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Skateboarding => PHOTOS/VIDEO => Topic started by: heinzketchup on April 28, 2024, 01:08:36 AM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNudEbscOWM
mini doc with some lovely skating
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you dont see plumbers making videos about how plumbing is stressful and difficult
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you dont see plumbers making videos about how plumbing is stressful and difficult
Just looked up "plumbing stress" on YouTube and plumbers make lots of videos on the subject
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He's moved from Malmo, Sweden to Austin, Texas and lists good food as one of the reasons? Is he OK can somebody check on him please? He looks perpetually uncomfortable in that clip. what the fuck is in Texas!? Haven't been to Austin but Houston is, at least from my European perspective, the worst city I have ever been. I'm not vegetarian, but the stuff they serve out there almost made me.
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Started at 9. I kinda assumed it was something like that. His style is so smooth and flowing it had to be
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He's moved from Malmo, Sweden to Austin, Texas and lists good food as one of the reasons? Is he OK can somebody check on him please? He looks perpetually uncomfortable in that clip. what the fuck is in Texas!? Haven't been to Austin but Houston is, at least from my European perspective, the worst city I have ever been. I'm not vegetarian, but the stuff they serve out there almost made me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1dnqKGuezo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERW9dBqPB4o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoCWvPcuW7M
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How old is Oski? I swear, this is like the third documentary on him. Good skater but this is a little too much. Be a little modest my dude.
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He's my favorite transition skater. The way he flows from trick to trick in a bowl is really something special
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He's moved from Malmo, Sweden to Austin, Texas and lists good food as one of the reasons? Is he OK can somebody check on him please? He looks perpetually uncomfortable in that clip. what the fuck is in Texas!? Haven't been to Austin but Houston is, at least from my European perspective, the worst city I have ever been. I'm not vegetarian, but the stuff they serve out there almost made me.
Oh man, I want to go on a rant but I’ll leave you with this. Houston is one of, if not the most culturally diverse cities in the US, resulting in a beautiful melting pot of top notch cuisine. Admitting you don’t even live in the US and are vegetarian it seems as if you don’t have a dog in the fight to give a legit reason why Houston rubbed you the wrong way. Houston stand up
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He's moved from Malmo, Sweden to Austin, Texas and lists good food as one of the reasons? Is he OK can somebody check on him please? He looks perpetually uncomfortable in that clip. what the fuck is in Texas!? Haven't been to Austin but Houston is, at least from my European perspective, the worst city I have ever been. I'm not vegetarian, but the stuff they serve out there almost made me.
Oh man, I want to go on a rant but I’ll leave you with this. Houston is one of, if not the most culturally diverse cities in the US, resulting in a beautiful melting pot of top notch cuisine. Admitting you don’t even live in the US and are vegetarian it seems as if you don’t have a dog in the fight to give a legit reason why Houston rubbed you the wrong way. Houston stand up
I don’t really care about this conversation, but shtonk said they weren’t vegetarian. You can get good food and shit food in Austin and Houston, and damn near anywhere from my experience.
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How could he leave the great Swedish cuisine behind
https://youtu.be/UerBCXHKJ5s
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hes cool but he shouldve stayed in sweden and not became an austin transplant
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ok guys, let's leave the food discussion aside (although I stand by my opinion that charcoaling pre-cooked greasy meat drowned in marinade is the zombie version of barbecue). Would also love to know how Houston is more culturally diverse than LA or NY?
But really, what would make you move to Texas from Sweden as a professional skateboarder? He's a bowl-guy, why doesn't he go to Oregon? He loves basketball, why isn't he in Cali or New York? Do the rest of you really not find this curious at all? Who was the last pro skater who moved to Austin? Is his girl there maybe? A Nike factory / training facility? Lurpiv?
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ok guys, let's leave the food discussion aside (although I stand by my opinion that charcoaling pre-cooked greasy meat drowned in marinade is the zombie version of barbecue). Would also love to know how Houston is more culturally diverse than LA or NY?
But really, what would make you move to Texas from Sweden as a professional skateboarder? He's a bowl-guy, why doesn't he go to Oregon? He loves basketball, why isn't he in Cali or New York? Do the rest of you really not find this curious at all? Who was the last pro skater who moved to Austin? Is his girl there maybe? A Nike factory / training facility? Lurpiv?
House park
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ok guys, let's leave the food discussion aside (although I stand by my opinion that charcoaling pre-cooked greasy meat drowned in marinade is the zombie version of barbecue). Would also love to know how Houston is more culturally diverse than LA or NY?
But really, what would make you move to Texas from Sweden as a professional skateboarder? He's a bowl-guy, why doesn't he go to Oregon? He loves basketball, why isn't he in Cali or New York? Do the rest of you really not find this curious at all? Who was the last pro skater who moved to Austin? Is his girl there maybe? A Nike factory / training facility? Lurpiv?
Probably taxes
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He's broing down with Joe Rogan and crew
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ok guys, let's leave the food discussion aside (although I stand by my opinion that charcoaling pre-cooked greasy meat drowned in marinade is the zombie version of barbecue). Would also love to know how Houston is more culturally diverse than LA or NY?
But really, what would make you move to Texas from Sweden as a professional skateboarder? He's a bowl-guy, why doesn't he go to Oregon? He loves basketball, why isn't he in Cali or New York? Do the rest of you really not find this curious at all? Who was the last pro skater who moved to Austin? Is his girl there maybe? A Nike factory / training facility? Lurpiv?
He lived in sweden his whole live and wanted to mix it up, hes probably not staying in Texas forever, why not if he had good experiences there
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are Lurpiv trucks made in Texas?
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ok guys, let's leave the food discussion aside (although I stand by my opinion that charcoaling pre-cooked greasy meat drowned in marinade is the zombie version of barbecue). Would also love to know how Houston is more culturally diverse than LA or NY?
But really, what would make you move to Texas from Sweden as a professional skateboarder? He's a bowl-guy, why doesn't he go to Oregon? He loves basketball, why isn't he in Cali or New York? Do the rest of you really not find this curious at all? Who was the last pro skater who moved to Austin? Is his girl there maybe? A Nike factory / training facility? Lurpiv?
Figgy and Neen are two examples of pros moving to Texas in the last couple years. It’s a great place all around, sure the weathers harsh and if you don’t like it then don’t come here? Also Houston is an international port city, a short drive to Mexico and is the 4th largest city in the country. Do you really think we’re only full of Texas born citizens?? Thousands of people immigrate to the major cities in Texas bringing knowledge and cuisine with them, Houston being 45min from the gulf, it’s a popular landing spot where many find success to easily blow up the “zombie version of bbq” nonsense.
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are Lurpiv trucks made in Texas?
hell nah, china baby
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Houston is low key one of the best food cities in the country it is way more international than people think and its cheap. Tons of Vietnamese mixing with cajun, BBQ etc.
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Perhaps Oski likes living in Texas and has a good setup for his lifestyle, wild theory I know but hear me out
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He's moved from Malmo, Sweden to Austin, Texas and lists good food as one of the reasons? Is he OK can somebody check on him please? He looks perpetually uncomfortable in that clip. what the fuck is in Texas!? Haven't been to Austin but Houston is, at least from my European perspective, the worst city I have ever been. I'm not vegetarian, but the stuff they serve out there almost made me.
Oh man, I want to go on a rant but I’ll leave you with this. Houston is one of, if not the most culturally diverse cities in the US, resulting in a beautiful melting pot of top notch cuisine. Admitting you don’t even live in the US and are vegetarian it seems as if you don’t have a dog in the fight to give a legit reason why Houston rubbed you the wrong way. Houston stand up
seconding that Houston is dope.
fourth largest city in the US like you mentioned, too often forgotten in the NY vs LA discussion
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Oski on Zorlac?
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Maybe Oski's a diehard DJ Screw stan?
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his girlfried is american, isnt she? maybe she's from texas or so or couldnt get visa or anything similar
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are Lurpiv trucks made in Texas?
hell nah, china baby
Could be Taiwan like the AF1
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He's moved from Malmo, Sweden to Austin, Texas and lists good food as one of the reasons? Is he OK can somebody check on him please? He looks perpetually uncomfortable in that clip. what the fuck is in Texas!? Haven't been to Austin but Houston is, at least from my European perspective, the worst city I have ever been. I'm not vegetarian, but the stuff they serve out there almost made me.
How are you from the EU and have no clue how terrible of a place Malmo is to live? Its one of the most dangerous cities in the EU. Place is a warzone with gangs and violence. In Austin he'll be surrounded by college kids and hipsters. Stark contrast from Malmo.
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He's moved from Malmo, Sweden to Austin, Texas and lists good food as one of the reasons? Is he OK can somebody check on him please? He looks perpetually uncomfortable in that clip. what the fuck is in Texas!? Haven't been to Austin but Houston is, at least from my European perspective, the worst city I have ever been. I'm not vegetarian, but the stuff they serve out there almost made me.
How are you from the EU and have no clue how terrible of a place Malmo is to live? Its one of the most dangerous cities in the EU. Place is a warzone with gangs and violence. In Austin he'll be surrounded by college kids and hipsters. Stark contrast from Malmo.
Just in case anyone's wondering: he's joking. Texas is the place where they're censoring school books and openly carry guns around. Great cuisine tho I'm sure...
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how is this even a discussion
oski likes to skate, there's less places to skate in the winter in malmo
why bother speculating why he chose austin, why does anyone choose anywhere to live? often it's because we have friends or an existing network there
if you're citing cuisine as a reason not to make this move, you clearly haven't spent much time in sweden
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He's moved from Malmo, Sweden to Austin, Texas and lists good food as one of the reasons? Is he OK can somebody check on him please? He looks perpetually uncomfortable in that clip. what the fuck is in Texas!? Haven't been to Austin but Houston is, at least from my European perspective, the worst city I have ever been. I'm not vegetarian, but the stuff they serve out there almost made me.
How are you from the EU and have no clue how terrible of a place Malmo is to live? Its one of the most dangerous cities in the EU. Place is a warzone with gangs and violence. In Austin he'll be surrounded by college kids and hipsters. Stark contrast from Malmo.
Just in case anyone's wondering: he's joking. Texas is the place where they're censoring school books and openly carry guns around. Great cuisine tho I'm sure...
Austin is not the entire state of texas. Either you're 12 or you're reallllly really stupid, genuinely. 71% of the population in austin votes democratic (left), they have voted democrat in the last 5 elections. https://www.bestplaces.net/voting/city/texas/austin Tons of tech companies are moving from california to Austin and its only getting more liberal.
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how is this even a discussion
oski likes to skate, there's less places to skate in the winter in malmo
why bother speculating why he chose austin, why does anyone choose anywhere to live? often it's because we have friends or an existing network there
if you're citing cuisine as a reason not to make this move, you clearly haven't spent much time in sweden
They do have one of the best skateparks on the world though and close to Copenhagens great skatepark as well
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He's moved from Malmo, Sweden to Austin, Texas and lists good food as one of the reasons? Is he OK can somebody check on him please? He looks perpetually uncomfortable in that clip. what the fuck is in Texas!? Haven't been to Austin but Houston is, at least from my European perspective, the worst city I have ever been. I'm not vegetarian, but the stuff they serve out there almost made me.
How are you from the EU and have no clue how terrible of a place Malmo is to live? Its one of the most dangerous cities in the EU. Place is a warzone with gangs and violence. In Austin he'll be surrounded by college kids and hipsters. Stark contrast from Malmo.
Just in case anyone's wondering: he's joking. Texas is the place where they're censoring school books and openly carry guns around. Great cuisine tho I'm sure...
Austin is not the entire state of texas. Either you're 12 or you're reallllly really stupid, genuinely. 71% of the population in austin votes democratic (left), they have voted democrat in the last 5 elections. https://www.bestplaces.net/voting/city/texas/austin Tons of tech companies are moving from california to Austin and its only getting more liberal.
calling me reallllly stupid while equating US Democrats with the left. Suurrrre brrrreeehhh. You WERE joking about Malmö, weren't you?
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ok guys, let's leave the food discussion aside (although I stand by my opinion that charcoaling pre-cooked greasy meat drowned in marinade is the zombie version of barbecue). Would also love to know how Houston is more culturally diverse than LA or NY?
But really, what would make you move to Texas from Sweden as a professional skateboarder? He's a bowl-guy, why doesn't he go to Oregon? He loves basketball, why isn't he in Cali or New York? Do the rest of you really not find this curious at all? Who was the last pro skater who moved to Austin? Is his girl there maybe? A Nike factory / training facility? Lurpiv?
I left Austin for Oregon a few years back but it had nothing to do with skating. If skating was the most important thing in my life I would have stayed there. Way more months out of the year where you could skate (provided you don't die from heat exhaustion). And as costly as Austin is, it isn't quite Cali or NYC costly.
Edit: Also, in my experience people who lived most of their lives in colder climates tend to not be bothered at all that much by the Texas heat. Including some folks from Sweden I knew.
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Why doesn't he go to Oregon?
Because the weather in Oregon sucks most of the year (wet and chilly) and all the parks with bowls are not covered and not lit. Sure he could skate the Nike warehouse, but if it were me, I'd live in Austin over Portland (or Oregon) any day.
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It’s taxes and cost of living. Its why pro athletes usually have their base of operations in TX or FL
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I knew someone would lose their mind over how a European pro would move to the state where everyone is high on crystal meth, wearing confederate flag camo jump suits, banging their sisters, and listening to Joe Rogan podcast audio remixed to David Allen Coe instrumentals BBQing gigantic carcasses not made of responsibly manufactured Beyond Meat.
Stop watching the news
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Mad how many of you are repping a state that is censoring its children's history books. "So far everything's fine".
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https://youtu.be/cUBvfK5iNVE?si=3X9vP0K3rZ_yw7ZD
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Watches one episode of king of the hill