saw some footage of him from tour videos and I assumed he was a ledge dancer like torey pudwill, then I realized he was actually a "skater" skater
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Post by: InternetDaddy on August 19, 2011, 09:07:52 PM
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mikey taylor, rob dyrdeck, tyler bledsoe on alien workshop. They pretty much fucked up the company because it should be known for dill and ave and not those "mainstream" dudes.
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Agreed, if those three left the workshop it would take that company to another level.
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Why hate Bledsoe?
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i don't get it either... taylor's a herb, dyrdek is corny, but bledsoe seems like a west coast westgate (hermit dude that comes out, kills it, then goes back to the woods). i dig him.
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Yeah dude youre right. I didnt really know too much about him, I kind of just assumed he was one of the guys that skates l.a. all day. I looked up his footage and he actually is pretty sick
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So, okay, wait.  You hated him and wished him off Workshop without ever having seen him skate, or knowing anything about him?  You are what is wrong with skateboarding and humans in general.
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haha youre too serious! I just saw some footage of him from tour videos and I assumed he was a ledge dancer like torey pudwill, then I realized he was actually a "skater" skater
what the fuck is a "skater" skater? Like some meta-combo of a fake skater and a real skater?
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Post by: pinche gringo on August 19, 2011, 10:43:51 PM
Skateparks are the new playgrounds.
Now that is a trend I am definitely tired of.
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Post by: Lenny the Fatface on August 19, 2011, 10:52:30 PM
I also noticed maybe since around baker 3 (im sure some 90's dude is could prove me wrong) its not "real street skating" unless they have some clips of impoverished black people rambling on camera. Is that shit supposed to be funny or something?
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Post by: heckler on August 19, 2011, 11:10:56 PM
Dudes who refuse to move their arms when they skate and kids who can do every flatground trick but can't 50-50 a ledge. Games of SKATE = the new freestyle.

PS. How the fuck can people hate on hip hop in video parts? I could list 10 fucking awesome parts right now that are set to hip hop. Seriously, guys, what the fuck?

PPS. Tyler Bledsoe is really boring. Fuck that dude.
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Post by: Hannity on August 19, 2011, 11:44:27 PM
I also noticed maybe since around baker 3 (im sure some 90's dude is could prove me wrong) its not "real street skating" unless they have some clips of impoverished black people rambling on camera. Is that shit supposed to be funny or something?
i will agree with you there, and if they're not black, they're at least high or drunk.
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Post by: landCow on August 20, 2011, 01:32:16 AM
PS. How the fuck can people hate on hip hop in video parts? I could list 10 fucking awesome parts right now that are set to hip hop. Seriously, guys, what the fuck?

quite easily. with very very few exceptions, i cant stand listening to hip hop.
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Post by: Reev on August 20, 2011, 05:11:17 AM
People trying to fight security guards in videos.
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Post by: heckler on August 20, 2011, 07:25:26 AM
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PS. How the fuck can people hate on hip hop in video parts? I could list 10 fucking awesome parts right now that are set to hip hop. Seriously, guys, what the fuck?
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quite easily. with very very few exceptions, i cant stand listening to hip hop.
Suit yourself. I feel that editing a video part to hip hop adds a certain energy to it, but it's pretty hit or miss.
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Post by: VictoriousOG on August 20, 2011, 12:32:31 PM
When I think of hip hop in a video part, I think Josh Kalis in the DC video. And that is a fucking awesome part.
The DC Video - Josh Kalis - HD (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeRzuF1trHs#ws)
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Post by: Stoop Kid on August 20, 2011, 12:33:53 PM
People trying to fight security guards in videos.

Yeah that shit is just embarrassing.
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Post by: voltronarm on August 23, 2011, 12:42:25 PM
front foot flips. it just always strikes me as a stupid flatground trick to win games of skate, i just can't take them seriously. all of p-rod's ffflip enders in his iTunes video made my dick soft.

is it just me though? is anyone out there watching a video and is like "holy shit that front foot flip looks so cool".
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Post by: steenz on August 23, 2011, 12:45:56 PM
hating on good skaters
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Post by: foureyedjim on August 23, 2011, 01:05:52 PM
Giving off that "artsy" vibe on camera just for the sake of it.

examples:
1) getting footage of yourself taking pictures with your vintage pentax
2) smoking cigarrettes with squinted eyes
3) Pretending that the camera doesn't exist
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Post by: Private Dancer on August 23, 2011, 01:31:07 PM
I would have to say the worst is NOT skating. Seems like that is some sort of trend with individuals who consider themselves skateboarders.

I dont think you would call yourself a basketball player if just had the latest Jordan shoes and played HORSE once a month.
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Post by: Melanoma on August 23, 2011, 05:01:48 PM
tricks are pretty lame
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Post by: landCow on August 23, 2011, 05:23:56 PM
is it just me though? is anyone out there watching a video and is like "holy shit that front foot flip looks so cool".

me. personally i like em. especially now prod and others have figured out how to give it a fluid flick.
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Post by: 3.14 on August 23, 2011, 11:09:24 PM
When I think of hip hop in a video part, I think Josh Kalis in the DC video. And that is a fucking awesome part.
The DC Video - Josh Kalis - HD (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeRzuF1trHs#ws)

its no black rob
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Post by: kanton kop killers on August 25, 2011, 12:41:02 AM
tricks are pretty lame
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Post by: jgonzalez on August 27, 2011, 12:10:53 AM
Giving off that "artsy" vibe on camera just for the sake of it.

examples:
1) getting footage of yourself taking pictures with your vintage pentax
2) smoking cigarrettes with squinted eyes
3) Pretending that the camera doesn't exist
(http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lov4qvkNiq1qeqaqao1_400.gif)
I didn't see his Pentax
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Post by: jaesi25 on August 28, 2011, 09:03:09 AM
pretty fagness

fake gangsters

milkmen

og disrespect

dew tour

nyjah has every trick and no personality.

skating is openly gay and in denial about its gayness at the same time.
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Post by: Hercules Rockefeller on August 28, 2011, 12:45:37 PM
photoshopping bandanas in the backpockets.
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Post by: Extremely Sorry on August 28, 2011, 06:55:11 PM

nyjah has every trick and no personality.

This, he's a great skater but when I tried talking to him and Instantaneously got bored.

I also hate the rising popularity of ultra thin vulc shoes and skaters trying to look like hipsters by rolling up their pants as if preparing for the rainy season. Just buy shorts and stop being gay.
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Post by: Stoop Kid on August 28, 2011, 07:01:22 PM
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nyjah has every trick and no personality.

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This, he's a great skater but when I tried talking to him and Instantaneously got bored.

I also hate the rising popularity of ultra thin vulc shoes and skaters trying to look like hipsters by rolling up their pants as if preparing for the rainy season. Just buy shorts and stop being gay.

THIS. I absolutely hate hipsters. How is it cool to look like a gay nerd?
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Post by: achis123 on August 28, 2011, 07:14:08 PM
can acting like skatetalk bob be a trend? if so I'm tired of it for sure!
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Post by: Extremely Sorry on August 28, 2011, 07:19:29 PM
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nyjah has every trick and no personality.

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This, he's a great skater but when I tried talking to him and Instantaneously got bored.

I also hate the rising popularity of ultra thin vulc shoes and skaters trying to look like hipsters by rolling up their pants as if preparing for the rainy season. Just buy shorts and stop being gay.
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THIS. I absolutely hate hipsters. How is it cool to look like a gay nerd?
http://cdn.celebuzz.com/cb/assets/imgx/3/9/3/0/1/2/1/gallery-3930121.jpg?v=1263576461 (http://cdn.celebuzz.com/cb/assets/imgx/3/9/3/0/1/2/1/gallery-3930121.jpg?v=1263576461)
This pretty much sums it up.
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Post by: duffmanshredder on August 28, 2011, 07:20:56 PM
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nyjah has every trick and no personality.

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This, he's a great skater but when I tried talking to him and Instantaneously got bored.

I also hate the rising popularity of ultra thin vulc shoes and skaters trying to look like hipsters by rolling up their pants as if preparing for the rainy season. Just buy shorts and stop being gay.
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THIS. I absolutely hate hipsters. How is it cool to look like a gay nerd?
Very cool.
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Post by: truthislie on August 31, 2011, 04:03:27 PM
beanie on the back of the head and ipods. rockys coach had this shit in like 1976:

(http://blogs.amctv.com/movie-blog/rocky-iii-560-mickey.jpg)
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Post by: earlygrab on August 31, 2011, 04:58:36 PM
damn i had a whole tyrade on the beanie issue and how being back east you wore it to keep your ears warm, then it dawned on me that all these kids i see wearing a beanie in southern california are EXACTLY like the morons that wear ug boots. From now on when I see someone with one on in 90 degree weather I'm gonna be sure he realizes that comparrison.
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Post by: happenstance on August 31, 2011, 05:05:28 PM
Commercials and trailers without any actual tricks. I don't need to see you drinking coffee and I don't need to see a montage of high fives.
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Post by: ShpotaSb on August 31, 2011, 05:11:03 PM
front foot flips. it just always strikes me as a stupid flatground trick to win games of skate, i just can't take them seriously. all of p-rod's ffflip enders in his iTunes video made my dick soft.

is it just me though? is anyone out there watching a video and is like "holy shit that front foot flip looks so cool".
Front foot flips are hard, I dont know whats wrong with you but Prod's front foot flips in and out of grinds, plus down 12 stairs are very impressive and amazing to watch.
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Post by: idealhandmades on August 31, 2011, 05:13:22 PM
photoshopping bandanas in the backpockets.

the hanky code?
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Post by: BuddyPal on August 31, 2011, 05:50:10 PM
combo tricks on rails
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Post by: Mr_Friendly on August 31, 2011, 08:37:05 PM
kids who can do every flatground trick but can't 50-50 a ledge. Games of SKATE = the new freestyle.


this is so true, I just wish I had though of it first. Kids who can do shitty 360 flips and nollie heels yet hang up and slam on a rock to fakie on a 3 ft quarter, so stupid
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Post by: tobal on September 01, 2011, 05:36:03 AM
Adidas.

15 years ago when i was broke and couldnt afford some half cab i used to skate cheap superstar, gazelle etc.

Now they called themself "Skateboarding", made a "team", the same shoes cost twice, and all the kids are buying.

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Post by: cat litter on September 01, 2011, 06:36:39 AM
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this is so true, I just wish I had though of it first. Kids who can do shitty 360 flips and nollie heels yet hang up and slam on a rock to fakie on a 3 ft quarter, so stupid
I've never seen it to that extreme, I doubt that anyone can 3 flip and not be able to rock fakie. But I will admit that most kids can barely backside 50 a qp, but they have a sick flatground game; But skateparks being crowded as they are nowadays I dont blame them for not skating ramps that much.
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Post by: RRRRRAD on September 01, 2011, 07:26:17 AM
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PS. How the fuck can people hate on hip hop in video parts? I could list 10 fucking awesome parts right now that are set to hip hop. Seriously, guys, what the fuck?
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quite easily. with very very few exceptions, i cant stand listening to hip hop.
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Suit yourself. I feel that editing a video part to hip hop adds a certain energy to it, but it's pretty hit or miss.
ya'll dumb WES KREMER: SKATEBOARDING IS FOREVER (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A78GPvOBhoA&feature=relmfu#ws)
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Post by: VictoriousOG on September 01, 2011, 07:59:04 AM
Hip Hop H8RS, SLAPS KKK.
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Post by: StinkyLarry on September 01, 2011, 10:06:23 AM
odd future, cant wait for that fad to die out. Its just a matter of time now.
why is it a fad, its just good entertaining music
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Post by: Fenzadill on September 02, 2011, 07:12:07 AM
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odd future, cant wait for that fad to die out. Its just a matter of time now.
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why is it a fad, its just good entertaining music

Honestly after that first album, I could give a fuck about Tyler and the rest of em.  The only dudes that matter from OF are Domo and motherfucking nigga Thebe Kgositsile.
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Post by: finknoos on September 02, 2011, 07:14:17 AM
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odd future, cant wait for that fad to die out. Its just a matter of time now.
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why is it a fad, its just good entertaining music
The tunes suck and lyrics are boring, simply bieng rude for shock value.

Why is it a fad? lets see if anyone cares about them in 5 years
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Post by: Solely on September 02, 2011, 08:35:36 AM
Skaters with i phones or any mobile...

Read through from the beginning of the thread to this point..

Damn, these forums are funny.. But at the same time there is so much ignorance and pretentiousness that it makes me feel so little inside :'(
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Post by: The Twilight Zone on September 02, 2011, 10:09:37 AM
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odd future, cant wait for that fad to die out. Its just a matter of time now.
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why is it a fad, its just good entertaining music
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Honestly after that first album, I could give a fuck about Tyler and the rest of em.  The only dudes that matter from OF are Domo and motherfucking nigga Thebe Kgositsile.

earl wasn't even part of odd future when the first album came out dumbass
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Post by: Fenzadill on September 02, 2011, 10:11:03 AM
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odd future, cant wait for that fad to die out. Its just a matter of time now.
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why is it a fad, its just good entertaining music
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Honestly after that first album, I could give a fuck about Tyler and the rest of em.  The only dudes that matter from OF are Domo and motherfucking nigga Thebe Kgositsile.
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earl wasn't even part of odd future when the first album came out dumbass

I didn't mean the very first album, you saucy bitch, that shit was all around awful.  My mistake.
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Post by: VictoriousOG on September 02, 2011, 12:47:52 PM
Posted by Cromer.
The Worlds Best Tre Flips (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HceybHk7c9Y&feature=player_embedded#ws)
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Post by: Rumpleforeskin on September 02, 2011, 12:52:58 PM
Haaa, Trendy Basard I just saw that on meh newz feeed on da fb
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Post by: Borthas on September 03, 2011, 01:26:34 AM
is wearing a shoelace for a belt still cool? i see kids who don't even skate doing it and i noticed a lot of pants u buy at the mall come with a shoelace on the pants. also a lot of kids rocking extra long shoe laces so u can see them and they dont keep your pants up.
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Post by: Siem van Woerkom on September 05, 2011, 11:02:33 AM
Badly shot photo camera edits, just because its HD doesnt mean you are doing it right..
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Post by: happenstance on September 16, 2011, 12:51:00 PM
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kids who can do every flatground trick but can't 50-50 a ledge. Games of SKATE = the new freestyle.
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this is so true, I just wish I had though of it first. Kids who can do shitty 360 flips and nollie heels yet hang up and slam on a rock to fakie on a 3 ft quarter, so stupid
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I've never seen it to that extreme, I doubt that anyone can 3 flip and not be able to rock fakie. But I will admit that most kids can barely backside 50 a qp, but they have a sick flatground game; But skateparks being crowded as they are nowadays I dont blame them for not skating ramps that much.

Believe it.
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Post by: bandini on September 16, 2011, 01:34:33 PM
Not that I couldn't but I would definitely feel a lot more comfortable doing a tre flip than doing a 5050 on a quarter pipe. And I'm no kid - I've just spent a lot more time tre flipping than skating quarter pipes.

Most kids I know today are at least passable at tranny, since all they skate is parks - it's inevitable that at some point they'll learn to roll around the bowls and do basic shit.
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Post by: chillout on September 16, 2011, 02:00:58 PM
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kids who can do every flatground trick but can't 50-50 a ledge. Games of SKATE = the new freestyle.
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this is so true, I just wish I had though of it first. Kids who can do shitty 360 flips and nollie heels yet hang up and slam on a rock to fakie on a 3 ft quarter, so stupid
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I've never seen it to that extreme, I doubt that anyone can 3 flip and not be able to rock fakie. But I will admit that most kids can barely backside 50 a qp, but they have a sick flatground game; But skateparks being crowded as they are nowadays I dont blame them for not skating ramps that much.
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Believe it.

i hate to admit it but ive got a fair amount of tricks down stairs (such as nollie heels) but im known to take a good slam trying rock to fakies. ive been trying to skate more tranny since i moved somewhere with a good park. never skating tranny for your first 6 years skating will do that to you for sure
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Post by: corn flakes on September 16, 2011, 08:46:02 PM
everyone trying to be dylan
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Post by: AsianVegan on September 17, 2011, 02:10:55 PM
Doing a slow 2 ft. long fakie manual off a curb after backtailing a ledge or similar.
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Post by: planman on September 17, 2011, 02:20:53 PM
Skaters with i phones or any mobile...
umm thats not really a trend
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Post by: BraveUlysses on September 17, 2011, 06:43:48 PM
People trying to talk to me or yelling shit out their windows when out skating.
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Post by: Benny Hanna on September 17, 2011, 07:17:10 PM
I could really do without the slow motion hardflip down a big set, think that has been a little over done...
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Post by: Made In China on September 17, 2011, 10:48:37 PM
Hate. I blame slap.
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Post by: skateordie on September 17, 2011, 10:58:38 PM
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kids who can do every flatground trick but can't 50-50 a ledge. Games of SKATE = the new freestyle.
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this is so true, I just wish I had though of it first. Kids who can do shitty 360 flips and nollie heels yet hang up and slam on a rock to fakie on a 3 ft quarter, so stupid
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I've never seen it to that extreme, I doubt that anyone can 3 flip and not be able to rock fakie. But I will admit that most kids can barely backside 50 a qp, but they have a sick flatground game; But skateparks being crowded as they are nowadays I dont blame them for not skating ramps that much.
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Believe it.
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i hate to admit it but ive got a fair amount of tricks down stairs (such as nollie heels) but im known to take a good slam trying rock to fakies. ive been trying to skate more tranny since i moved somewhere with a good park. never skating tranny for your first 6 years skating will do that to you for sure

kenya?
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Post by: planman on September 17, 2011, 11:32:13 PM
people doing edits to lil wayne unless it's satirical (like foundations double rock lockdown)
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Post by: finknoos on September 19, 2011, 01:51:06 AM
when you land a trick at a skatepark then some grom comes over with a go-pro camera saying "do you want me to film it?"
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Post by: Shithappenswhenyournaked on September 19, 2011, 01:54:39 AM
Kids trying to look like Figgy
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Post by: lacadasicalfiringsquad on September 19, 2011, 02:05:14 PM


 fakie hardflip to swiss front crooks to fakes out on the bank to bar at ft miley as third to last trick in aspiring am's demo reels... im sick to death of seeing such

 
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Post by: victor doom on September 19, 2011, 06:03:42 PM
God damn high waters
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Post by: finknoos on September 20, 2011, 02:19:30 AM


 fakie hardflip to swiss front crooks to fakes out on the bank to bar at ft miley as third to last trick in aspiring am's demo reels... im sick to death of seeing such


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Post by: Skate Edge on September 20, 2011, 07:26:33 PM
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I also noticed maybe since around baker 3 (im sure some 90's dude is could prove me wrong) its not "real street skating" unless they have some clips of impoverished black people rambling on camera. Is that shit supposed to be funny or something?
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i will agree with you there, and if they're not black, they're at least high or drunk.

That dates back to at least one or both of the first two Plan B videos.  There's a lot of that going on in early 90s vids.
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Post by: LazyEinstein on September 21, 2011, 05:06:32 AM
Minus the skateboarding and skate skill everything else..... no, just no...

(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_VmoK8ci23BU/TUiFudmyNFI/AAAAAAAAABQ/kl9ymGiJ-yo/s1600/slide_deathwish8_6_08-618x318.jpg)
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Post by: skatefresh on September 22, 2011, 10:20:29 AM
tight pants with a huge shirt and beanie.
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Post by: Facehead on September 22, 2011, 10:27:17 AM
Golf.
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Post by: pica on September 22, 2011, 10:31:44 AM
sometimes i'm tired of the slap message boards.
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Post by: Hercules Rockefeller on September 22, 2011, 11:05:13 AM
slap is no trend, its trendsetting.
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Post by: lamfordie on September 22, 2011, 11:32:23 AM
Im getting tired of the Dylan Rieder pants, kids folding them all the way up to their calves. I can see you do that if your pants are too long and don't want it to drag, but its getting too ridiculous now.
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Post by: brent on September 22, 2011, 12:43:03 PM
dustin dollin always holding a beer can
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Post by: landCow on September 22, 2011, 04:44:15 PM
Im getting tired of the Dylan Rieder pants, kids folding them all the way up to their calves. I can see you do that if your pants are too long and don't want it to drag, but its getting too ridiculous now.

i know a guy who takes his pants to a tailor to make them shorter for that look. generally i wouldn't care about the folded up pants thing but thats taking things way to far
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: tura on September 22, 2011, 05:05:25 PM
i think the whole faggy direction skateboarding seems to be trying to take, people trying to be all quaint and stylish, cruising around like fucking fairies, emotionally charged clips of skateboarders dressed stylishly and having a good time, mediocre single tricks on ledges justified by a lean on the land, some kind of intriguing architecture in the background and a sunset.
i know that sounded like a list, but it can all be traced back to the posh skateboarding movement.
i blame the editing in transworld videos.
we need more andy roys and pj ladds.
i hate it when they try exaggerate how much 'fun' they're having. i've seen someone at the skatepark decide to film some 'fun' tricks, took him any tries and he got frustrated.
'we'll try one more, you couldn't see me laugh on the rollaway.'
not a quote but you get the idea
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Post by: planman on September 22, 2011, 05:13:10 PM
i think the whole faggy direction skateboarding seems to be trying to take, people trying to be all quaint and stylish, cruising around like fucking fairies, emotionally charged clips of skateboarders dressed stylishly and having a good time, mediocre single tricks on ledges justified by a lean on the land, some kind of intriguing architecture in the background and a sunset.
i know that sounded like a list, but it can all be traced back to the posh skateboarding movement.
i blame the editing in transworld videos.
we need more andy roys and pj ladds.
i hate it when they try exaggerate how much 'fun' they're having. i've seen someone at the skatepark decide to film some 'fun' tricks, took him any tries and he got frustrated.
'we'll try one more, you couldn't see me laugh on the rollaway.'
not a quote but you get the idea
so in other words, you hate it that skateboarding is fun, makes total sense
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: tura on September 22, 2011, 05:29:25 PM
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i think the whole faggy direction skateboarding seems to be trying to take, people trying to be all quaint and stylish, cruising around like fucking fairies, emotionally charged clips of skateboarders dressed stylishly and having a good time, mediocre single tricks on ledges justified by a lean on the land, some kind of intriguing architecture in the background and a sunset.
i know that sounded like a list, but it can all be traced back to the posh skateboarding movement.
i blame the editing in transworld videos.
we need more andy roys and pj ladds.
i hate it when they try exaggerate how much 'fun' they're having. i've seen someone at the skatepark decide to film some 'fun' tricks, took him any tries and he got frustrated.
'we'll try one more, you couldn't see me laugh on the rollaway.'
not a quote but you get the idea
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so in other words, you hate it that skateboarding is fun, makes total sense

nah you didn't read what i said. when people film shit like 'look how much fun i'm having.' we all have fun skating, no need to shove it down our throats. like people getting frustrated filming dork tricks.
i have fun skating, but i wanna see tricks, not dudes laughing and bonding in front of a radiant sunset. if they're smiling while they do skate, that's cool, but that's not what videos should be focused on. i think.
fuck it i can't explain myself,
i hate fake styles. shit's weak
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: lacadasicalfiringsquad on September 22, 2011, 08:25:00 PM

 Too many Polish pros who like to wear futuristic selfish motorcycle jackets.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: planman on September 22, 2011, 08:34:53 PM
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i think the whole faggy direction skateboarding seems to be trying to take, people trying to be all quaint and stylish, cruising around like fucking fairies, emotionally charged clips of skateboarders dressed stylishly and having a good time, mediocre single tricks on ledges justified by a lean on the land, some kind of intriguing architecture in the background and a sunset.
i know that sounded like a list, but it can all be traced back to the posh skateboarding movement.
i blame the editing in transworld videos.
we need more andy roys and pj ladds.
i hate it when they try exaggerate how much 'fun' they're having. i've seen someone at the skatepark decide to film some 'fun' tricks, took him any tries and he got frustrated.
'we'll try one more, you couldn't see me laugh on the rollaway.'
not a quote but you get the idea
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so in other words, you hate it that skateboarding is fun, makes total sense
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nah you didn't read what i said. when people film shit like 'look how much fun i'm having.' we all have fun skating, no need to shove it down our throats. like people getting frustrated filming dork tricks.
i have fun skating, but i wanna see tricks, not dudes laughing and bonding in front of a radiant sunset. if they're smiling while they do skate, that's cool, but that's not what videos should be focused on. i think.
fuck it i can't explain myself,
i hate fake styles. shit's weak
dumb down everything you say to shit like that, and SLAP will be a better place

Seeing a mag cover and some asshole being like "ohh thats abd " like skateboard mag cover 64 BA got this sick looking wallie, and nobody was talking about how sick it was, they were focused on the fact that it was abd
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Post by: tura on September 23, 2011, 12:03:17 AM
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i think the whole faggy direction skateboarding seems to be trying to take, people trying to be all quaint and stylish, cruising around like fucking fairies, emotionally charged clips of skateboarders dressed stylishly and having a good time, mediocre single tricks on ledges justified by a lean on the land, some kind of intriguing architecture in the background and a sunset.
i know that sounded like a list, but it can all be traced back to the posh skateboarding movement.
i blame the editing in transworld videos.
we need more andy roys and pj ladds.
i hate it when they try exaggerate how much 'fun' they're having. i've seen someone at the skatepark decide to film some 'fun' tricks, took him any tries and he got frustrated.
'we'll try one more, you couldn't see me laugh on the rollaway.'
not a quote but you get the idea
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so in other words, you hate it that skateboarding is fun, makes total sense
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nah you didn't read what i said. when people film shit like 'look how much fun i'm having.' we all have fun skating, no need to shove it down our throats. like people getting frustrated filming dork tricks.
i have fun skating, but i wanna see tricks, not dudes laughing and bonding in front of a radiant sunset. if they're smiling while they do skate, that's cool, but that's not what videos should be focused on. i think.
fuck it i can't explain myself,
i hate fake styles. shit's weak
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dumb down everything you say to shit like that, and SLAP will be a better place

Seeing a mag cover and some asshole being like "ohh thats abd " like skateboard mag cover 64 BA got this sick looking wallie, and nobody was talking about how sick it was, they were focused on the fact that it was abd
dope
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Post by: tura on September 23, 2011, 12:15:06 AM
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This one might just be me, but kids at parks or spots showing up and trying the most ridiculous/ difficult thing they can think of usually with no chance of landing it. It just seams like I see it more and more, If you cant kickflip on flat, I doubt your fullcab-flip down a set of stairs is happening. If you can barely 50-50 a foot high box without landing all sketched out, you don't need to try to grind up a rail for an hour.
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Never understood that one myself, do they think they will get lucky once and land it? It also leads to getting hurt more because you are trying something you are not way ready to be doing.
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My guess is that they're doing it to try to make it seem like they don't suck to the onlookers.

http://www.psychforums.com/histrionic-personality/ (http://www.psychforums.com/histrionic-personality/)
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Post by: Useful Idiot on September 23, 2011, 06:41:18 AM
Skate shops becoming boutiques. Fuck that. Give me a ratty couch and a PacMac game.


Also: Golf is fun as shit. Been playing for years. I know Koston has ruined it for people judging from afar, but it's dope. Skateboarding and golf have a lot of similarities. 
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Post by: VictoriousOG on September 23, 2011, 06:49:53 AM
Tired of this whole "start smoking weed stop skating" trend. I have no problem with weed, but self control. Too many friends over the past month have hung up the board to smoke. Shits wack and its harder to find people to skate with now.
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Post by: planman on September 23, 2011, 03:15:42 PM
I don't like the "ABD" attitude.  Like you're somehow not allowed to do a trick at a certain spot or it's somehow less cool or difficult.  That's just as much a jock thing to say or do as anything else.  Doing something first is always cool, but it doesn't make doing something second or later lame and that is sometimes the attitude I see.
totally, it seems like the only abd that will never get old is hardflipping MACBA
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Post by: abner bitch on September 23, 2011, 07:02:01 PM
posers, gay go to tricks
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Post by: Paul Cicero on September 23, 2011, 07:49:18 PM
Minus the skateboarding and skate skill everything else..... no, just no...

(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_VmoK8ci23BU/TUiFudmyNFI/AAAAAAAAABQ/kl9ymGiJ-yo/s1600/slide_deathwish8_6_08-618x318.jpg)
(http://cs10299.vk.com/u84116691/-1/x_21e9529a.jpg)

That deathwish pic makes me want to punch Greco in the face.
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Post by: MAD FOE on September 25, 2011, 07:38:06 PM
Overuse of tre flips.
On the same note, kids trying too hard to front foot catch everything (especially tre's)
Calling krooked grinds "K grinds"
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Post by: Rumpleforeskin on September 25, 2011, 08:55:37 PM
Johan Stuckey
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Post by: jacktharipper on September 25, 2011, 09:25:15 PM
1. People acting like they're an "old" skateboarder at the age of 26
2. People resisting Nike/Adidas/Cons because it's cool
3. I've mentioned this in another post at some point in time, BUT PROFESSIONAL SKATEBOARDERS, not skating that much. I actually think that it's almost a trend among the skateboard elites. Even if you are a true skate rat trying to portray some kind of "I drink everyday, don't put out content, and don't deserve my postion in skateboarding" attitude. i don't I guess that is the worst trend.
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Post by: Beeda Weeda on September 26, 2011, 09:07:41 AM
kids who idolize pro skateboarders, they are just good at skateboarding. Idolize yourself.
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Post by: Dirtymac on September 26, 2011, 09:26:13 AM
reading posts from people who started skating in the last 10 or 12 years debating over who/what is "core" or not....and yet here I am again...damn you internet!..........daaaaaaammmmmnnnnnnn yoooooooooouuuuuuuuuuuuu!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by: left knee cap on September 26, 2011, 09:46:21 AM
All the little kids at the park who try to be cool and have a "fuck you" attitude.
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Post by: marginal way on September 26, 2011, 10:48:07 AM
1. People acting like they're an "old" skateboarder at the age of 26
2. People resisting Nike/Adidas/Cons because it's cool
3. I've mentioned this in another post at some point in time, BUT PROFESSIONAL SKATEBOARDERS, not skating that much. I actually think that it's almost a trend among the skateboard elites. Even if you are a true skate rat trying to portray some kind of "I drink everyday, don't put out content, and don't deserve my postion in skateboarding" attitude. i don't I guess that is the worst trend.
there's a kid who lurks the bridge that's 21 or 22, and constantly babbles about how he's getting too old to skate anymore. usually not even realizing that the dudes he's complaining to are in their 30's.

it must suck to be that kid.
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Post by: Eschaton on September 26, 2011, 02:01:52 PM
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1. People acting like they're an "old" skateboarder at the age of 26
2. People resisting Nike/Adidas/Cons because it's cool
3. I've mentioned this in another post at some point in time, BUT PROFESSIONAL SKATEBOARDERS, not skating that much. I actually think that it's almost a trend among the skateboard elites. Even if you are a true skate rat trying to portray some kind of "I drink everyday, don't put out content, and don't deserve my postion in skateboarding" attitude. i don't I guess that is the worst trend.
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there's a kid who lurks the bridge that's 21 or 22, and constantly babbles about how he's getting too old to skate anymore. usually not even realizing that the dudes he's complaining to are in their 30's.

it must suck to be that kid.
I am that kid, I already feel like an old fuck.
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Post by: seewhathappens on September 26, 2011, 04:47:52 PM
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1. People acting like they're an "old" skateboarder at the age of 26
2. People resisting Nike/Adidas/Cons because it's cool
3. I've mentioned this in another post at some point in time, BUT PROFESSIONAL SKATEBOARDERS, not skating that much. I actually think that it's almost a trend among the skateboard elites. Even if you are a true skate rat trying to portray some kind of "I drink everyday, don't put out content, and don't deserve my postion in skateboarding" attitude. i don't I guess that is the worst trend.
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there's a kid who lurks the bridge that's 21 or 22, and constantly babbles about how he's getting too old to skate anymore. usually not even realizing that the dudes he's complaining to are in their 30's.

it must suck to be that kid.
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I am that kid, I already feel like an old fuck.


While I definitely don't back this attitude I can certainly understand it. There comes a point when I'm at the park and literally 90% of the kids skating are under the age of 17, usually younger. Not only that, but they're shredding waaaaaayyyyy harder than me. So I can see where the frustration and discontent might come from, but to me that's just part of skateboarding. Kids are getting better at a way earlier age these days.
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Post by: Jesus-Condom on September 26, 2011, 08:20:13 PM
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1. People acting like they're an "old" skateboarder at the age of 26
2. People resisting Nike/Adidas/Cons because it's cool
3. I've mentioned this in another post at some point in time, BUT PROFESSIONAL SKATEBOARDERS, not skating that much. I actually think that it's almost a trend among the skateboard elites. Even if you are a true skate rat trying to portray some kind of "I drink everyday, don't put out content, and don't deserve my postion in skateboarding" attitude. i don't I guess that is the worst trend.
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there's a kid who lurks the bridge that's 21 or 22, and constantly babbles about how he's getting too old to skate anymore. usually not even realizing that the dudes he's complaining to are in their 30's.

it must suck to be that kid.
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I am that kid, I already feel like an old fuck.
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While I definitely don't back this attitude I can certainly understand it. There comes a point when I'm at the park and literally 90% of the kids skating are under the age of 17, usually younger. Not only that, but they're shredding waaaaaayyyyy harder than me. So I can see where the frustration and discontent might come from, but to me that's just part of skateboarding. Kids are getting better at a way earlier age these days.

Those kids "shred" because there most likely at the park all the time. Plus dont even let it phase you, half of em will quit skating anyway. I really dont understand why people are afraid of the streets now a days.
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Post by: LOU.502 on September 26, 2011, 08:54:48 PM
I don't like the "ABD" attitude.  Like you're somehow not allowed to do a trick at a certain spot or it's somehow less cool or difficult.  That's just as much a jock thing to say or do as anything else.  Doing something first is always cool, but it doesn't make doing something second or later lame and that is sometimes the attitude I see.

totally feel you. that and hating on someone for doing an nbd at a spot that's "easier" than something that was already done. collin hale or somebody nollie back heel's carlsbad after furby and i remember that being addressed in the curtains section of a later slap mag essentially saying just cuz someone did the same trick previoulsy doesn't make it any less difficult or awesome.
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Post by: dankradschwag on September 26, 2011, 10:42:33 PM
skateboarding industry right now is the worst its ever been ever
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Post by: LOU.502 on September 26, 2011, 10:49:06 PM
skateboarding industry right now is the worst its ever been ever

im hoping for a collapse in the near future to weed people out
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Post by: dankradschwag on September 27, 2011, 06:23:08 AM
well there's a lot of little guys out there that are great that definitely might not survive something like that
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Post by: Kristi Yamaguchi on September 27, 2011, 11:05:30 AM
Slap in a nutshell...
Chappelles Show Playa Haters Ball (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nr0q28M5nI&feature=related#)
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Post by: macgruber on September 27, 2011, 11:38:47 AM
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skateboarding industry right now is the worst its ever been ever
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im hoping for a collapse in the near future to weed people out

what aspect of the industry? too many companies/pros? shitty products? non skateboarders throwing money in and out of it with no shits given about the people invested?
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Post by: FrenchFuck on September 27, 2011, 04:54:24 PM
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skateboarding industry right now is the worst its ever been ever
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im hoping for a collapse in the near future to weed people out
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what aspect of the industry? too many companies/pros? shitty products? non skateboarders throwing money in and out of it with no shits given about the people invested?

The money. It is inevitable. The money goes where the mass of people want it to go. And the mass of people are always wrong , always. Individuals don't strive , they survive on the outskirts. Hustling product , working part time jobs and suffering honestly for their love. The companies today are the most generic shit imaginable. And the ones that stand out as original only do because the others are such shit. All in all it is better to just ignore the profit margin monster called the skateboard industry.
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Post by: sixpackoftablets on September 27, 2011, 05:14:33 PM
i like FrenchFuck.  give us more wisdom!
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Post by: Ivor86 on September 27, 2011, 05:23:33 PM
Janoski wearing, skinny fitted jeans hanging round your ass, 5 panel sporting, penfield jacket, obey t-shirt, listen to screamo hipster faggots! My town is full of kooks like this at the moment!

Also, what the fuck is with the recent trend of skating 60mm filmer wheels at smooth as fuck parks? Seen a few people doing this lately. Idiots.
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Post by: planman on September 27, 2011, 07:35:32 PM
im hoping for a collapse in the near future to weed people out
totally, I wish skateboarding wasn't the cool thing to do
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Post by: jacktharipper on September 27, 2011, 10:07:12 PM
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im hoping for a collapse in the near future to weed people out
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totally, I wish skateboarding wasn't the cool thing to do
This elitist attitude is a trend I'm tired of
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Post by: 5onthat on September 27, 2011, 11:04:01 PM
honestly, after going to street league i saw the worst of the worse. thousands of little fags. but it was free and i got wasted with my friend before going so it was a good time.
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Post by: LOU.502 on September 28, 2011, 12:24:22 AM
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im hoping for a collapse in the near future to weed people out
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totally, I wish skateboarding wasn't the cool thing to do
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This elitist attitude is a trend I'm tired of
i know i'm suck a prick. but c'mon dude half the little kids at the park smoking their little reggie blunts and being generally annoying and terrible wouldn't be there if skating wasn't so bloated. it's not something i dwell on it isn't ruining my time, i like to see that more kids than ever are exposed to and enjoying skateboarding, but there's a bad side to everything...

i'm gonna get off my elitist macbook pro, put on my north face, get in my range rover and go buy a pack of american spirits and some imported draft. 

jk luv you bye
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Post by: buttpirate on September 28, 2011, 05:51:18 AM
went to a park yesterday with some peeps that I havent been to in ages. everybody was wearing nike and adidas shoes, me included. I'm ashamed of myself, this has got to stop.
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Post by: everypennyfedcar on September 28, 2011, 06:52:14 AM
went to a park yesterday with some peeps that I havent been to in ages. everybody was wearing nike and adidas shoes, me included. I'm ashamed of myself, this has got to stop.
But we all know it won't..
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Post by: heckler on September 28, 2011, 07:23:34 AM
Also, what the fuck is with the recent trend of skating 60mm filmer wheels at smooth as fuck parks? Seen a few people doing this lately. Idiots.
Skating fast is fun.
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Post by: finknoos on September 28, 2011, 07:25:18 AM
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Skating fast is fun.

dont need huge wheels to go fast, also harder wheels are usually faster on smooth park surfaces
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Post by: Beeda Weeda on September 28, 2011, 07:54:45 AM
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im hoping for a collapse in the near future to weed people out
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totally, I wish skateboarding wasn't the cool thing to do
we all started skateboarding at one time becase we thought it was cool. Dont worry about anybody else skating but yourself.
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Post by: Useful Idiot on September 28, 2011, 09:20:16 AM
Honestly. Ear buds. You don't like the sound of skateboarding?

(http://i1217.photobucket.com/albums/dd394/savemefromsinners/meme%20face%20part%201/dsgdfg.png)
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Post by: InternetDaddy on September 28, 2011, 12:14:53 PM
Yeah, definitely headphones. Saw some kid on a cruiser board wearing headphones plow into this guy on a bike because he wasn't paying attention. Both of em got pretty tore up from the fall, and the kid on the bike looked like he wanted to beat the shit out of him. I guess it's one thing if you're skating by yourself or something, but if you're in fucking traffic you've got to pay attention.
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Post by: jimi420 on September 28, 2011, 12:20:00 PM
Indie music has got to go.
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Post by: lamfordie on September 28, 2011, 12:26:03 PM
When you take people to a spot and there like "nah it wont look good on film" and just hates on the spot even though you really like it. I took a couple buddies of mine to a spot and one of them gave me that excuse, the dude is a kook.
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Post by: Monty Burns on September 28, 2011, 03:24:49 PM
Last time I was at a skatepark , about 40 % of the ppl there were kids on scooters , and there were parents everywhere . Seems like skateparks are just daycare or family fun day . Drop the kids off and do what ever you want , or drop them there and spend time with the other parents .

Its getting to be like soccer or hockey practice or something .  Skate parks are also full of kids who cant skate or hold their balance , or do the smallest ollie . Why not stay on a regular street infront of house and learn how to push , keep your balance and learn ollies ?

Just sucks when you go to the park , all the parents are there . some kids running around playing or sitting in places you want to skate , then you got ppl who cant skate in the way , or ppl on scooters , and then you still have to wait your turn among the ppl who actually know how to skate .

Maybe Im just being a bitch ?
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Post by: BarcelonaCEO on September 28, 2011, 03:46:35 PM
dude, scooters are a shame, but skating around parents feels just akward
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Post by: HK on September 28, 2011, 05:32:53 PM
not really a trend 'in' skateboarding but in melbourne its become really popular for all this faggy teenagers and pre teens to ride around on tiny little plastic penny cruisers.
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Post by: idealhandmades on September 28, 2011, 07:06:27 PM
not really a trend 'in' skateboarding but in melbourne its become really popular for all this faggy teenagers and pre teens to ride around on tiny little plastic penny cruisers.

those things are fucking dope though.
I'll take 'em over longboarders anyday.
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Post by: Rumpleforeskin on September 28, 2011, 07:14:02 PM
Skating around parents is very awkward. But my mom is stoked on no-comply 180s
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Post by: 5onthat on September 28, 2011, 11:04:44 PM
i moved to boston a few weeks ago, and i'm from jersey where the only fun thing to skate is a park, but boston has sick spots. i skate mfa ledges every day, its basically a skatepark
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Post by: VictoriousOG on September 28, 2011, 11:21:50 PM
Just out of curiosity- do a lot of you ONLY skate parks?  Parks are a convenience but not necessary.  If you hate the park so much, then leave.

I admit too being a park shark, but that's the case when you work a 1-9 shift almost everyday and the only thing lighted properly is the park. If I am off from work, I try to go find people to street skate with, but it's hard with everyone's schedule conflicting with your own.
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Post by: HK on September 29, 2011, 01:52:23 AM
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not really a trend 'in' skateboarding but in melbourne its become really popular for all this faggy teenagers and pre teens to ride around on tiny little plastic penny cruisers.
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those things are fucking dope though.
I'll take 'em over longboarders anyday.

you dont understand what these kids are like.
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Post by: BarcelonaCEO on September 29, 2011, 02:02:20 AM
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not really a trend 'in' skateboarding but in melbourne its become really popular for all this faggy teenagers and pre teens to ride around on tiny little plastic penny cruisers.
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those things are fucking dope though.
I'll take 'em over longboarders anyday.
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you dont understand what these kids are like.

wow yeah they are dope my first skateboard was one of those plastic cruisers, back when I wasnt even into skating
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Post by: Monty Burns on September 29, 2011, 08:47:54 AM
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Just out of curiosity- do a lot of you ONLY skate parks??  Parks are a convenience but not necessary.?  If you hate the park so much, then leave.

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I admit too being a park shark, but that's the case when you work a 1-9 shift almost everyday and the only thing lighted properly is the park. If I am off from work, I try to go find people to street skate with, but it's hard with everyone's schedule conflicting with your own.
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Don't you live in Dallas?  I wish I lived somewhere that had that many options.  Soon....

It kinda depends where I live Hate . If im back in my home city on vacation , I know all parks and all spots . But when Im working alot and only have maybe 1 day off a week , I dont really want the hassle of getting kicked out or botherd by ppl . I just want to skate , skate a spot with nice ground , perfect ledges , perfect many pads and transition .

Moving to a city which has perfect spot out in the city so I wont skate any parks at all .
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Post by: Lordata on September 29, 2011, 09:06:44 AM
Just out of curiosity- do a lot of you ONLY skate parks?  Parks are a convenience but not necessary.  If you hate the park so much, then leave.


I mostly skate parks, mainly because I live in a small town with a great skatepark without a lot of street spots. I just found two new spots that I'm going to try and skate, though.
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Post by: finknoos on September 29, 2011, 09:18:50 AM
I do wanna reiterate that I am not against skateparks at all, but the amount of bitching about them just made me wonder why people skate them so much if they hate them so much.  I like skating both and yeah, kids and park moms are annoying, but maybe I have less of an issue with them because I am older.  I will say that I've smacked one of those little 12 year old wannabe hardasses for breaking glass bottles all over a park and I've also told a mother off for getting on my case about plowing her kid over.  I didn't do it intentionally and I made sure he was ok, but she just kept pushing it and saying that I "assaulted" her kid.

for fucks sake, if kids dont know skatepark etiquete thats one thing, but do their parents not see the danger?

Only a few days ago i was about to do a flippity trick off a block, at the last second i saw a kid in my way, had to kick the board away and jump OVER him, same thing happned 5 minutes later but i jumped to the side. thats when i went and told this kids mom that she should look at what hes doing not for my sake but for his, if i wasnt looking up when i was, its very likley hed be in hospital now.
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Post by: Eschaton on September 29, 2011, 09:54:25 AM
I do wanna reiterate that I am not against skateparks at all, but the amount of bitching about them just made me wonder why people skate them so much if they hate them so much.  I like skating both and yeah, kids and park moms are annoying, but maybe I have less of an issue with them because I am older.  I will say that I've smacked one of those little 12 year old wannabe hardasses for breaking glass bottles all over a park and I've also told a mother off for getting on my case about plowing her kid over.  I didn't do it intentionally and I made sure he was ok, but she just kept pushing it and saying that I "assaulted" her kid.
Sounds intentional to me.
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Post by: Eschaton on September 29, 2011, 09:59:52 AM
Ohh that makes more sense.
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Post by: marginal way on September 29, 2011, 12:28:41 PM
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I do wanna reiterate that I am not against skateparks at all, but the amount of bitching about them just made me wonder why people skate them so much if they hate them so much.  I like skating both and yeah, kids and park moms are annoying, but maybe I have less of an issue with them because I am older.  I will say that I've smacked one of those little 12 year old wannabe hardasses for breaking glass bottles all over a park and I've also told a mother off for getting on my case about plowing her kid over.  I didn't do it intentionally and I made sure he was ok, but she just kept pushing it and saying that I "assaulted" her kid.
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for fucks sake, if kids dont know skatepark etiquete thats one thing, but do their parents not see the danger?

Only a few days ago i was about to do a flippity trick off a block, at the last second i saw a kid in my way, had to kick the board away and jump OVER him, same thing happned 5 minutes later but i jumped to the side. thats when i went and told this kids mom that she should look at what hes doing not for my sake but for his, if i wasnt looking up when i was, its very likley hed be in hospital now.
my tech with those kids is to haul ass at them, then just before impact, scoop them up under my arm and run it out. then you gently set them down, and say something like, "whoa little buddy. that almost hurt both of us. maybe you should be a little more careful." it puts the fear of god in them, and nobody has to get hurt.
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Post by: Cadillac Ranch Dressing on September 29, 2011, 12:37:43 PM
Unrelated to tired trends, but this has to do with the park where the kid was breaking bottles and it's kind of a funny story...

That park was in Little Rock, AR and it was more or less just a couple ramps and rails in an alley, downtown.  Anyways, it was right by this plant where they made animal feed, so there was always this grainy smell in the air.  It got really bad in the summer because it was just gross to breathe that smell in constantly- plus Arkansas summers are hot as fuck.

Anyway, one July there was this little dude skating and he was getting a little green and kept talking about how bad it smelled.  He was standing on the deck of one of the quarters and just started puking all over.  There were two other little dudes up there and both of them started puking at the sight of their homie's barf fest.  Then one of them started crying and when he tried to climb down from the ramp he slipped in the puke.  God it was so horrible and wonderful at the same time.
Family Guy - Who Wants Chowder? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eYSpIz2FjU#)
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Post by: LOU.502 on September 29, 2011, 12:53:51 PM
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Just out of curiosity- do a lot of you ONLY skate parks?  Parks are a convenience but not necessary.  If you hate the park so much, then leave.

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I admit too being a park shark, but that's the case when you work a 1-9 shift almost everyday and the only thing lighted properly is the park. If I am off from work, I try to go find people to street skate with, but it's hard with everyone's schedule conflicting with your own.

dude this is like pretty much my schedule too if you lived in louisville id go skate with you  :-[
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Post by: Magic Pizza on September 29, 2011, 04:56:24 PM
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I do wanna reiterate that I am not against skateparks at all, but the amount of bitching about them just made me wonder why people skate them so much if they hate them so much.  I like skating both and yeah, kids and park moms are annoying, but maybe I have less of an issue with them because I am older.  I will say that I've smacked one of those little 12 year old wannabe hardasses for breaking glass bottles all over a park and I've also told a mother off for getting on my case about plowing her kid over.  I didn't do it intentionally and I made sure he was ok, but she just kept pushing it and saying that I "assaulted" her kid.
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my tech with those kids is to haul ass at them, then just before impact, scoop them up under my arm and run it out. then you gently set them down, and say something like, "whoa little buddy. that almost hurt both of us. maybe you should be a little more careful." it puts the fear of god in them, and nobody has to get hurt.

If you knock the kid over it's just assault, but what you're talking about is kidnapping and child molestation.
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Post by: Rumpleforeskin on September 29, 2011, 05:00:29 PM
HAHAHAHAHA
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Post by: waltercronkite on September 29, 2011, 06:34:21 PM
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i get the general idea of this close footing thing but isn't that how most people ride when they aren't setting up for a trick?
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like bombing a hill, or cruising around, for example? i'd say its more like feet on the bolts, or back foot on the tail, and front foot on the front bolts. who bombs hills clicking their heels like dorothy?
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Nah, these dudes will land a trick perfect bolts then jump into the air and reposition both feet in the dead center of their board and limp their wrists.


wow this is what you choose to talk shit on people are getting pretty particular over skateboarding if you ask me
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Barry Dingle on September 30, 2011, 12:58:54 AM
people asking to ride my board only to see them trying this....

The Godzilla-flip! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkMsvXsjTLI&feature=related#)

Just doing that in general seems to be a trend.
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Post by: HK on October 05, 2011, 12:32:26 AM
whenever a skater has any altercation no matter how small, with security, police or the general public, they have to put it in there skate vid.
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Post by: The Nose Face on October 05, 2011, 08:48:38 AM
Last time I was at a skatepark , about 40 % of the ppl there were kids on scooters , and there were parents everywhere . Seems like skateparks are just daycare or family fun day . Drop the kids off and do what ever you want , or drop them there and spend time with the other parents .

Its getting to be like soccer or hockey practice or something .  Skate parks are also full of kids who cant skate or hold their balance , or do the smallest ollie . Why not stay on a regular street infront of house and learn how to push , keep your balance and learn ollies ?

Just sucks when you go to the park , all the parents are there . some kids running around playing or sitting in places you want to skate , then you got ppl who cant skate in the way , or ppl on scooters , and then you still have to wait your turn among the ppl who actually know how to skate .

Maybe Im just being a bitch ?

Nah I see it too, Monty - it's the truth. You've got the kids pushing mongo and listening to iPods, while the parents don't give a fuck 7 and 8 years old are scooting around the deep end in the pool (8 foot plummet...). There isn't a lot of respect for progression anymore - everyone just wants to be Chad Ortiz out of the box. It's funny - I see people talk about how they didn't skate transition for the first 6 years of boarding on the forum - neither did I! The most transition I saw was rolling off the curb at rite aid - and I had to wax that shitty curb, hah! Kids today have California Skateparks building awesome parks all over NY now, so it's changed things. Sometimes the park does seem like a playpen though - but what can you do - that's progress ya know? I'm grateful for the parks - but I'm just dead inside from all the trends and bullshit - I just wanna skate hard after rotting in my cube all day and get a good sweat on. That's really it. I'm just used to the Rep Tape and superficial shit because we're never going to escape it at this point. Then you see Ludacrooks quit Label...Different times for sure.
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Post by: skatenyc2012 on October 05, 2011, 12:39:59 PM
Lil Wayne and his whole skater scene. wack wack wack
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Post by: landCow on October 05, 2011, 05:07:48 PM
people asking to ride my board only to see them trying this....

The Godzilla-flip! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkMsvXsjTLI&feature=related#)

Just doing that in general seems to be a trend.

dude didn't even do it right. he cheated, his foot touched. double shame right there.
Title: Re: trends in skateboarding you ARE tired off
Post by: Nosferatu on October 06, 2011, 01:39:53 AM
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im hoping for a collapse in the near future to weed people out
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totally, I wish skateboarding wasn't the cool thing to do
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This elitist attitude is a trend I'm tired of
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i know i'm suck a prick. but c'mon dude half the little kids at the park smoking their little reggie blunts and being generally annoying and terrible wouldn't be there if skating wasn't so bloated. it's not something i dwell on it isn't ruining my time, i like to see that more kids than ever are exposed to and enjoying skateboarding, but there's a bad side to everything...

i'm gonna get off my elitist macbook pro, put on my north face, get in my range rover and go buy a pack of american spirits and some imported draft.? 

jk luv you bye

either that park is there because of how popular skateboarding is right now or skateboarding is popular right now in your area because of the skatepark.  Either way, the city didnt build it just for you.
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Post by: Useful Idiot on October 06, 2011, 11:17:44 AM
Penny wearing normal clothes.


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Post by: 1978 on October 06, 2011, 03:57:35 PM
Penny wearing normal clothes.




since when did this start??
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Post by: chillout on October 06, 2011, 06:13:43 PM
division among skateboarders.

i feel like its always been there but less and less can i see another skateboarder and know he would be my friend.
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Post by: marginal way on October 06, 2011, 09:20:00 PM
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I do wanna reiterate that I am not against skateparks at all, but the amount of bitching about them just made me wonder why people skate them so much if they hate them so much.?  I like skating both and yeah, kids and park moms are annoying, but maybe I have less of an issue with them because I am older.?  I will say that I've smacked one of those little 12 year old wannabe hardasses for breaking glass bottles all over a park and I've also told a mother off for getting on my case about plowing her kid over.?  I didn't do it intentionally and I made sure he was ok, but she just kept pushing it and saying that I "assaulted" her kid.
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my tech with those kids is to haul ass at them, then just before impact, scoop them up under my arm and run it out. then you gently set them down, and say something like, "whoa little buddy. that almost hurt both of us. maybe you should be a little more careful." it puts the fear of god in them, and nobody has to get hurt.
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If you knock the kid over it's just assault, but what you're talking about is kidnapping and child molestation.
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man, that's both funny and sad because I could totally see some poor skater going to court for something not too far from that.
i saw a psycho mom call the cops after a friend of mine collided with a kid at a park back home in the midwest about 6 years ago.  it ended up being hilarious when the cop was actually logical and told the mom that she might want to tell her kids to be more careful, since the skatepark is obviously a crowded and dangerous environment for a young kid not paying attention.

it was like being in bizzarro world.
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Post by: ThrillOfItAll on October 07, 2011, 07:35:38 AM
I think parks are rad! We just got our new one and its kickstarted the scene! Ive been in and out of being able to skate this year so flowing round a park has been amazing! whats different to hauling ass on the streets or flowing round a park? Still skateboarding, still a skateboarder!

What is doing my head in is being rated by a game of skate.
Hipster trend styles
them gay tre's people are doing.
Whats worse, if you dont tick all the above, you seem to be less of a skater??

Well im going to watch Misled youth, look like tom penny and ride my kalis bored how i want. Thats skateboarding!
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Post by: macgruber on October 07, 2011, 10:21:20 AM
teasers for skatepark footage.

THIS FRIDAY...

COMING TO A PIXELATED SCREEN NEAR YOU...TUBE..

CHIRS COLE....

SKATES....

INDOORS....

IN CALIFORNIA ON A SUNNY DAY....
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Post by: Eschaton on October 07, 2011, 11:29:15 AM
Living out in the Jersey Burbs, our street spots are pretty far spread out. Skating from one to another is a huge pain in the ass or you have to drive. Sometimes it's just easier to session the park and get in skating a bunch of shit there. Plus where am I supposed to find street transition in Jersey?
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Post by: BraveUlysses on October 07, 2011, 04:30:55 PM
People not using The Clan for video parts.
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Post by: crackrazor on October 07, 2011, 08:23:48 PM
People not using The Clan for video parts.

THIS
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Post by: idealhandmades on October 08, 2011, 10:35:40 AM
Living out in the Jersey Burbs, our street spots are pretty far spread out. Skating from one to another is a huge pain in the ass or you have to drive. Sometimes it's just easier to session the park and get in skating a bunch of shit there. Plus where am I supposed to find street transition in Jersey?
ask Freddy.
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Post by: The Nose Face on October 19, 2011, 11:18:37 AM
division among skateboarders.

i feel like its always been there but less and less can i see another skateboarder and know he would be my friend.

Totally feel this...sometimes the scene feels so hollow now-a-days...

I think of the "skater nod"  and how it's kinda passed it's prime with skateboarding everywhere in popular culture...
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Post by: VictoriousOG on October 19, 2011, 12:14:47 PM
Though its not summer anymore, I hated seeing all the fucking cut offs. Sparest shit ever.
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Post by: dankradschwag on October 19, 2011, 12:38:33 PM
well dressed skaters
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Post by: Mad Max on October 19, 2011, 01:20:03 PM
Slo-moed footage of skaters landing their tricks and rolling into dirt or grass and slamming hard like it was so epic.

That and the over reactional post-trick hugging. At first I thought Forrest was a chump for shrugging off the bro love but today I completely understand where he was comming from.
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Post by: mbquant on October 19, 2011, 01:27:05 PM
Slo-moed footage of skaters landing their tricks and rolling into dirt or grass and slamming hard like it was so epic.

That and the over reactional post-trick hugging. At first I thought Forrest was a chump for shrugging off the bro love but today I completely understand where he was comming from.

Follow that up with some lens spanking for a fully ruined finish.
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Post by: D.B. Cooper on October 19, 2011, 01:52:28 PM
The rain...its too annoying.
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Post by: planman on October 19, 2011, 05:42:27 PM
I think parks are rad! We just got our new one and its kickstarted the scene! Ive been in and out of being able to skate this year so flowing round a park has been amazing! whats different to hauling ass on the streets or flowing round a park? Still skateboarding, still a skateboarder!

What is doing my head in is being rated by a game of skate.
Hipster trend styles
them gay tre's people are doing.
Whats worse, if you dont tick all the above, you seem to be less of a skater??

Well im going to watch Misled youth, look like tom penny and ride my kalis bored how i want. Thats skateboarding!
you're new here, aren't you
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Post by: swagdragon123 on October 19, 2011, 06:48:34 PM
weed
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Post by: oldgoodburger on October 19, 2011, 07:44:00 PM
Dubstep in montages. Weekendtage was definitely acceptable but in anything else it really just makes the video worse I think. Dubstep in general as a trend is a problem though
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Post by: planman on October 20, 2011, 04:14:20 PM
flip in/flip out of every ledge trick, honestly, I think it's sick, Torey's Big Bang part was crazy good, but I can't remember the last time I saw someone slide a long back tail on a ledge without flipping out

I think this has already been said, but doing tre flips, then letting them sail away from your back foot, and catching them with your front foot

Kind of like the one here at 1:12
Nike SB Debacle - David Clark (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN3Gc2ctAz0#)
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Post by: Boomhauer on October 20, 2011, 05:45:39 PM
Living out in the Jersey Burbs, our street spots are pretty far spread out. Skating from one to another is a huge pain in the ass or you have to drive. Sometimes it's just easier to session the park and get in skating a bunch of shit there. Plus where am I supposed to find street transition in Jersey?

Ask Fred Gall.
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Post by: BuddyPal on October 20, 2011, 06:39:40 PM
shorts when its cold
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Post by: planman on October 20, 2011, 07:05:01 PM
shorts when its cold
that's trending? fuck.
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Post by: Paul Cicero on October 21, 2011, 01:49:31 AM
well dressed skaters

HAHA. Yeah I see that..
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Post by: apad88 on October 21, 2011, 02:05:20 AM
DGK
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Post by: poor alice on October 21, 2011, 06:53:29 AM
fuckin hollister victims skating
fuck off
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Post by: the canadian suit on October 21, 2011, 07:11:17 AM
well dressed skaters

I don't really see the issue with this one...
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Post by: oldgoodburger on October 21, 2011, 07:47:55 AM
fuckin hollister victims skating
fuck off
Yeah this shit is the worst. Alot of them seem to stick to the wrongboards though
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Post by: JamesNtheGntPch on October 21, 2011, 09:38:11 AM
Skating around parents is very awkward. But my mom is stoked on no-comply 180s
haha awesome
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Post by: FrenchFuck on October 21, 2011, 12:23:16 PM
People not smiling or laughing while skating. You're a grown man playing with a wooden roller skate , don't take it so fucking seriously
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Post by: Paul Cicero on October 21, 2011, 02:07:06 PM
People not smiling or laughing while skating. You're a grown man playing with a wooden roller skate , don't take it so fucking seriously

HAHA so true.
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Post by: Monty Burns on October 21, 2011, 02:18:50 PM
flip in/flip out of every ledge trick, honestly, I think it's sick, Torey's Big Bang part was crazy good, but I can't remember the last time I saw someone slide a long back tail on a ledge without flipping out



Totaly agree . Ive always said that about snowboarding , instead of doing a 900 , why not just do a really slow huge bs 180 or 360.
And now its come up in skateboarding too . While it is really sick to do flips to slides and then do flips out again . Id rather just see a really long bs tail , kf bs tail or even a sick long fs noseslide .

Its like too much of a good thing makes it worse then the simple stuff . Keep it simple and stylish stupid !
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Post by: planman on October 21, 2011, 03:28:25 PM
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Totaly agree . Ive always said that about snowboarding , instead of doing a 900 , why not just do a really slow huge bs 180 or 360.
And now its come up in skateboarding too . While it is really sick to do flips to slides and then do flips out again . Id rather just see a really long bs tail , kf bs tail or even a sick long fs noseslide .

Its like too much of a good thing makes it worse then the simple stuff . Keep it simple and stylish stupid !
Totally, sometimes I'll watch old snowboarding vids, and I just see the long, drawn out back 180s in grainy film, and those look so much better than dizziness-inducing 1260s
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Post by: Magic Pizza on October 21, 2011, 03:37:13 PM
I think parks are rad! We just got our new one and its kickstarted the scene! Ive been in and out of being able to skate this year so flowing round a park has been amazing! whats different to hauling ass on the streets or flowing round a park? Still skateboarding, still a skateboarder!

What is doing my head in is being rated by a game of skate.
Hipster trend styles
them gay tre's people are doing.
Whats worse, if you dont tick all the above, you seem to be less of a skater??

Well im going to watch Misled youth, look like tom penny and ride my kalis bored how i want. Thats skateboarding!

Careful dude, I think I hear the langoliers coming for ya!
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Post by: toque on October 21, 2011, 07:59:20 PM
a sick long fs noseslide .



Last trick...

Brian Edwards aka Blessian Skate Video Part I.E. Video 2002 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1F_EKYrNj2Y#ws)





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Post by: oldgoodburger on October 24, 2011, 04:54:34 PM
Buddy "Awesome Awesome" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zYR8qByyJ8&#ws)
Maybe this is a trend in rap more than skating, but the whole "skater rapper" shit
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Post by: VictoriousOG on October 24, 2011, 05:08:35 PM
Damn Jereme Rogers.
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Post by: Jack Smith on October 25, 2011, 12:59:01 AM
Skate nerds that spend more time on the internet than on their skateboard.
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Post by: apad88 on October 25, 2011, 01:59:29 AM
Skate nerds that spend more time on the internet than on their skateboard.
I feel sorry for your Mutha!
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Post by: MostlyLurkin' on October 25, 2011, 05:49:59 AM
People not smiling or laughing while skating. You're a grown man playing with a wooden roller skate , don't take it so fucking seriously
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Post by: macgruber on October 25, 2011, 09:59:20 AM
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this is serious shit man. you're pushing 30, if you don't get hooked up now, it ain't ever gonna happen. feeb that park rail god damn it!
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Post by: pizzafliptofakie on October 25, 2011, 11:16:04 AM
Sad thing is, I know teenagers like that. Shit's like a chore to them, and they refuse to actually skate without a camera facing them.
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Post by: LooseTrux on October 25, 2011, 11:22:33 AM
Buddy "Awesome Awesome" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zYR8qByyJ8&#ws)
Maybe this is a trend in rap more than skating, but the whole "skater rapper" shit

from a marketing standpoint that shit is gold, though....of course it helps when the act is talented in at least one of the fields.

Two cultures (most) parents hate for their precious little kiddies to be involved in, but kids love to consume...especially due to parental pressure.
The new counter-culture, if you will.
(also you don't need to go to school to be successful in either)

For what it's worth, hip-hop does go with skating (WU TANG), in the true DIY sense. Both have been diluted with cash, and the realness has been lost.
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Post by: The Nose Face on October 25, 2011, 02:07:27 PM
Sad thing is, I know teenagers like that. Shit's like a chore to them, and they refuse to actually skate without a camera facing them.

Amen, Unknown Solider...

Stupid editing programs, iPods/iPhones, Cameras. It always seems like it's some APPLE product.

One of my favorite parts of skating is actually HEARING it - the squeaks and ::ERRRR:: noise - nothing beats it!

I mean, shit - do you have to have the DeaMau 5 / DubStep song constantly blasting in your head!? Listen to your board, man!

This is why I'll always love Anti-Hero as I get older - it's just pure D.I.Y., No Nonsense Skating with none of that beaming bullshit in mind.

I always think of what Andy Roy says in this video - and he truly embraces/understands/is what skateboarding represents.

"Skate Fast, Aggressive, Mean - Spill Blood. No Mountain Dew...Sleep in the Dirt...Wake up to the skate park - Dirty, No Showers, Pair of Socks, Whatever - just scumbag style"

Shore Break Baby - Andy Roy Skate Camp (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y97ZsKtEwXM#)
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Post by: blackalbino on October 25, 2011, 02:27:33 PM
making slap accounts
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Post by: Dirty Sprite on October 25, 2011, 02:29:05 PM
Buddy "Awesome Awesome" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zYR8qByyJ8&#ws)
Maybe this is a trend in rap more than skating, but the whole "skater rapper" shit

That swag stuff is spreading like wildfire. Lil Wayne is also definitely helping its influence.  I think its a good thing. Fuck all the guys posing with a skateboard just for their "swag". Out of this little fad that's going on now its bound to produce some kids who will stick with it and become straight rippers when they get older
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Post by: Dirtymac on October 25, 2011, 03:59:20 PM
the "artsy outcast blue collar wannabe" trend
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Post by: planman on October 27, 2011, 09:10:07 PM
I think I already said this but other kids saying if you put your hands down, it's not a make. It's called a fucking Baker Maker, do your research. I was watching Hesh Law the other day with a friend, and Devin Apello tre flipped this ditch gap and my friend immediately said "that's not a land" I explained to him that it was a land, just not a clean land. He persisted in saying "that's still not a land." I closed my laptop, called him an idiot, and walked away
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Post by: pugmaster on October 27, 2011, 10:43:31 PM
I've heard it before on here, experienced it in life and MAN is it true.  Kids need to stop filming at the skatepark and acting like they deserve preferential treatment.  Its like they are "training" at the gym.  No one cares about your front tail kf out little jimmy.  I don't blame them personally, it is just depressing seeing something so great get shat on so hard.  In time, hopefully they get it.  If not, at least they bought a bunch of stuff.


Likewise, its so great meeting little kids that "get it" and really enjoy skateboarding.



Fashion is such a huge part of skating now (at least in LA) its borderline ridiculous.  I went to some "boutique" shops, and that experience alone makes me want to never step foot on fairfax ever again.
 
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Post by: planman on October 28, 2011, 12:08:28 AM
I've heard it before on here, experienced it in life and MAN is it true.  Kids need to stop filming at the skatepark and acting like they deserve preferential treatment.  Its like they are "training" at the gym.  No one cares about your front tail kf out little jimmy.  I don't blame them personally, it is just depressing seeing something so great get shat on so hard.  In time, hopefully they get it.  If not, at least they bought a bunch of stuff.


Likewise, its so great meeting little kids that "get it" and really enjoy skateboarding.



Fashion is such a huge part of skating now (at least in LA) its borderline ridiculous.  I went to some "boutique" shops, and that experience alone makes me want to never step foot on fairfax ever again.
 
well hello there, I'm one of those kids that get it doesn't give a fuck about what gets filmed and skates because it's what he loves (no seriously, I am)
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Post by: landCow on October 28, 2011, 03:11:09 AM
i dont really have a problem with kids filming at the park unless, like you said they feel they need special treatment because they are filming. the act of filming at a skatepark is no big deal i mean what are they filming for? they're youtube video part? no ones going to see it. let them have their fun as long as they aren't dicks about it ya know?

hell i know i'm guilty of park filming when i was younger. even worse self park filming. I've come a long way hahahaha
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Post by: Archers of Chaka on October 28, 2011, 05:38:38 AM
this probably doesn't count as a trend, but i hate it when someone who doesn't have too much skill on the board (or doesn't skate at all) wants to fit in the with the good kids, so he buys a camera and uses that as his ticket to get in good with the group of good skaters, pretty much buying his way in. He wouldn't fit in otherwise and you know they probably wouldnt even be hangin out with him if it wasnt for the camera, but since he has a fancy camera and all the kids nowadays just looooove to film every little thing and put it on youtube, they except their new filmer "friend". It's just annoying to see kids like this trying to fit in by buying their way in, but its all good because within a few months they'll find someone else with a better, fancier camera and tell their old filmer "friend" to fuck off, and the cycle repeats itself.
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Post by: finknoos on October 28, 2011, 05:56:59 AM
this probably doesn't count as a trend, but i hate it when someone who doesn't have too much skill on the board (or doesn't skate at all) wants to fit in the with the good kids, so he buys a camera and uses that as his ticket to get in good with the group of good skaters, pretty much buying his way in. He wouldn't fit in otherwise and you know they probably wouldnt even be hangin out with him if it wasnt for the camera, but since he has a fancy camera and all the kids nowadays just looooove to film every little thing and put it on youtube, they except their new filmer "friend". It's just annoying to see kids like this trying to fit in by buying their way in, but its all good because within a few months they'll find someone else with a better, fancier camera and tell their old filmer "friend" to fuck off, and the cycle repeats itself.

when people dont wanna chill with someone because theyre not good enough is far worse
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Post by: Archers of Chaka on October 28, 2011, 06:31:12 AM
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this probably doesn't count as a trend, but i hate it when someone who doesn't have too much skill on the board (or doesn't skate at all) wants to fit in the with the good kids, so he buys a camera and uses that as his ticket to get in good with the group of good skaters, pretty much buying his way in. He wouldn't fit in otherwise and you know they probably wouldnt even be hangin out with him if it wasnt for the camera, but since he has a fancy camera and all the kids nowadays just looooove to film every little thing and put it on youtube, they except their new filmer "friend". It's just annoying to see kids like this trying to fit in by buying their way in, but its all good because within a few months they'll find someone else with a better, fancier camera and tell their old filmer "friend" to fuck off, and the cycle repeats itself.
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when people dont wanna chill with someone because theyre not good enough is far worse
Like i said, it's just annoying to see someone trying to buy their way into fitting in. If a group of skaters who were better than me didn't want to hang out with me because i wasnt as good as them, that's not a group of people i would want to associate with anyways. I'd tell em to fuck off and go find other people to skate with. But there are those people who INSIST on still trying to find a way to fit in with a group like that anyways just because they're good and they want to fit in with what they perceive as the "in crowd", and these tend to be the kids that i described in my other post earlier, the kids who try to buy their way in by playing the "filmer" role.
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Post by: The Nose Face on October 28, 2011, 07:30:35 AM
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HAHA. Yeah I see that..

Yea never got the idea of playing dress up to go skate. I've fucked up all my clothes from sweat and dirt stains skating. Every time i do laundry I just see how more and more stains are in my clothes from skating (along with coffee and hot sauce stains, hah...)

But more or less - these are the kids I see skate for 15 minutes, break a sweat, then sit on their ass for a half hour. Never understood that...when I have the time to skate I just wanna go all out. Plus, it's the best exercise - especially on a mini ramp. Fuck P90X - go pump a steep mini ramp for an hour a day...
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Post by: jimi420 on November 02, 2011, 09:40:32 PM
Skate nerds that spend more time on the internet than on their skateboard.
Once the end of november rolls around my skate time will be down to possibly once a month due to shitty midwestern winters.
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Post by: lamfordie on November 03, 2011, 08:48:45 AM
this probably doesn't count as a trend, but i hate it when someone who doesn't have too much skill on the board (or doesn't skate at all) wants to fit in the with the good kids, so he buys a camera and uses that as his ticket to get in good with the group of good skaters, pretty much buying his way in. He wouldn't fit in otherwise and you know they probably wouldnt even be hangin out with him if it wasnt for the camera, but since he has a fancy camera and all the kids nowadays just looooove to film every little thing and put it on youtube, they except their new filmer "friend". It's just annoying to see kids like this trying to fit in by buying their way in, but its all good because within a few months they'll find someone else with a better, fancier camera and tell their old filmer "friend" to fuck off, and the cycle repeats itself.
Theres this little chubby kid just like this, cant skate for shit but since he has a camera, all the kids want to hang out with him and film. The dude is really annoying and not a pleasure to be around. 
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Post by: BlackEye77 on November 03, 2011, 09:25:36 AM
Filming at parks it better than fake filming at parks, or anywhere for that matter. I seriously saw some kids not long ago with this C shaped camera mount/handle thing, with no fucking camera attached to it, but they still followed each other around holding it. I didn't think it got weirder than the kids who follow and pretend they're holding a camera but they managed to do it.

However, if you're going to film at a park do so at your own risk and it's not an excuse to break etiquette. Holding a camera isn't a free pass to sit on the pyramid for 15 minutes.
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Post by: blankbutbranded on November 03, 2011, 09:45:52 AM
Rollin eyes.

shits need to end.
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Post by: InternetDaddy on November 03, 2011, 12:07:51 PM
Maybe not necessarily a trend, but temper tantrums. I understand getting frustrated if you're having trouble landing something, but starting to yell and throw your board and kick stuff is not going to make you fucking land it. It's a huge problem at these two skateparks I go to, and it's almost always kids from like 12-16. This one kid a few months ago couldn't have been older than 14, and kept screaming and throwing his board all over the place because he couldn't stick a treflip on a bank. One of the times he threw the board, it hit me in the shin, so I carried it over to him and told him to chill out, and he started trying to fight me. Stupidest shit ever. I made it my goal to snake him the rest of the day.
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Post by: Mad Lauder on November 03, 2011, 12:11:59 PM
Buddy "Awesome Awesome" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zYR8qByyJ8&#ws)
Maybe this is a trend in rap more than skating, but the whole "skater rapper" shit

That wasnt even that bad at least he looked comfortable on a board, he probably started skating prior to lil wayne so it's alright.
Did anybody notice that Pharrell was in that video?

Now this right here is the real problem with rappers starting to skate.
http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh7SBAKr08d797Q9CV (http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh7SBAKr08d797Q9CV)

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Post by: gutterhead. on November 03, 2011, 12:18:59 PM
Maybe not necessarily a trend, but temper tantrums. I understand getting frustrated if you're having trouble landing something, but starting to yell and throw your board and kick stuff is not going to make you fucking land it. It's a huge problem at these two skateparks I go to, and it's almost always kids from like 12-16. This one kid a few months ago couldn't have been older than 14, and kept screaming and throwing his board all over the place because he couldn't stick a treflip on a bank. One of the times he threw the board, it hit me in the shin, so I carried it over to him and told him to chill out, and he started trying to fight me. Stupidest shit ever. I made it my goal to snake him the rest of the day.

I fucking hate kids like this. and i hope you snaked him a good couple times.
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Post by: InternetDaddy on November 03, 2011, 01:00:11 PM
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Maybe not necessarily a trend, but temper tantrums. I understand getting frustrated if you're having trouble landing something, but starting to yell and throw your board and kick stuff is not going to make you fucking land it. It's a huge problem at these two skateparks I go to, and it's almost always kids from like 12-16. This one kid a few months ago couldn't have been older than 14, and kept screaming and throwing his board all over the place because he couldn't stick a treflip on a bank. One of the times he threw the board, it hit me in the shin, so I carried it over to him and told him to chill out, and he started trying to fight me. Stupidest shit ever. I made it my goal to snake him the rest of the day.
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I fucking hate kids like this. and i hope you snaked him a good couple times.
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Jesus Christ!  What the fuck is wrong with these park kids?!  I usually quietly talk to myself.  Nothing more than a, "C'mon, really?"  That is fucking regular.  Put that fool in time out, if he wants to be such a baby.   Tell him he can have his board back if he apologizes to everyone (and he has to mean it!) or else the board goes away for a week.
Hahaha! Shit, that's a great idea. Yeah, I don't understand the rage fits either. I usually just laugh it off when I fuck up, it happens way too much to stress about it. Hopefully one day these goons'll figure it out, who knows.
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Post by: planman on November 03, 2011, 01:37:46 PM
I don't really care about people freaking out, I'm the only person I know that does it and I'm not a total douche about it
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Post by: gnarnel on November 03, 2011, 09:33:34 PM
DC shoes and there corporate take over there trying to pull on the skateboarding world.
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Post by: finknoos on November 04, 2011, 03:26:06 AM
Maybe not necessarily a trend, but temper tantrums. I understand getting frustrated if you're having trouble landing something, but starting to yell and throw your board and kick stuff is not going to make you fucking land it. It's a huge problem at these two skateparks I go to, and it's almost always kids from like 12-16. This one kid a few months ago couldn't have been older than 14, and kept screaming and throwing his board all over the place because he couldn't stick a treflip on a bank. One of the times he threw the board, it hit me in the shin, so I carried it over to him and told him to chill out, and he started trying to fight me. Stupidest shit ever. I made it my goal to snake him the rest of the day.

fucks sake

similar thing happned to my friend two weeks ago, kid got rage and threw his board, bounced off a ledge and hit my friend in the knee. only my friend wasnt as nice as you, he picked up the kids board waited for the kid to walk over them threw the board as far as he could into some bushes. the kid was about to go on a rage fit at my friend, so my friend cut him off and said calmly "sssssh, stop bieng a dick and have fun"

also half an hour later i saw him about to rage after missing a heelflip down a 3set first try (so what) then he looked over at my friend, looked embarrised and sat down. kids need to learn its about having fun
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Post by: planman on November 04, 2011, 06:14:21 AM
DC shoes and there corporate take over there trying to pull on the skateboarding world.
Get your facts straight,  DC started out as a skate shoe company and ONLY a skate shoe company so really, they're not trying to take over skateboarding. If you're going to say that about any company, say it about Nike
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Post by: pizzafliptofakie on November 04, 2011, 09:55:59 AM
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Maybe not necessarily a trend, but temper tantrums. I understand getting frustrated if you're having trouble landing something, but starting to yell and throw your board and kick stuff is not going to make you fucking land it. It's a huge problem at these two skateparks I go to, and it's almost always kids from like 12-16. This one kid a few months ago couldn't have been older than 14, and kept screaming and throwing his board all over the place because he couldn't stick a treflip on a bank. One of the times he threw the board, it hit me in the shin, so I carried it over to him and told him to chill out, and he started trying to fight me. Stupidest shit ever. I made it my goal to snake him the rest of the day.
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fucks sake

similar thing happned to my friend two weeks ago, kid got rage and threw his board, bounced off a ledge and hit my friend in the knee. only my friend wasnt as nice as you, he picked up the kids board waited for the kid to walk over them threw the board as far as he could into some bushes. the kid was about to go on a rage fit at my friend, so my friend cut him off and said calmly "sssssh, stop bieng a dick and have fun"

also half an hour later i saw him about to rage after missing a heelflip down a 3set first try (so what) then he looked over at my friend, looked embarrised and sat down. kids need to learn its about having fun



Looks like I'm the biggest dick of them all. A kid was having a temper, threw his board and it hit me, so I just threw it back at him.

Didn't feel bad.
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Post by: Donkey Lips on November 04, 2011, 10:35:51 AM
People still do that weird shit? I never see that anymore. I can't remember the last time I saw someone freak out about skateboarding. The only trend I want to see die is when kids fall they just lay there for a solid few minutes like taking a nap or something.
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Post by: planman on November 04, 2011, 01:24:53 PM
So I'll be at 3rd Lair and I go the giant fucking rollin (RIP) some other kid is leaves 3 seconds after me going towards the rollin as well. We hit the rollin at the same time and we nearly hit each other, while I say "sorry" the other kid is like, "dude what the hell? get out of the way!" Some people need to learn proper skate etiquette.
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Post by: oldgoodburger on November 09, 2011, 07:28:13 PM
http://www.thrashermagazine.com/component/option,com_hwdvideoshare/Itemid,90/lang,en/task,viewvideo/video_id,1355/ (http://www.thrashermagazine.com/component/option,com_hwdvideoshare/Itemid,90/lang,en/task,viewvideo/video_id,1355/)
I really hope dubstep does not become a trend in clips because I have just hade enough of it and for it to start making its way into skating is just hard to watch. Shit is barely even music.
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Post by: Sgt.Pepper on November 09, 2011, 08:06:27 PM
http://www.thrashermagazine.com/component/option,com_hwdvideoshare/Itemid,90/lang,en/task,viewvideo/video_id,1355/ (http://www.thrashermagazine.com/component/option,com_hwdvideoshare/Itemid,90/lang,en/task,viewvideo/video_id,1355/)
I really hope dubstep does not become a trend in clips because I have just hade enough of it and for it to start making its way into skating is just hard to watch. Shit is NOT music.
fixed
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Post by: marshalbanana on November 09, 2011, 08:23:13 PM
Skaters complaining what trends they're getting tired of. Trends too..
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Post by: Mr Squiggle on November 09, 2011, 11:08:58 PM
People still do that weird shit? I never see that anymore. I can't remember the last time I saw someone freak out about skateboarding. The only trend I want to see die is when kids fall they just lay there for a solid few minutes like taking a nap or something.
A few days ago, this happened to a little shit of a kid at my local park. He fell on a boardslide, then proceeded to roll around and whine before he actually took a 30 minute nap right at the end of the rail. It was quite bizarre.
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Post by: Chocolaterain on November 10, 2011, 05:35:22 AM
Not exactly a trend but im sick of there being anything other than bmx and skaters at a skatepark
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Post by: BraveUlysses on November 10, 2011, 06:25:49 AM
People taking it personal when I kindly ask them not to sit on the ledge I'm clearly skating.
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Post by: Skate Edge on November 11, 2011, 02:54:53 PM
Not exactly a trend but im sick of there being anything other than bmx and skaters at a skatepark

I'm sick of there being anything other than skaters at a skatepark.  BMX sucks.

Here's a trend in skateboarding I'm tired of(f):

18 year olds posting on message boards about how 2003 was the glory days.  Do you know how stupid you sound?
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Post by: pica on November 11, 2011, 04:11:46 PM
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Not exactly a trend but im sick of there being anything other than bmx and skaters at a skatepark
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I'm sick of there being anything other than skaters at a skatepark.  BMX sucks.

Here's a trend in skateboarding I'm tired of(f):

18 year olds posting on message boards about how 2003 was the glory days.  Do you know how stupid you sound?

someone said it. finally. thanks.
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Post by: Skate Edge on November 12, 2011, 08:33:50 PM
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Not exactly a trend but im sick of there being anything other than bmx and skaters at a skatepark
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I'm sick of there being anything other than skaters at a skatepark.  BMX sucks.

Here's a trend in skateboarding I'm tired of(f):

18 year olds posting on message boards about how 2003 was the glory days.  Do you know how stupid you sound?
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someone said it. finally. thanks.

You are welcome.
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Post by: BlackEye77 on November 12, 2011, 09:00:07 PM
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Not exactly a trend but im sick of there being anything other than bmx and skaters at a skatepark
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I'm sick of there being anything other than skaters at a skatepark.  BMX sucks.

Here's a trend in skateboarding I'm tired of(f):

18 year olds posting on message boards about how 2003 was the glory days.  Do you know how stupid you sound?
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someone said it. finally. thanks.

You are welcome.
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To be kind of fair it was their glory days, they don't have anything else to compare it to since they couldn't experience the real great times that have passed. For me the glory days of punk rock was the late 80's-early 90's, but surely that would sound stupid to someone who was around in 77.

Ok, I tried to be nice but while writing that I realized how stupid (or sad) it is that 2003 could be nostalgic for anybody.
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Post by: Skate Edge on November 13, 2011, 10:38:10 AM
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Not exactly a trend but im sick of there being anything other than bmx and skaters at a skatepark
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I'm sick of there being anything other than skaters at a skatepark.  BMX sucks.

Here's a trend in skateboarding I'm tired of(f):

18 year olds posting on message boards about how 2003 was the glory days.  Do you know how stupid you sound?
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someone said it. finally. thanks.

You are welcome.
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To be kind of fair it was their glory days, they don't have anything else to compare it to since they couldn't experience the real great times that have passed. For me the glory days of punk rock was the late 80's-early 90's, but surely that would sound stupid to someone who was around in 77.

Ok, I tried to be nice but while writing that I realized how stupid (or sad) it is that 2003 could be nostalgic for anybody.

Pretty much.  To someone my age, it's no more ridiculous than reminiscing about how much better things were in February of this year.  "Man, late February - those were the days!  Everything was so much fresher back then.  These November kids don't know what they were missing."
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Post by: BraveUlysses on November 13, 2011, 11:07:07 AM
People glorifying the 90's. The only reason it was probably great to you is because it was a time when you had less responsibility, you could skate with your friends everyday all day and it was when you were just discovering skateboarding.
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Post by: krewkruxklan on November 13, 2011, 11:39:26 AM
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Not exactly a trend but im sick of there being anything other than bmx and skaters at a skatepark
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I'm sick of there being anything other than skaters at a skatepark.  BMX sucks.

Here's a trend in skateboarding I'm tired of(f):

18 year olds posting on message boards about how 2003 was the glory days.  Do you know how stupid you sound?
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someone said it. finally. thanks.

You are welcome.
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thats stupid. everyone is nostalgic about their first years skating-whether it be 2003 or 1983.
 
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Post by: SouthJersey on November 13, 2011, 12:06:55 PM
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Maybe not necessarily a trend, but temper tantrums. I understand getting frustrated if you're having trouble landing something, but starting to yell and throw your board and kick stuff is not going to make you fucking land it. It's a huge problem at these two skateparks I go to, and it's almost always kids from like 12-16. This one kid a few months ago couldn't have been older than 14, and kept screaming and throwing his board all over the place because he couldn't stick a treflip on a bank. One of the times he threw the board, it hit me in the shin, so I carried it over to him and told him to chill out, and he started trying to fight me. Stupidest shit ever. I made it my goal to snake him the rest of the day.
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fucks sake

similar thing happned to my friend two weeks ago, kid got rage and threw his board, bounced off a ledge and hit my friend in the knee. only my friend wasnt as nice as you, he picked up the kids board waited for the kid to walk over them threw the board as far as he could into some bushes. the kid was about to go on a rage fit at my friend, so my friend cut him off and said calmly "sssssh, stop bieng a dick and have fun"

also half an hour later i saw him about to rage after missing a heelflip down a 3set first try (so what) then he looked over at my friend, looked embarrised and sat down. kids need to learn its about having fun
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Looks like I'm the biggest dick of them all. A kid was having a temper, threw his board and it hit me, so I just threw it back at him.

Didn't feel bad.
Broke the little brats board because he did it not once, but twice. Board was thrown and hit me both times in my ankle. Gave not a single fuck.
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Post by: FUHDAT on November 13, 2011, 01:08:43 PM
beanies so far back on your head, you might as well not wear one

diamond t-shirts

rap in video parts
MOTHERFUCKINGTHIS
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Post by: BraveUlysses on November 13, 2011, 03:39:44 PM
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beanies so far back on your head, you might as well not wear one

diamond t-shirts

rap in video parts
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What?! There are plenty of awesome parts with hip-hop in them. I love a good hip-hop song in a video part.
The DC Video - Josh Kalis - HD (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=zeRzuF1trHs#ws)
WES KREMER: SKATEBOARDING IS FOREVER (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A78GPvOBhoA#ws)
Bobby Worrest - Right Foot Forward (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=o9HyUegAKvA#)
jeff lenoce - baker 3 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aVJRJReCX4&feature=player_detailpage#)
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Post by: The Twilight Zone on November 13, 2011, 04:04:09 PM
rap is the best music for skate parts
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Post by: Simon Sandleshit on November 13, 2011, 05:16:22 PM
thats the best song jeff lenoce could have picked for that part.

andre nickatina ftw
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Post by: shouldn't on November 13, 2011, 05:30:42 PM
can't go wrong with nickatina. should have posted rob welsh's free your mind part aswell.

i'm tired of people flooding on purpose & acting like it's an accident.
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Post by: pizzafliptofakie on November 13, 2011, 05:37:33 PM
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Not exactly a trend but im sick of there being anything other than bmx and skaters at a skatepark
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I'm sick of there being anything other than skaters at a skatepark.  BMX sucks.

Here's a trend in skateboarding I'm tired of(f):

18 year olds posting on message boards about how 2003 was the glory days.  Do you know how stupid you sound?

*You turn 25, and you're reminiscing about high school with your friends.*

You- Man, remember high school? Good times.
Friend- Ugh, you're stupid. At that time everyone who is 30 now was done with high school! You can't talk about how those times were "the good times".





Eh? Eh?
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Post by: vince the stud on November 13, 2011, 07:16:40 PM
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DC shoes and there corporate take over there trying to pull on the skateboarding world.
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Get your facts straight,  DC started out as a skate shoe company and ONLY a skate shoe company so really, they're not trying to take over skateboarding. If you're going to say that about any company, say it about Nike
fuck dc and fuck you
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Post by: Jejenhausen on November 13, 2011, 08:01:58 PM
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not really a trend 'in' skateboarding but in melbourne its become really popular for all this faggy teenagers and pre teens to ride around on tiny little plastic penny cruisers.
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those things are fucking dope though.
I'll take 'em over longboarders anyday.
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you dont understand what these kids are like.
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wow yeah they are dope my first skateboard was one of those plastic cruisers, back when I wasnt even into skating

yeh they are actually really radd,  I live in Melbourne and work in a skate store that sells em,  I know what its like, but i also know how fun it is riding them around and doing little tres or inward heels.  make the simple tricks feel awesome and quriky.  that being said i still wouldnt buy one. But i do try and sell them over longboards
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Post by: Strike A Pose on November 13, 2011, 11:54:41 PM
Vulcanized shoes.

I need more protection for my twiddle-toes! A thin slice of fabric glued to a slab of rubber isn't enough!

It has been hard to find interesting footwear in today's market ever since the slip-on vans styled shoe has become the norm.


+ Fashion-wise, skateboarding has become some type of emo-subculture by mainstream standards.

I see a lot of non-skaters wearing the "uniform" and it is wack! Beanie+Plaid+vulcs/SB's+skinnyminis+Poutylook!

I need to find some SmolikActionGear and enlighten the ignorant!

+People on longboards who can't skate are GARGANTUAN GOONS!
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Post by: Skate Edge on November 14, 2011, 01:02:05 AM
Vulcanized shoes.

I need more protection for my twiddle-toes! A thin slice of fabric glued to a slab of rubber isn't enough!

It has been hard to find interesting footwear in today's market ever since the slip-on vans styled shoe has become the norm.


+ Fashion-wise, skateboarding has become some type of emo-subculture by mainstream standards.

I see a lot of non-skaters wearing the "uniform" and it is wack! Beanie+Plaid+vulcs/SB's+skinnyminis+Poutylook!

I need to find some SmolikActionGear and enlighten the ignorant!

+People on longboards who can't skate are GARGANTUAN GOONS!

I agree.  I think the vulc trend is finally dying a very, very slow death.  P Rod, Chris Cole, Muska, and Dyrdek all have cupsole pro models that came out recently.  I am aware that some of these guys are kooks, but my point is the tide is shifting.
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Post by: marshalbanana on November 14, 2011, 03:00:07 AM
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Not exactly a trend but im sick of there being anything other than bmx and skaters at a skatepark
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I'm sick of there being anything other than skaters at a skatepark.  BMX sucks.

Here's a trend in skateboarding I'm tired of(f):

18 year olds posting on message boards about how 2003 was the glory days.  Do you know how stupid you sound?

I think any generation has their "glory" days. That statement can even go into other cultures also. You might see the 90s as the the good ol days and the guys older than you can call the 80s the good ol days? You see where i'm getting at? If the slap boards were around the 90s, you would see those pool sharks complaining how much they hate your big big pants, little wheels, and your stupid flip tricks.
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Post by: planman on November 14, 2011, 05:10:38 AM
Skateboarding being the cool thing to do. Fuck that, what we do is a secret.
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Post by: bndla on November 14, 2011, 05:28:10 AM
18 year olds saying that video days is their all time favourite skatevideo
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Post by: Hercules Rockefeller on November 14, 2011, 05:34:18 AM
18 year olds saying that video days is their all time favourite skatevideo

if they actually watched it, i would be stoked as fuck about that.

i remember being in a subway and suddenly hearing the knife song as someones ring-tone. i couldnt figure out who it was, but i was so stoked.
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Post by: heckler on November 14, 2011, 06:13:28 AM
18 year olds saying that video days is their all time favourite skatevideo

This elitist, asshole attitude needs to die out.
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Post by: ivegotlevitation on November 14, 2011, 11:38:58 AM
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This elitist, asshole attitude needs to die out.

word, there's no need for that sort of attitude. if a kid likes Video Days, then they like it. who the fuck are you to question that?
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Post by: Grubby Mits on November 14, 2011, 12:09:04 PM
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18 year olds saying that video days is their all time favourite skatevideo
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This elitist, asshole attitude needs to die out.
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word, there's no need for that sort of attitude. if a kid likes Video Days, then they like it. who the fuck are you to question that?

I'm 17 and first watched Video Days when I was 11, I was then, and still am, stoked on it. Should I stop watching it and liking it because i'm 'too young to appreciate it?'. Maybe you should stop listening to music, watching films and reading books from before you were born. Bullshit.
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Post by: gmgscigmgsci on November 14, 2011, 03:37:31 PM
Using folk music for every montage
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Post by: Mr Squiggle on November 14, 2011, 11:38:22 PM
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18 year olds saying that video days is their all time favourite skatevideo
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This elitist, asshole attitude needs to die out.
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word, there's no need for that sort of attitude. if a kid likes Video Days, then they like it. who the fuck are you to question that?
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I'm 17 and first watched Video Days when I was 11, I was then, and still am, stoked on it. Should I stop watching it and liking it because i'm 'too young to appreciate it?'. Maybe you should stop listening to music, watching films and reading books from before you were born. Bullshit.
I am also 17 and love Video Days. Fuck that guy.
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Post by: aWizard on November 15, 2011, 02:34:38 AM
People bitching about vulc shoes.
Just don't buy them, it's not that hard.
There are plenty of cupsole shoes.

It'd be pretty cool if complaining in general died out.
I get tired of hearing that shit

/endhypocrisy
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Post by: pollutedvision on November 15, 2011, 07:09:42 AM
Your sig is dope ^^

I'm not really sick of any trends at the moment, they're all just trends.
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Post by: Strike A Pose on November 15, 2011, 09:13:25 AM
People bitching about vulc shoes.
Just don't buy them, it's not that hard.
There are plenty of cupsole shoes.

It'd be pretty cool if complaining in general died out.
I get tired of hearing that shit

/endhypocrisy

There are plenty of cupsoles, but the influence of the skate-slipper is affecting their design.

DC is practically the only brand on the market that continues to provide the bulky/tech style of shoe that I prefer to utilize.

I mean, when Circa is selling a lifestyle boot, you know things are out of control!
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Post by: ziggy on November 15, 2011, 09:30:39 AM
skaters with girl's names. Dakota, Taylor, Torey, etc
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Post by: macgruber on November 15, 2011, 11:41:39 AM
i guess it just goes with being on the internet or any tumblr, but photos of Supreme shit is pretty fucking corny.
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Post by: marshalbanana on November 15, 2011, 11:45:06 AM
skaters with girl's names. Dakota, Taylor, Torey, etc

I don't think the naming of people's daughters are trends..
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Post by: Hobochilli on November 15, 2011, 11:46:32 AM
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People bitching about vulc shoes.
Just don't buy them, it's not that hard.
There are plenty of cupsole shoes.

It'd be pretty cool if complaining in general died out.
I get tired of hearing that shit

/endhypocrisy
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There are plenty of cupsoles, but the influence of the skate-slipper is affecting their design.

DC is practically the only brand on the market that continues to provide the bulky/tech style of shoe that I prefer to utilize.

I mean, when Circa is selling a lifestyle boot, you know things are out of control!

Circa select doesnt make skateshoes, you have the mainline with plenty of cupsoles for you
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Post by: heckler on November 15, 2011, 01:57:12 PM
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skaters with girl's names. Dakota, Taylor, Torey, etc
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I don't think the naming of people's daughters are trends..
Taylor is a girl's name?
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Post by: planman on November 15, 2011, 02:03:43 PM
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skaters with girl's names. Dakota, Taylor, Torey, etc
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I don't think the naming of people's daughters are trends..
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Taylor is a girl's name?
Taylor is both a boys and girls name, and Torey depends on how you spell it (Tory, Tori, Torie, etc.) Not to mention that can't even be considered a trend since they chose skateboarding and they don't choose their names
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Post by: Skate Edge on November 15, 2011, 02:44:35 PM
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skaters with girl's names. Dakota, Taylor, Torey, etc
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I don't think the naming of people's daughters are trends..
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Taylor is a girl's name?
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Taylor is both a boys and girls name, and Torey depends on how you spell it (Tory, Tori, Torie, etc.) Not to mention that can't even be considered a trend since theychose skateboarding and they don't choose their names

Taylor is a last name.  Or at least it should be.
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Post by: Fenzadill on November 16, 2011, 07:02:57 AM
18 year olds saying that video days is their all time favourite skatevideo

you liked it before it was cool, huh?  READ U LOUD AND CLEAR BRO
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Post by: finknoos on November 16, 2011, 07:20:18 AM
"berrics rules"
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Post by: jimi420 on November 16, 2011, 12:36:41 PM
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skaters with girl's names. Dakota, Taylor, Torey, etc
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I don't think the naming of people's daughters are trends..
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Taylor is a girl's name?
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Taylor is both a boys and girls name, and Torey depends on how you spell it (Tory, Tori, Torie, etc.) Not to mention that can't even be considered a trend since theychose skateboarding and they don't choose their names
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Taylor is a last name.  Or at least it should be.
Funny scene from Due Date ( Boys name ) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILbSQ-OUUXA#ws)
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Post by: ivegotlevitation on November 16, 2011, 01:12:04 PM
"berrics rules"

this. I've always played skate by the two tries on last letter rule, but quit saying "Berrics Rules?" and don't tell me to re-do shit because the rollaway on my switch frontside flip wasn't quite clean enough.
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Post by: planman on November 16, 2011, 01:53:28 PM
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"berrics rules"
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this. I've always played skate by the two tries on last letter rule, but quit saying "Berrics Rules?" and don't tell me to re-do shit because the rollaway on my switch frontside flip wasn't quite clean enough.
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Post by: CUDDLEMONSTER on November 16, 2011, 02:02:15 PM
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"berrics rules"
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this. I've always played skate by the two tries on last letter rule, but quit saying "Berrics Rules?" and don't tell me to re-do shit because the rollaway on my switch frontside flip wasn't quite clean enough.
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they do the awful "redo" finger twirl it takes all my concentration not to strangle them.
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Post by: No mongz on November 16, 2011, 04:29:18 PM
Promo's for youtube montages, tan pants, and the fucking word "swag"
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Post by: Rumpleforeskin on November 18, 2011, 01:09:25 PM
The Baha Men
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Post by: Upgrayedd on November 18, 2011, 02:56:11 PM
Promo's for youtube montages, tan pants, and the fucking word "swag"

theres nothing wrong with tan dickies.
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Post by: Skate Edge on November 18, 2011, 03:01:19 PM
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Promo's for youtube montages, tan pants, and the fucking word "swag"
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theres nothing wrong with tan dickies.

I was thinking the same thing.
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Post by: finknoos on November 21, 2011, 03:27:28 AM
Odd Future
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Post by: metsuri on November 21, 2011, 04:49:12 AM
This current colorful socks trend and high socks with shorts. Looks so stupid but I'm old, I guess. For me socks are part of the attire that are not to be noticed. These days people clearly wear crazy socks for flair.

This doesn't concern skating only but what's up with tucking your ears in your baseballcap? That makes you automatically look like a person. Or a 6 year old with a hat that's too big.
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Post by: finknoos on November 21, 2011, 05:03:11 AM
This current colorful socks trend and high socks with shorts. Looks so stupid but I'm old, I guess. For me socks are part of the attire that are not to be noticed. These days people clearly wear crazy socks for flair.

This doesn't concern skating only but what's up with tucking your ears in your baseballcap? That makes you automatically look like a person. Or a 6 year old with a hat that's too big.

so that you dont look all goofy like joey
(http://skateboardingmagazine.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/122.png)
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Post by: Sgt.Pepper on November 23, 2011, 12:46:46 AM
Odd Future
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Post by: the snake on November 23, 2011, 01:40:19 AM
This current colorful socks trend and high socks with shorts. Looks so stupid but I'm old, I guess. For me socks are part of the attire that are not to be noticed. These days people clearly wear crazy socks for flair.

This doesn't concern skating only but what's up with tucking your ears in your baseballcap? That makes you automatically look like a person. Or a 6 year old with a hat that's too big.
or like a dickhead
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Post by: planman on November 23, 2011, 05:06:28 AM
This has turned from a "trends we're tired of" thread to a "things that I want to be a whiny bitch about"
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Post by: Sgt.Pepper on November 23, 2011, 12:59:01 PM
This has turned from a "trends we're tired of" thread to a "things that I want to be a whiny bitch about"
as does every thread on slap
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Post by: Jamesc2011 on November 23, 2011, 02:02:32 PM
fuckin dylan rieder craze leather all black slip on shoes rolled up jeans cutting holes in plain white t shirts with scciorrs to make it look like they've been shredding hard
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Post by: Mad Lauder on November 23, 2011, 07:23:18 PM
Odd Future

c'mon on guys lets not do that.
Just play EARL again.
I've been doing that for the past couple of days and now and im feelin OF again.
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Post by: Mullet Man on November 23, 2011, 09:53:59 PM
fuckin dylan rieder craze leather all black slip on shoes rolled up jeans cutting holes in plain white t shirts with scciorrs to make it look like they've been shredding hard

Your spelling of scissors rocks my world. I feel all baked now.
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Post by: apad88 on November 23, 2011, 11:45:13 PM
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Odd Future
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c'mon on guys lets not do that.
Just play EARL again.
I've been doing that for the past couple of days and now and im feelin OF again.
in my opinion Earl is the best rapper in OFWGKTA. Tyler is hella overrated
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Post by: Strike A Pose on November 24, 2011, 12:18:52 AM
Being the best rapper in OF is equivalent to being the healthiest item on the McDonald's menu.

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Post by: apad88 on November 24, 2011, 12:45:54 AM
Being the best rapper in OF is equivalent to being the healthiest item on the McDonald's menu.


Omfg you're so fucking funny! Go die now.
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Post by: Strike A Pose on November 24, 2011, 12:58:00 AM
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Being the best rapper in OF is equivalent to being the healthiest item on the McDonald's menu.


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Omfg you're so fucking funny! Go die now.

Haha!

You like shitty music.

That sucks....
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Post by: apad88 on November 24, 2011, 01:04:45 AM
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Being the best rapper in OF is equivalent to being the healthiest item on the McDonald's menu.


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Omfg you're so fucking funny! Go die now.
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Haha!

You like shitty music.

That sucks....
I LOVE  shitty music!
Get your shit straight! ahah
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Post by: dankradschwag on November 24, 2011, 11:03:05 AM
all these fools who be ragging on ppl for following trends but these are the same niggas who have tight rolled up pants (which they claim aren't tight) with the tall black or colorful socks or they look all anti-hero'd out. idc about ppl being into fashion, but don't be a hypocrite.
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Post by: pica on November 24, 2011, 11:49:26 AM
all these fools who be ragging on ppl for following trends but these are the same niggas who have tight rolled up pants (which they claim aren't tight) with the tall black or colorful socks or they look all anti-hero'd out. idc about ppl being into fashion, but don't be a hypocrite.
so you mean the slap messageboards?
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Post by: Upgrayedd on November 24, 2011, 02:03:50 PM
all these fools who be ragging on ppl for following trends but these are the same niggas who have tight rolled up pants (which they claim aren't tight) with the tall black or colorful socks or they look all anti-hero'd out. idc about ppl being into fashion, but don't be a hypocrite.

Well, when Anti-Hero stops being fucking gnarly,  I'll stop spending all my money on their shit. Fuck the hate, ride the 1-8
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Post by: dankradschwag on November 24, 2011, 08:26:01 PM
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all these fools who be ragging on ppl for following trends but these are the same niggas who have tight rolled up pants (which they claim aren't tight) with the tall black or colorful socks or they look all anti-hero'd out. idc about ppl being into fashion, but don't be a hypocrite.
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Well, when Anti-Hero stops being fucking gnarly,  I'll stop spending all my money on their shit. Fuck the hate, ride the 1-8

by all means buy their product yo, im just tired of dudes with vans, tall white socks, rolled up navy blue dickies, a flannel or w/e, a fucking windbreaker or w/e its called, and a mesh trucker hat; and then that dude kooks ppl for being a fashionista
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Post by: LOU.502 on November 24, 2011, 08:31:45 PM
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Odd Future
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Post by: Skate Edge on November 25, 2011, 10:07:22 AM
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all these fools who be ragging on ppl for following trends but these are the same niggas who have tight rolled up pants (which they claim aren't tight) with the tall black or colorful socks or they look all anti-hero'd out. idc about ppl being into fashion, but don't be a hypocrite.
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Well, when Anti-Hero stops being fucking gnarly,  I'll stop spending all my money on their shit. Fuck the hate, ride the 1-8
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by all means buy their product yo, im just tired of dudes with vans, tall white socks, rolled up navy blue dickies, a flannel or w/e, a fucking windbreaker or w/e its called, and a mesh trucker hat; and then that dude kooks ppl for being a fashionista

The man has a valid point.  The punk rock/redneck skater look is just as much a look as any other.
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Post by: Upgrayedd on November 25, 2011, 04:35:38 PM
im not saying its not the "in" look. im just going to state my personald in it, decisionlthough i rarely rock the too tall sock look because i cant stand trying to skate in shorts. plus im from the south, i get the trucker hat pass.
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Post by: dankradschwag on November 25, 2011, 07:41:19 PM
im not saying its not the "in" look. im just going to state my personald in it, decisionlthough i rarely rock the too tall sock look because i cant stand trying to skate in shorts. plus im from the south, i get the trucker hat pass.

you dont have to make excuses for your trendiness, its ok
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Post by: Eschaton on November 25, 2011, 08:45:59 PM
Can you really call vans, dickies, and flannels a trend? That shit has never gone away.
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Post by: Sgt.Pepper on November 25, 2011, 11:13:54 PM
Can you really call vans, dickies, and flannels a trend? That shit has never gone away.
i feel like the whole flannel thing has died down. it was really big around 09. My little brother took all my old flannels cuz he wants to look grunge. So maybe they are going to be cool with the little kids again.
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Post by: Shithappenswhenyournaked on November 26, 2011, 01:59:51 AM
How is Odd future a trend in skateboarding?
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Post by: VictoriousOG on November 26, 2011, 07:31:03 AM
The dickies+flannel is not a trend, but a staple. A great one too.
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Post by: The Twilight Zone on November 26, 2011, 07:44:24 AM
Being the best rapper in OF is equivalent to being the healthiest item on the McDonald's menu.



hahahahahaha
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Post by: JABRONI on November 26, 2011, 11:19:53 AM
KIDS WHO STAND WITH THEIR FEET CLOSE TOGETHER IN THE MIDDLE OF THEIR BOARD, WHEN ROLLING AWAY, CRUSING, ETC.
(http://roychristopher.com/wp-content/uploads/heath-kirchart-mind-field.jpg)
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Post by: dankradschwag on November 26, 2011, 11:36:09 AM
you guys are all anti-hero hipsters
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Post by: Sgt.Pepper on November 26, 2011, 01:48:24 PM
you guys are all anti-hero hipsters
loving a gnarly ass company doesnt make us hipsters dipshit.
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Post by: Upgrayedd on November 26, 2011, 02:55:31 PM
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im not saying its not the "in" look. im just going to state my personald in it, decisionlthough i rarely rock the too tall sock look because i cant stand trying to skate in shorts. plus im from the south, i get the trucker hat pass.
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you dont have to make excuses for your trendiness, its ok

im not trying to be trendy. ive rocked flannel for years. function dog.
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Post by: ChildoftheGhetto on November 26, 2011, 03:50:43 PM
faggotry is faggotry. Not that I think standing like that is gay, but if he does, it doesn't matter if it's heath or some kid at a skatepark. I do think people just naturally stand on skateboards that way. Every person I've seen try to ride a board that doesn't skate, stands almost exactly like that.
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Post by: Da Worst on November 26, 2011, 04:08:47 PM
KIDS WHO STAND WITH THEIR FEET CLOSE TOGETHER IN THE MIDDLE OF THEIR BOARD, WHEN ROLLING AWAY, CRUSING, ETC.
(http://roychristopher.com/wp-content/uploads/heath-kirchart-mind-field.jpg)
yea cruising down a street in a nollie tre setup is the right way to do it
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Post by: GarglesCmen on November 26, 2011, 04:15:19 PM
shit rap in real parts, not joke around or anything
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Post by: Justis on November 26, 2011, 05:55:50 PM
KIDS WHO STAND WITH THEIR FEET CLOSE TOGETHER IN THE MIDDLE OF THEIR BOARD, WHEN ROLLING AWAY, CRUSING, ETC.
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guilty as fuck
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Post by: BuddyPal on November 26, 2011, 09:14:27 PM
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yea cruising down a street in a nollie tre setup is the right way to do it
nah super spread legs so that one foot is on the tail and the other on the nose is how the pros do it
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Post by: mr cheese on November 26, 2011, 11:05:18 PM
i noticed little kids love nollie big spins
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Post by: landCow on November 27, 2011, 01:13:03 AM
KIDS WHO STAND WITH THEIR FEET CLOSE TOGETHER IN THE MIDDLE OF THEIR BOARD, WHEN ROLLING AWAY, CRUSING, ETC.
(http://roychristopher.com/wp-content/uploads/heath-kirchart-mind-field.jpg)

skating really fast and cruising like that is fun as shit. i'm guilty, but i dont care
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Post by: dankradschwag on November 27, 2011, 11:09:26 AM
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you guys are all anti-hero hipsters
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loving a gnarly ass company doesnt make us hipsters dipshit.

you're only furthering my point.
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Post by: Sgt.Pepper on November 27, 2011, 11:49:04 AM
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you guys are all anti-hero hipsters
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loving a gnarly ass company doesnt make us hipsters dipshit.
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you're only furthering my point.
not really
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Post by: SouthJersey on November 27, 2011, 12:42:42 PM
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i'm guilty, but i dont care
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Post by: Sgt.Pepper on November 27, 2011, 01:41:04 PM
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Can you really call vans, dickies, and flannels a trend? That shit has never gone away.
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i feel like the whole flannel thing has died down. it was really big around 09. My little brother took all my old flannels cuz he wants to look grunge. So maybe they are going to be cool with the little kids again.
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Way more interested in this.?  Is it really coming back??  I think it would be hilarious to see people with flannels around their waists and torn up jeans with Doc Martens.
out of nowhere he starting getting really into nirvana again. next thing i know he's asking if he can have my old flannels.and he's wearing all his ripped jeans. It might just be him. Most kids dont even know what grunge is, where i live. They are too busy listening to rap and dubstep.
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Post by: ziggy on November 27, 2011, 01:48:42 PM
anti-hero + ancient REM sig...hmmm
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Post by: brent on November 27, 2011, 02:01:13 PM
hahahaha
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Post by: thegunclub on November 27, 2011, 04:03:50 PM
tumblr blogs

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Post by: planman on November 27, 2011, 04:40:48 PM
i noticed little kids love nollie big spins
I've noticed that. They look cool if done slower and cleaner, but I see so many kids just making them look ugly as hell. Goddamn kids should just leave to us big boys who can do them proper.
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Post by: Sgt.Pepper on November 27, 2011, 06:08:48 PM
anti-hero + ancient REM sig...hmmm
hehehehehe
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Post by: LOU.502 on November 27, 2011, 06:46:38 PM
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I've noticed that. They look cool if done slower and cleaner, but I see so many kids just making them look ugly as hell. Goddamn kids should just leave to us big boys who can do them proper.

oh you mean that nollie shuv it revert shit? most of the kids i see do those at the park just refuse to even try to pop that trick. it ain't hard you just gotta jump
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Post by: Shithappenswhenyournaked on November 28, 2011, 02:02:25 AM
Not a trend yet but in a year or two after the Deathwish video we will all hate kids for trying to do heelflips like Neen
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Post by: Hercules Rockefeller on November 28, 2011, 02:08:40 AM
Not a trend yet but in a year or two after the Deathwish video we will all hate kids for trying to do heelflips like Neen

oh shit, i guess you?re right. damn.
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Post by: planman on November 28, 2011, 05:33:25 AM
Not a trend yet but in a year or two after the Deathwish video we will all hate kids for trying to do heelflips like Neen
OH DAMN!
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Post by: dankradschwag on November 28, 2011, 09:19:25 AM
i'm gonna make sure i use that one next time:

"i'm not a poser, i listen to r.e.m. bro!"

good one, you pulled a fastball on me
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Post by: Skate Edge on November 28, 2011, 12:07:22 PM
Grunge is gonna come back.  ANYTHING that happened 20 years ago is gonna come back, til infinity. 

I can't wait for the nu-metal revival of 2019, aka nu-nu-metal.
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Post by: marginal way on November 28, 2011, 12:59:59 PM
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skating really fast and cruising like that is fun as shit. i'm guilty, but i dont care
now that we have finally gained the ability to hate one someone for standing comfortably on their skateboard and enjoying the roll, i really think we're officially a sport now.

and now that i've noticed people hating on it, i make a concious effort to closefoot whenever possible.
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Post by: happenstance on November 28, 2011, 01:26:47 PM
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Can you really call vans, dickies, and flannels a trend? That shit has never gone away.
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i feel like the whole flannel thing has died down. it was really big around 09. My little brother took all my old flannels cuz he wants to look grunge. So maybe they are going to be cool with the little kids again.
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Way more interested in this.  Is it really coming back?  I think it would be hilarious to see people with flannels around their waists and torn up jeans with Doc Martens.
I keep hoping that D3s, swishy pants and jerseys will make a comeback as the cool thing to wear. Imagine every hipster you see dressed like Scott Pazelt.
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Post by: finknoos on November 30, 2011, 02:29:14 AM
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KIDS WHO STAND WITH THEIR FEET CLOSE TOGETHER IN THE MIDDLE OF THEIR BOARD, WHEN ROLLING AWAY, CRUSING, ETC.
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i'm guilty, but i dont care
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Post by: Harem on November 30, 2011, 02:31:26 AM
Web videos.
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Post by: tb303 on November 30, 2011, 02:38:13 AM
hipsters wearing beanies so far back on their heads it doesn't serve a purpose other than having a using condom on your heed
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Post by: Stoeipoes on November 30, 2011, 02:53:20 AM
Oh fuck indeed. People who stand with their feet next to each other after a trick and people that use their arms way too much and fake, like that leo valls dude from magenta.
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Post by: finknoos on November 30, 2011, 03:14:23 AM
hipsters wearing beanies so far back on their heads it doesn't serve a purpose other than having a using condom on your heed

people have been doing this for years, not just skaters
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Post by: JABRONI on November 30, 2011, 07:08:31 AM
everyone is guilty of it, I'm talking about kids that will land a trick normally, then will jump into ballerina mode. 
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Post by: Mad Lauder on November 30, 2011, 09:15:41 AM
Oh fuck indeed. People who stand with their feet next to each other after a trick and people that use their arms way too much and fake, like that leo valls dude from magenta.

wow i thought fake arm steez was NOT using your arms now its the opposite?
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Post by: crailtapsill on November 30, 2011, 06:17:39 PM
this threads pretty trendy,  I'm way tired of it.
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Post by: jimi420 on November 30, 2011, 07:30:58 PM
It could just be me but bs 180s that are more bs90/pivot. If you purposefully practice them like this it's just annoying.
Backside 180 Trickipedia - Kevin Hua (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0n9keOi40U#ws)
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Post by: Gray Imp Sausage Metal on December 31, 2011, 04:06:11 AM
Yes the motorcycle thing is lame.

i think there was always skater/ bikers (jason jesse anyone?) but it is just becoming more prevalent now that guys are getting older.
yeah it's kinda weird that heaps of dudes are jumping on the bandwagon but if you enjoy riding (a bike) then who i am to stop you? i actually love what brands like loser machine are doing atm but as you know things will go full circle and pros will start driving pimped out acuras again and playing golf when they aren't hitting them ledges ... meh!
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Post by: Gray Imp Sausage Metal on December 31, 2011, 07:28:15 AM
Vulcanized shoes.

I need more protection for my twiddle-toes! A thin slice of fabric glued to a slab of rubber isn't enough!

It has been hard to find interesting footwear in today's market ever since the slip-on vans styled shoe has become the norm.

i was the opposite of you in the teched out shoe phase of skating; all i wanted were some half cabs. different strokes for different folks. what we need is balance in the market so that we can choose. bring back ed templeton 1's!!!

*back on topic*

baker/ deathwish et al. crew's taste in music getting progressively worse over the years?
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Post by: macgruber on December 31, 2011, 07:41:38 AM
the lack of hockey jerseys
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Post by: myrrh on December 31, 2011, 08:37:53 AM
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people have been doing this for years, not just skaters

Old men do this too.
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Post by: GregLutzkasJugofOJ on December 31, 2011, 10:50:17 AM
Do kids at your parks compared trucks grooves? I've had people ask me to see my feeble/smith/crook groove. Dumbest shit ever.
Then I hear them argue because apparently they're doing the grinds wrong cause of the groove
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Post by: TwisT on December 31, 2011, 12:13:51 PM
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people have been doing this for years, not just skaters

TI originated that shit...

(http://remotecontrol.mtv.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/tifphat.jpg)(http://thissongissick.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/T.I..jpg)
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Post by: BuddyPal on December 31, 2011, 02:04:09 PM
nah mayne that shit dates back to the homie adebisi from oz
(http://media.screened.com/uploads/0/4570/542775-adebisi.jpeg)
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Post by: planman on December 31, 2011, 02:57:15 PM
Backside 90 revert, also known to little kids as a backside "180". I honestly don't mind people pivoting the last 180 of a 360 if it's not in SKATE, but little kids are just getting lazy.
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Post by: Jack Hoffe on April 29, 2013, 08:00:32 AM
Too many pros are getting the rep of being the nicest dude you will ever meet.
We need more assholes like Leo.

seriously bro
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Post by: SkateStains on April 29, 2013, 08:08:44 AM
When people try and make hybrid trends by combining sky tops with small 3/4 capris with big dumb brigadas a small rolled up condom beanie with a crucifix around there neck, there usually wearing an " I Kush Weed" dgk shirt that is to big for there body. oh yeah there pants are camo as well.
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Post by: Will Easley on April 29, 2013, 08:13:39 AM
When people try and make hybrid trends by combining sky tops with small 3/4 capris with big dumb brigadas a small rolled up condom beanie with a crucifix around there neck, there usually wearing an " I Kush Weed" dgk shirt that is to big for there body. oh yeah there pants are camo as well.

if that really catches on itll probably considered more of a plague than a trend.
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Post by: raunchyrick on April 29, 2013, 09:47:11 AM
Dogs. Love them, but bringing them to a spot or skatepark unleashed and uncontrolled (which more and more people seem to do these days in my area) can get annoying when they run up on your trick and try to chomp the board.
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Post by: CatchMyFADE on April 29, 2013, 10:11:47 AM
nah mayne that shit dates back to the homie adebisi from oz
(http://media.screened.com/uploads/0/4570/542775-adebisi.jpeg)

A D E B I S I !!!!!!!!!
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Post by: MFLUDER on April 29, 2013, 06:43:52 PM
Camo, it's super played out. In Melbourne everyone hot Asian girl and hopeless hipster are now wearing camo poo catchers.
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Post by: Stu Pickles on April 29, 2013, 07:02:20 PM
High tops, Grizzly Grip, and people not having fun skating.
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Post by: foley_ on April 29, 2013, 07:25:37 PM
Yes the motorcycle thing is lame.

with the exception of max schaff
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Post by: Dick Butkus on April 29, 2013, 07:28:49 PM
wacky griptape/ people trying to be like hip LA skaters.

I can appreciate a fancy cut grip job, but when someone takes a rainbow of different griptapes and slaps them any which way on there board it bugs me.
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Post by: sufodiv on April 29, 2013, 07:35:56 PM
all of it
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Post by: BallDontLie on April 29, 2013, 07:41:28 PM
Proper
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-0LMIrYoslFI/UEhXj03YlKI/AAAAAAAACOk/gvuPyJYcXZA/s1600/marvin-gaye.jpg)
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Post by: Pango on April 29, 2013, 08:09:17 PM
It could just be me but bs 180s that are more bs90/pivot. If you purposefully practice them like this it's just annoying.
Backside 180 Trickipedia - Kevin Hua (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0n9keOi40U#ws)

its so lame b/c kids think that is "buttery" or "steezy" just fucking do a full back 180.  Don't get me wrong its good to have the control to be able to pivot it but man dont make it a habit b/c it is ugly
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Post by: ZEBRA on April 29, 2013, 08:09:58 PM
People using the word "Kook". Half the people using it are using it in the wrong context.
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Post by: jorge on April 29, 2013, 08:39:06 PM
Is hating on tranny a trend?  I see kids at the park trying switch crooks on ledges all day, slowly, studiously, ignoring perfect transitions all around them I would have done anything to have at their age, and saying "I don't skate tranny." 
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Post by: Will Easley on April 29, 2013, 08:41:27 PM
Is hating on tranny a trend?  I see kids at the park trying switch crooks on ledges all day, slowly, studiously, ignoring perfect transitions all around them I would have done anything to have at their age, and saying "I don't skate tranny." 

by that logic, not skating gaps would be trend. or not skating handrails. or not doing manuals alot. different people skate different shit.
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Post by: Skate Daily on April 29, 2013, 08:49:44 PM
Skating has been really trendy lately im kind of over kids who spend $60 on Hawaiian shirts too look cool at the skatepark
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Post by: jorge on April 29, 2013, 08:56:28 PM
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Is hating on tranny a trend?  I see kids at the park trying switch crooks on ledges all day, slowly, studiously, ignoring perfect transitions all around them I would have done anything to have at their age, and saying "I don't skate tranny." 
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by that logic, not skating gaps would be trend. or not skating handrails. or not doing manuals alot. different people skate different shit.
Is anyone hating on any of that though?  Seems to me tranny is specifically called out.  In areas packed with tranny.  Different people skate different shit yeah, but almost all real rippers can kill tranny, no matter how tech they are.  I just see kids hating on it.  I get it, its scarier, but it seems weak.
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Post by: I Can't Think on April 29, 2013, 09:11:14 PM
Alright here we go:

Those designer 5-panels, and bucket hats with floral print or some flashy shit that cost more than say $30. It's a hat, meant to keep the sun away.

Rolling up your skinny pants even though they're already to short, why would you expose your ankles more and look like the kid who's mom wouldn't buy him fitting pants?

Also weed socks, they're socks...

Pretty much any sort of "designer skate apparel" that doesn't really serve a purpose worth the money you pay. I always got the impression skating was grimy and dirty, so there's no point dressing too fancy.
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Post by: Dick Butkus on April 29, 2013, 09:38:27 PM
Is there an abundance of "bombers" where you guys live?

I'd say 1 out of 5 people at my school own cruisers with longboard trucks and wheels, or longboards and say they "bomb". unbelievably lame, I'd bet that not one of them knows how to properly skate...
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Post by: I Can't Think on April 29, 2013, 10:28:39 PM
Is there an abundance of "bombers" where you guys live?

I'd say 1 out of 5 people at my school own cruisers with longboard trucks and wheels, or longboards and say they "bomb". unbelievably lame, I'd bet that not one of them knows how to properly skate...

Oh shit I forgot about that to, not a fan of the cruisers trend in general. I get so bored since you can't do certain tricks properly or as comfortably. If I wanted to just "cruise" I'd get some soft wheels.
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Post by: tweak on April 29, 2013, 10:45:08 PM
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Odd Future
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Post by: neko on April 30, 2013, 12:21:07 AM
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It could just be me but bs 180s that are more bs90/pivot. If you purposefully practice them like this it's just annoying.
Backside 180 Trickipedia - Kevin Hua (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0n9keOi40U#ws)
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its so lame b/c kids think that is "buttery" or "steezy" just fucking do a full back 180.  Don't get me wrong its good to have the control to be able to pivot it but man dont make it a habit b/c it is ugly

sigh...there once was a day when i could pop and turn a proper bs 180, then my legs got old and tired and now the pivoted ones are all i got. i'll admit, it's nice to be able to do the super lazy turn-like-10-degrees-and-pivot-the-rest, but i would kill to have fully-turned ones back again. so much more useful that way, too.
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Post by: Mein Fuhrer! I can walk! on April 30, 2013, 12:35:50 AM
It could just be me but bs 180s that are more bs90/pivot. If you purposefully practice them like this it's just annoying.
Backside 180 Trickipedia - Kevin Hua (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0n9keOi40U#ws)
Oh god, why would that little idiot go out of his way to do 50 bs 180's to make this piece of shit video? Youtube ruined skating for so much kids, they all think they have something to contribute and feel the need to do so.
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Post by: Andrefosho on April 30, 2013, 12:43:37 AM
Backside 90 revert, also known to little kids as a backside "180". I honestly don't mind people pivoting the last 180 of a 360 if it's not in SKATE, but little kids are just getting lazy.
Some kids here don't even do the 90, they just pop, land on the front truck and pivot whole 180 degrees and be super serious, like they did a proper 180. What the fuck. I admit, I also pivot 180's, but I think it's fun to do them like that. Also, only works when you're going slow.
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Post by: landCow on April 30, 2013, 12:44:29 AM
Is there an abundance of "bombers" where you guys live?

I'd say 1 out of 5 people at my school own cruisers with longboard trucks and wheels, or longboards and say they "bomb". unbelievably lame, I'd bet that not one of them knows how to properly skate...

if you actually skate and you have a cruiser its all good. Its a quicker and smoother ride so there's no problem there. The problem is you have these kids that have never skated before and they are all cruising slowly and incredibly fucking awkwardly all over the place. They look dumb. I guess the only hope is they enjoy it, figure out their shit and move onto a real board. I'm guessing a lot won't.

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Post by: Steyv Seynystyr hyhy on April 30, 2013, 01:52:58 AM
kids faking the funk, weed leafs, floral prints, shake junt, people only skating tranny wearing lowcard hats, cruisers, bucket hats, people who don't skate, people skating flat really slow
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Post by: Shredsledder on April 30, 2013, 02:48:41 AM
Is there an abundance of "bombers" where you guys live?

I'd say 1 out of 5 people at my school own cruisers with longboard trucks and wheels, or longboards and say they "bomb". unbelievably lame, I'd bet that not one of them knows how to properly skate...

I went home a month or two ago, it's in a super hilly neighborhood in new york. My homie lives up the hill from me, on a really windy road with zero visibility, you'd only know if a car is coming the other way once it's like 10-20 feet away. When I was home, I was picking my friend up at his house, I noticed a bunch of powerslide marks on the street, then saw a bunch of high school kids long boarding fly past me as i was parked. I remember thinking about how stupid of a hill that is to repeatedly bomb down, it's only a matter of time till one of these kids gets run over.

My mom called me a couple weeks ago, tells me I should always be careful on my skateboard because a highschooler got hit by a car and got wedged underneath. The kid's okay save for some broken bones i think, but I fucking called it.
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Post by: S.E. on April 30, 2013, 08:55:52 AM
kids faking the funk, weed leafs, floral prints, shake junt, people only skating tranny wearing lowcard hats, cruisers, bucket hats, people who don't skate, people skating flat really slow
you're tired of the trend in skateboarding where people don't skate?
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Post by: Jud Nestorkins on April 30, 2013, 09:02:41 AM
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1.) 8mm effects and Folk music its used WAY too much...it's in just about every local video, but then again not everything can be happy medium.
2.) Frontside Lipslides on Ledges
3.) DigiCam/Cell Phone Montages
4.) Bringing back old companies instead of making new ones
5.) uhhh get back to me
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lipslides on ledges are fun as fuck.
yeah but only backside.
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Post by: Merked on April 30, 2013, 09:17:29 AM
Kids using the entire park to get up speed to jump over a fucking garbage can and get mad at you when you don't see them coming.  They literally start at the other side of the park.  I'm like dude, wtf am I supposed to be?  A fucking radar detector for when you are going to try a trick.  Fuck off.

Also, when kids look at me like I am not supposed to be there because I don't wear skinny fuck jeans or shit.  I were fucking shorts or basketball pants because they are fucking awesome to skate in.  Also, because I am fucking huge, they look at me like wtf?  Not round by the way, like that typical fat skater that tries to do tricks, but more or less just chills.  I am naturally thick muscle built. They need to fuck off little munchkin fucking kids, can probably land more fucking tricks than you even at 250lbs,  I'll ass rape you with my fist.  Skaters are so judgmental sometimes. 

Lastly,

Fuckin.
Scooters.
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Post by: camSblade on April 30, 2013, 10:13:30 AM
french music in videos
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Post by: layzieyez on April 30, 2013, 10:24:40 AM
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Is there an abundance of "bombers" where you guys live?

I'd say 1 out of 5 people at my school own cruisers with longboard trucks and wheels, or longboards and say they "bomb". unbelievably lame, I'd bet that not one of them knows how to properly skate...
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if you actually skate and you have a cruiser its all good. Its a quicker and smoother ride so there's no problem there. The problem is you have these kids that have never skated before and they are all cruising slowly and incredibly fucking awkwardly all over the place. They look dumb. I guess the only hope is they enjoy it, figure out their shit and move onto a real board. I'm guessing a lot won't.


There's a fuckton of those in Honolulu.  A lot of surf dudes trying to surf the concrete wave, but in reality they're taking long runs at the bowl just carving around without even hitting barely one grind.  You can tell by the barefoot that they're core, brah.
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Post by: The Nose Face on April 30, 2013, 12:26:01 PM
Kids using the entire park to get up speed to jump over a fucking garbage can and get mad at you when you don't see them coming.?  They literally start at the other side of the park.?  I'm like dude, wtf am I supposed to be??  A fucking radar detector for when you are going to try a trick.?  Fuck off.

Also, when kids look at me like I am not supposed to be there because I don't wear skinny fuck jeans or shit.?  I were fucking shorts or basketball pants because they are fucking awesome to skate in.?  Also, because I am fucking huge, they look at me like wtf??  Not round by the way, like that typical fat skater that tries to do tricks, but more or less just chills.?  I am naturally thick muscle built. They need to fuck off little munchkin fucking kids, can probably land more fucking tricks than you even at 250lbs,?  I'll ass rape you with my fist.?  Skaters are so judgmental sometimes.? 

Lastly,

Fuckin.
Scooters.

What park?
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Post by: Merked on April 30, 2013, 12:29:19 PM
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Kids using the entire park to get up speed to jump over a fucking garbage can and get mad at you when you don't see them coming.?  They literally start at the other side of the park.?  I'm like dude, wtf am I supposed to be??  A fucking radar detector for when you are going to try a trick.?  Fuck off.

Also, when kids look at me like I am not supposed to be there because I don't wear skinny fuck jeans or shit.?  I were fucking shorts or basketball pants because they are fucking awesome to skate in.?  Also, because I am fucking huge, they look at me like wtf??  Not round by the way, like that typical fat skater that tries to do tricks, but more or less just chills.?  I am naturally thick muscle built. They need to fuck off little munchkin fucking kids, can probably land more fucking tricks than you even at 250lbs,?  I'll ass rape you with my fist.?  Skaters are so judgmental sometimes.? 

Lastly,

Fuckin.
Scooters.
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What park?

Bethpage.  Most of the kids are chill there, some of them really chap my ass though.
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Post by: zoltan on April 30, 2013, 12:39:00 PM
tucked in shirt with belts. all these LA kids trying to be Dill and shit...
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Kids using the entire park to get up speed to jump over a fucking garbage can and get mad at you when you don't see them coming.??  They literally start at the other side of the park.??  I'm like dude, wtf am I supposed to be???  A fucking radar detector for when you are going to try a trick.??  Fuck off.

Also, when kids look at me like I am not supposed to be there because I don't wear skinny fuck jeans or shit.??  I were fucking shorts or basketball pants because they are fucking awesome to skate in.??  Also, because I am fucking huge, they look at me like wtf???  Not round by the way, like that typical fat skater that tries to do tricks, but more or less just chills.??  I am naturally thick muscle built. They need to fuck off little munchkin fucking kids, can probably land more fucking tricks than you even at 250lbs,??  I'll ass rape you with my fist.??  Skaters are so judgmental sometimes.?? 

Lastly,

Fuckin.
Scooters.
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Bethpage.?  Most of the kids are chill there, some of them really chap my ass though.

knew it...those dopes use the snake run in reverse and defeat the purpose of it...I always wanna slappy that curb right around where they put the garbage can but the kids that skate the ledge squat it to slowly roll into that ledge towards the deep end of the bowl.
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Post by: troy on April 30, 2013, 01:32:11 PM
caring about trick selection, not having fun
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Post by: ben shraider on April 30, 2013, 01:34:10 PM
VHS theme in skate videos is getting really played out

The ''creative'' skating with powerslides and ollies. I love that type of skating, but only when it's mixed with some real talent f.ex. Madars Apse

People hating on tricks that look bad, when the only reason they look bad is because only the weirdo kooks try to do them while the rest are too afraid of getting hated on.

Camo hats, shirts, pants etc.

People being super impressed on P-rod doing his ''switch'' treflip for the 1000th time down a skatepark set

Wearing beanies during the summer

Weed everywhere

Tucked in wifebeater
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Post by: Merked on April 30, 2013, 01:40:05 PM
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Kids using the entire park to get up speed to jump over a fucking garbage can and get mad at you when you don't see them coming.??  They literally start at the other side of the park.??  I'm like dude, wtf am I supposed to be???  A fucking radar detector for when you are going to try a trick.??  Fuck off.

Also, when kids look at me like I am not supposed to be there because I don't wear skinny fuck jeans or shit.??  I were fucking shorts or basketball pants because they are fucking awesome to skate in.??  Also, because I am fucking huge, they look at me like wtf???  Not round by the way, like that typical fat skater that tries to do tricks, but more or less just chills.??  I am naturally thick muscle built. They need to fuck off little munchkin fucking kids, can probably land more fucking tricks than you even at 250lbs,??  I'll ass rape you with my fist.??  Skaters are so judgmental sometimes.?? 

Lastly,

Fuckin.
Scooters.
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Bethpage.?  Most of the kids are chill there, some of them really chap my ass though.
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knew it...those dopes use the snake run in reverse and defeat the purpose of it...I always wanna slappy that curb right around where they put the garbage can but the kids that skate the ledge squat it to slowly roll into that ledge towards the deep end of the bowl.

Dude, I know exactly what you mean.  It is fucking whack.  That slappy ledge looks fun as fuck too.  I went to the Northport park before and It was so much better.  Shit is spread out and has so many more ledges/everything.  Imma get at you with a PM tho the next day I know for sure I am going down to Bethpage.
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Post by: Dick Butkus on April 30, 2013, 03:04:48 PM
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Is there an abundance of "bombers" where you guys live?

I'd say 1 out of 5 people at my school own cruisers with longboard trucks and wheels, or longboards and say they "bomb". unbelievably lame, I'd bet that not one of them knows how to properly skate...
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I went home a month or two ago, it's in a super hilly neighborhood in new york. My homie lives up the hill from me, on a really windy road with zero visibility, you'd only know if a car is coming the other way once it's like 10-20 feet away. When I was home, I was picking my friend up at his house, I noticed a bunch of powerslide marks on the street, then saw a bunch of high school kids long boarding fly past me as i was parked. I remember thinking about how stupid of a hill that is to repeatedly bomb down, it's only a matter of time till one of these kids gets run over.

My mom called me a couple weeks ago, tells me I should always be careful on my skateboard because a highschooler got hit by a car and got wedged underneath. The kid's okay save for some broken bones i think, but I fucking called it.

Yeah 2 kids have died from bombing in my town, one was on a hill right by my house I go down all the time. The fuckin kid that died just got a longboard for christmas, never skated a day in his life, went down the really big hilll ran straight into a car and died. Heavy shit. Yet still everybody thinks it's so cool and continues to "skate"
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Post by: veebs on April 30, 2013, 04:11:40 PM
-rail and ledge pro's.... who the fuck cares that you can flip in and flip out of 5-0's at el camino when you look like my dead grandma when you attempt a backside kick turn on a 3 foot quarter....,
-burn outs and poseur thugs (but not baker / deathwish / shake junt exclusively)
-the list could be longer but those are the ones that bug me....
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Post by: Bliz on April 30, 2013, 05:13:50 PM
Alright here we go:

Those designer 5-panels, and bucket hats with floral print or some flashy shit that cost more than say $30. It's a hat, meant to keep the sun away.

Rolling up your skinny pants even though they're already to short, why would you expose your ankles more and look like the kid who's mom wouldn't buy him fitting pants?

Also weed socks, they're socks...

Pretty much any sort of "designer skate apparel" that doesn't really serve a purpose worth the money you pay. I always got the impression skating was grimy and dirty, so there's no point dressing too fancy.

Weed socks and five panels oh my lord they're inhabiting every damn skatepark and street spot I go to.  And then when kids come in the shop asking for the weed socks and we tell them we don't carry them they look so disappointed and we're like "Why?  They're fucking socks."  Fp insoles however need to be a trend
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Post by: Tracer on April 30, 2013, 10:08:17 PM
Bowl skaters too cool to wear pads, even though they would be 10x better with em
Taggin skateparks
Littering at skateparks, just find a can man
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Post by: Bliz on April 30, 2013, 10:30:41 PM
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Bowl skaters too cool to wear pads, even though they would be 10x better with em
Taggin skateparks
Littering at skateparks, just find a can man

Add spots to that as well.  There's a ton of spots here on the east coast we're not welcome to anymore simply because other skaters never cleaned up their shit
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Post by: paraquat on April 30, 2013, 10:39:27 PM
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Post by: nino brown on April 30, 2013, 11:11:25 PM
being a alex olsen fan
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Post by: Tracer on April 30, 2013, 11:13:55 PM
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Bowl skaters too cool to wear pads, even though they would be 10x better with em
Taggin skateparks
Littering at skateparks, just find a can man
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Add spots to that as well.� There's a ton of spots here on the east coast we're not welcome to anymore simply because other skaters never cleaned up their shit
Skaters are a bit too careless in that regard. It's embarassing seeing all these potsmoking douchebags throw their juiceboxes and cigarettes everywhere. It gives skaters a bad rap

Could you imagine a baseball player throwing his gatorade cup on the field.. err bad example but you get it..
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Post by: KUberry on April 30, 2013, 11:16:53 PM
People who ride mountain bikes at the skatepark doing fly outs
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Post by: AsianVegan on May 01, 2013, 12:17:08 AM
Maybe mentioned this already but skating in sunglasses. It's  so unnatural/contrived and anyone who does it looks like a kook.
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Post by: Box of Frogs on May 01, 2013, 05:35:46 AM
french music in videos

Watch Lucas part in in the new Clich? video and say that again
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Post by: paraquat on May 01, 2013, 05:59:13 AM
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french music in videos
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Watch Lucas part in in the new Clich? video and say that again

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Post by: jorge on May 01, 2013, 06:11:37 AM
being a alex olsen fan
The hate this guy gets is absurd.  Yeah going fast and big really sucks.  See him skate in person and you'll change your mind, guaranteed.
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Post by: Beeda Weeda on May 01, 2013, 07:18:44 AM
Maybe mentioned this already but skating in sunglasses. It's  so unnatural/contrived and anyone who does it looks like a kook.

uggg, its terrible, i have issues with my retinas, and sunglasses are a must for most outdoor activities, but I'd rather not wear them and look like a complete tard. sooo, i skate in eye black.
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Post by: Dontfearthereefer on May 01, 2013, 07:25:13 AM
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Maybe mentioned this already but skating in sunglasses. It's  so unnatural/contrived and anyone who does it looks like a kook.
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uggg, its terrible, i have issues with my retinas, and sunglasses are a must for most outdoor activities, but I'd rather not wear them and look like a complete tard. sooo, i skate in eye black.

you guys are way to fucking pretentious,
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Post by: heckler on May 01, 2013, 07:46:37 AM
Switch 360 flip lips to fakie on handrails. Yeah, they're obviously really hard, but it's been five years. I think that's enough time for people to start taking them back to switch.
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Post by: based god on May 01, 2013, 10:33:06 AM
Welcome skateboards hipster kids
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Post by: thugnificent on May 01, 2013, 10:37:49 AM
Switch 360 flip lips to fakie on handrails. Yeah, they're obviously really hard, but it's been five years. I think that's enough time for people to start taking them back to switch.

stop coming out to fakie...start coming back to switch...makes sense
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Post by: layzieyez on May 01, 2013, 11:10:47 AM
Maybe mentioned this already but skating in sunglasses. It's  so unnatural/contrived and anyone who does it looks like a kook.
Not if you live somewhere like Hawaii and you value your eyesight.  I don't want no fucking cataracts.  I wear a hat and sunblock too since I'm out in the full sun for a couple of hours almost daily.
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Post by: KennedyPowers on May 01, 2013, 11:30:15 AM
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Maybe mentioned this already but skating in sunglasses. It's  so unnatural/contrived and anyone who does it looks like a kook.
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Not if you live somewhere like Hawaii and you value your eyesight.  I don't want no fucking cataracts.  I wear a hat and sunblock too since I'm out in the full sun for a couple of hours almost daily.
Same in aussie, you cant even see properly without sunnys half the time 8)
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Post by: dankradschwag on May 01, 2013, 11:32:15 AM
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french music in videos
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Watch Lucas part in in the new Clich? video and say that again

the french song in kevin coakley's blueprint part was sick, but not the other one
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Post by: MeanestCleanestPenis on May 01, 2013, 12:59:59 PM
All this instagram/iphone gayness. Do you have to spend every waking minute posting some shite or checking out photos of people's burgers?

Like at Tampa Pro, Grant Taylor is dropping in for his run and joey brezinski and 'Steezus Christ' are just sitting staring at their phones
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Post by: Aatila on May 01, 2013, 01:09:34 PM
All this instagram/iphone gayness. Do you have to spend every waking minute posting some shite or checking out photos of people's burgers?

Like at Tampa Pro, Grant Taylor is dropping in for his run and joey brezinski and 'Steezus Christ' are just sitting staring at their phones

they should eliminate phones from the contests but in that regard im so sick of the pop up after you landed a trick like theotis kind of does it and neen too like they will land a trick roll and do this hop up thing
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Post by: Tracer on May 01, 2013, 01:10:15 PM
All this instagram/iphone gayness. Do you have to spend every waking minute posting some shite or checking out photos of people's burgers?

Like at Tampa Pro, Grant Taylor is dropping in for his run and joey brezinski and 'Steezus Christ' are just sitting staring at their phones
Quoted for truth

The world would be much better without social media and that faggot zuckerberg
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Post by: Probably A Robot on May 01, 2013, 07:43:32 PM
People under the age of 30 pushing switch mongo because they think it's cool.
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Post by: Dick Butkus on May 01, 2013, 08:46:01 PM
People under the age of 30 pushing switch mongo because they think it's cool.

I'm pretty sure nobody does it because it's cool, it's because it's natural.
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Post by: rideforJJ on May 01, 2013, 09:00:44 PM
So-Cal.
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Post by: Tracer on May 01, 2013, 09:10:39 PM
So-Cal.
Someone is stuck in Montana. Go to LA yourself and tell me it's not amazing
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Post by: layzieyez on May 01, 2013, 11:55:49 PM
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Maybe mentioned this already but skating in sunglasses. It's  so unnatural/contrived and anyone who does it looks like a kook.
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Not if you live somewhere like Hawaii and you value your eyesight.  I don't want no fucking cataracts.  I wear a hat and sunblock too since I'm out in the full sun for a couple of hours almost daily.
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Same in aussie, you cant even see properly without sunnys half the time 8)
Thanks for reminding me about how my Australian cunts referred to sunglasses.  Sunnys just sound right.
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Post by: KOOL MIKE on May 02, 2013, 01:02:02 AM
motherfuckers wearing what the KOOL MIKE dusnt wear
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Post by: The Human Condom on May 02, 2013, 03:41:05 AM
-Picnic tables:
Rodney and Daewon fried my brain a decade ago and it's never recovered.  Also, excluding California schoolyard kids, I think it's not very accessible to the rest of us geographically.  I can count on no hands the number I've seen at actual schools that I've attended or visited.  I know it's more relatable than something like the megaramp, but I feel like skateboarding needs a new benchmark.
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Post by: Cza on May 02, 2013, 05:50:01 AM
I look forward to when skateboarding isn't popular anymore and core people who just skate have it all to themselves
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Post by: heckler on May 02, 2013, 07:04:37 AM
-Picnic tables:
Rodney and Daewon fried my brain a decade ago and it's never recovered.  Also, excluding California schoolyard kids, I think it's not very accessible to the rest of us geographically.  I can count on no hands the number I've seen at actual schools that I've attended or visited.  I know it's more relatable than something like the megaramp, but I feel like skateboarding needs a new benchmark.
Beavis & Butthead Laugh for 10 Minutes (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1agaZinJHg#ws)
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Post by: Spitfire4life on May 02, 2013, 05:50:08 PM
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Post by: swankybogan on May 02, 2013, 08:10:35 PM
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i reckon dill started it. although, he isn't as dainty as the rest of the nyc fairies when he does it.
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the close-foot regime was started by jason dill in order to corrupt the raw mindset of local new york skaters.  jason dill as a transplant was never able to step to the rugged raw style of og new york heads.  he realized he would never be raw enough to be considered an east coast power house like he had always hoped to be.  instead, jason dill single handly decided to start the hipster trend and gay up all of new york.  he decided to combat ghetto niggas in camo pants that he would legitimize upper-class white boys who enjoy sipping coffee and making art.  dill's followers wanted desperately to follow in his footsteps but feared the backlash of beat downs from real niggas.  you see what dill did not think to consider is that the great bobby puleo would release footage. all of the hipster nation saw how bobby puleo skated and wanted to mimic it, sadly they could not.  their style had been tainted by fairy dust from hipster higher archy.  they realized they could never be as raw as bobby puleo, so instead of trying to they simply did not acknowledge him and just stole his spots.  dill was at first feared by the release of bobby puleo's footage but soon realized in due time no one would know who bobby puleo was, so dill too just bit his shit.  back to the real nigga beat down shit, middle/upper-class white kids were soon venturing into ghetto sections of the city they would normally not be seen in, in order to match the raw aesthetic that bobby puleo(who they didn't even know existed) portrayed.  as soon as they came to that crossing point of shady section of city to the hood, they realized they could not be prancing around in fairy costumes with cut off jeans and thigh high socks tucked in brand new pristine wife beaters.  instead they turned to high-waters and button up shirts.  with the hipster regime's new outfit they set out to conquer all of new york just as dill had planned he was slowly gaining acceptance in new york and even more pros were joining his alliance like dylan ryder, alex olson, and austin cookiecutter.  the close foot action is sort of a "gang sign" if you will.  it lets the other followers know they are up to par with the trends.  it is a way they are able to communicate to each other and mate(homosexually as others have pointed out) within their own kind.
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Cool Story Bro
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do we have our first close-footer chiming in?
haha i wouldnt consider myself a "closed-footed faggot" as most of you put it, and I do shot film photography (but I know what I'm doing). What makes me mad is when people act like everything they dont like or dont do, is automatically "fucking stupid" and "regular". As for the 'Close-footed' thing, I personally think it looks better than some dude with his legs spread 4 apart, it kinda looks awkward to me.
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Post by: KOOL MIKE on May 02, 2013, 08:18:20 PM
can some fool give KOOL THA MIKE an example of this close footed shit, i having trouble picturing it is it other speak for the rolled up jeans?
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Post by: Yu Dum on May 02, 2013, 08:44:09 PM
Kids that think doing the biggest shit = good style. Idiocy at its finest.
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Post by: erotikmesse88 on May 02, 2013, 10:49:22 PM
dill and ave
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Post by: Cameron Hoegee on May 03, 2013, 05:59:45 AM
Posers, as of late i found a large inscrease of the kids who buy the good shit and sit at the park, but not just sit around but always in the fucking way.

Baker, Shake Junt

Weed

5 panels

Austin Gilette

360 flips

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Post by: egbert on May 03, 2013, 06:37:51 AM
Kickstarter
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Post by: poor alice on May 03, 2013, 08:08:45 AM
hate
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Post by: dankradschwag on May 03, 2013, 09:25:44 AM
people who complain on people hating on something

tight/slim pants

OG thug skaters not really being thug anymore

lack of video magazines, 411 and Logic were tight

flat bill five panels, just looks wrong