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Title: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Fernandito on September 20, 2020, 08:48:40 AM
I’ve been skating for nearly 9 months now after a very long hiatus and doubt I’ll ever be on the same wave length as people who stuck with it from a young age. I feel like a kooky mid-20s grandpa trying to live out his tweenage fantasies
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SneakySecrets on September 20, 2020, 08:52:56 AM
They etch your name into a big rock at the summit of Mount Skateboadia the second you rip your first shoelace.  Can’t believe you didn’t know about that.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: smellsdead on September 20, 2020, 08:53:28 AM
once you buy that first thrasher shirt the hellride begins and never ends
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Ms. Tamzarian on September 20, 2020, 08:56:42 AM
You've gotta shart outside a 7/11.

Then and only then are you initiated.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ndsr on September 20, 2020, 09:01:07 AM
When you stop pushing shitfoot or realize skateboards have no reason to be longer than 33” even on the mega ramp
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Lenny the Fatface on September 20, 2020, 09:01:43 AM
That first fall they’re unfazed by.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: fakie nollie on September 20, 2020, 09:05:13 AM
Fluffy fingers. That's when someone asks if you’re a real skateboarder and you just start ticklin' 'em. Then they start tickling you. Pretty soon, you’re laughing and hugging. Before you know it, you've forgotten that there was even a time you weren’t a skateboarder. Y'all just go to church together and get an ice cream cone.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Hmmmm Nice Bike on September 20, 2020, 09:06:45 AM
https://youtu.be/RzsccyRZvu8
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Hombreezy on September 20, 2020, 09:09:02 AM
Get hungry on it bro
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Deputy Wendell on September 20, 2020, 09:17:18 AM
that is measured wholly in blood and broken bones and Slayer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7cWi41XGCM
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Vomit Lust on September 20, 2020, 09:17:27 AM
https://youtu.be/RzsccyRZvu8

There’s a conspicuous lack of skateboarding in that video.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: noninjasinstreetfighter on September 20, 2020, 09:24:48 AM
“Skating is what we do, not who we are”



If you really really want to know when....


-The skate eye. Noticing spots in public. When your dad asks you to find a bench to sit on at Disneyland for your family, the first thing that comes to mind is sick grinds instead of sitting.

-The call. When you hear wheels rolling down the street, you HAVE to look. Impossible to ignore.

-Looking in the mirror and saying “ANDY ROY” 3 times.

-The force. It’s not as easy as noticing someone’s ripped shoes. Sometimes you just know when someone is a “skateboarder”

-Yelling, “Yeeeee” when another “skateboarder” barely scratches the coping.

Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Fernandito on September 20, 2020, 09:30:39 AM
“Skating is what we do, not who we are”



If you really really want to know when....


-The skate eye. Noticing spots in public. When your dad asks you to find a bench to sit on at Disneyland for your family, the first thing that comes to mind is sick grinds instead of sitting.

-The call. When you hear wheels rolling down the street, you HAVE to look. Impossible to ignore.

-Looking in the mirror and saying “ANDY ROY” 3 times.

-The force. It’s not as easy as noticing someone’s ripped shoes. Sometimes you just know when someone is a “skateboarder”

-Yelling, “Yeeeee” when another “skateboarder” barely scratches the coping.

-I’ve had that since ‘08. I‘m always eye fucking cellar doors and bump to bars that I’ll never be able to skate

-that applies to me but seems pretty entry level

-I don’t know who that is

-doesn’t apply unless they’re wearing something obvious like crusty dickies

-doesn’t apply
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Pretty Serious on September 20, 2020, 09:39:57 AM
I shall not attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description (of a "skateboarder"), and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so. But I know it when I see it, and the motion picture involved in this case is not that.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: funeral_tuxedo on September 20, 2020, 09:43:55 AM
that first time you pick your scab and eat it and it tastes like kickflip
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ndsr on September 20, 2020, 09:47:37 AM
When you snake Tony Alva in a back yard pool session, then tell him to beat it kook
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Atiba Applebum on September 20, 2020, 10:01:46 AM
When you kill your first gripbeast in the wild and use its skin to cover your board
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: GardenSkater77 on September 20, 2020, 10:04:54 AM
When you got 99 set ups and you don’t ride one.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Mesteezo on September 20, 2020, 10:25:42 AM
When you get speed wobbles on a hill and eat shit but then get up and try it again.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: imuseless on September 20, 2020, 10:27:55 AM
Switch tre
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: dannyprovolone on September 20, 2020, 10:42:57 AM
well you gotta have instagram first
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: breezer on September 20, 2020, 10:50:26 AM
I feel like a kooky mid-20s grandpa trying to live out his tweenage fantasies

no that doesn't happen until you are in your 50's........I'm in that phase right now
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: lk130 on September 20, 2020, 11:24:32 AM
When u do something wild just to skate, or you "just gotta try a few"
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Jerrys Kid on September 20, 2020, 11:28:56 AM
When they stop trying to put labels on things and just live your life the way they want.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: JANUS on September 20, 2020, 11:29:58 AM
When they get really good at rollerblades and scooters.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: DA BIG BODY BENZ on September 20, 2020, 12:39:31 PM
When someone drives by and yells out the window "skater f%g"
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ndsr on September 20, 2020, 01:27:29 PM
When they have their first documented street dream after watching the movie street dreams
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Mongoloid on September 20, 2020, 01:38:38 PM
once you buy that first thrasher shirt the hellride begins and never ends

I want of this crazy hellride!
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: VHS ERA on September 20, 2020, 01:42:00 PM
I’ve been skating for nearly 9 months now after a very long hiatus and doubt I’ll ever be on the same wave length as people who stuck with it from a young age. I feel like a kooky mid-20s grandpa trying to live out his tweenage fantasies

told this before but I “quit” for 7 years after doctors told me to and relearned it all at 27. I’m better at 32 than I was at 16 (low impact tho of course). Have fun. Also in my years off I always daydreamed about skating, saw spots, did imaginary fingerboarding on the table if you know what I mean. It’s for life.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: fang on September 20, 2020, 01:46:19 PM
At 6:46 pm
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: fredgallSOTY on September 20, 2020, 01:48:39 PM
when they land the elusive "double pits to chesty"
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: CannerSpaghetti on September 20, 2020, 01:54:03 PM
Those elbow scars
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Roast beef on September 20, 2020, 02:05:36 PM
When you get butthurt about people dissing Chris Joslin.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ndsr on September 20, 2020, 02:09:43 PM
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I’ve been skating for nearly 9 months now after a very long hiatus and doubt I’ll ever be on the same wave length as people who stuck with it from a young age. I feel like a kooky mid-20s grandpa trying to live out his tweenage fantasies
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told this before but I “quit” for 7 years after doctors told me to and relearned it all at 27. I’m better at 32 than I was at 16 (low impact tho of course). Have fun. Also in my years off I always daydreamed about skating, saw spots, did imaginary fingerboarding on the table if you know what I mean. It’s for life.
Good work, now go watch street dreams
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: TheLurper on September 20, 2020, 02:20:43 PM
When a non-skater asks, "Do you skateboard?" and they lie and say, "No."
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: spungo on September 20, 2020, 02:29:48 PM
When you dont care if you're classified correctly or not cause it feels so good to ride baby
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: hateboard on September 20, 2020, 02:49:41 PM
Ill say its when you walk past a perfect set of stairs with a hawt girl walking down them and you find yourself perving at the stairs.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: kid casserole on September 20, 2020, 02:56:48 PM
When your gauges stretch too far to close without surgery
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: eSK3 on September 20, 2020, 02:59:13 PM
When you get speed wobbles on a hill and eat shit but then get up and try it again.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: MxsDx on September 20, 2020, 03:03:04 PM
I shall not attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description (of a "skateboarder"), and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so. But I know it when I see it, and the motion picture involved in this case is not that.

That is a “hard-core” response. I’m guessing you know it when you see it? Well played.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Frank on September 20, 2020, 05:23:24 PM
when that person has a skateboard
that it use
a lot to ride around,

or do tricks on

and is on slap posting

and needs grip, bolts, shoes on the regs
and other things
like a new deck,
each month or every few weeks

so i was checking new gear
and shit
at my local to get a new deck
and i said "how much for this here old ass 917 deck"

it had some car on it, but i don't know really

and the dude would say fifty, with grip

i said i only have 40
just bought a dimebag minutes before but now
so i only got 40

and that board is old
so warped it looks like
the arm of a ceiling fan
so the dude says alright and hands me the deck, with the
seranwrap still on and shit

and i rip the wrap off
and feel the texture
that is like wood, but with more ridges, on the top ply than the smoother bottom
and how i will put grip on it soon

and that board is warped
it might be nice for 360 flips
or suck to kickflip
nobody knows, it's a mystery

and how that will destroy my shoes
and how my feet stink after skating

like cheeses after midnight

and so i am hungry and
looking for my s-one helmet everywhere
to make some dinner in it
with mashed potato, cheese
and spring onions

probably hot sauce, too

because true skaters don't use plates
you use your unused helmets, dipshit
tape up the holes, you dummy
unless you dig stains and leakage

and also i got two tall boys to drink

anyways

the street is nice
where the shop is
the dogs never treat me wrong
when i'm packing treats

because i know i'm a skaterboarderer

they don't fuck with me
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Doom patrol on September 20, 2020, 05:36:21 PM
When you snake Tony Alva in a back yard pool session, then tell him to beat it ya Val jerk
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ndsr on September 20, 2020, 05:43:33 PM
when that person has a skateboard
that it use
a lot to ride around,

or do tricks on

and is on slap posting

and needs grip, bolts, shoes on the regs
and other things
like a new deck,
each month or every few weeks

so i was checking new gear
and shit
at my local to get a new deck
and i said "how much for this here old ass 917 deck"

it had some car on it, but i don't know really

and the dude would say fifty, with grip

i said i only have 40
just bought a dimebag minutes before but now
so i only got 40

and that board is old
so warped it looks like
the arm of a ceiling fan
so the dude says alright and hands me the deck, with the
seranwrap still on and shit

and i rip the wrap off
and feel the texture
that is like wood, but with more ridges, on the top ply than the smoother bottom
and how i will put grip on it soon

and that board is warped
it might be nice for 360 flips
or suck to kickflip
nobody knows, it's a mystery

and how that will destroy my shoes
and how my feet stink after skating

like cheeses after midnight

and so i am hungry and
looking for my s-one helmet everywhere
to make some dinner in it
with mashed potato, cheese
and spring onions

probably hot sauce, too

because true skaters don't use plates
you use your unused helmets, dipshit
tape up the holes, you dummy
unless you dig stains and leakage

and also i got two tall boys to drink

anyways

the street is nice
where the shop is
the dogs never treat me wrong
when i'm packing treats

because i know i'm a skaterboarderer

they don't fuck with me
Best s-one reference ever
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 20, 2020, 05:48:29 PM
You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Hyliannightmare on September 20, 2020, 05:50:28 PM
When you have holey socks
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: JANUS on September 20, 2020, 06:00:18 PM
When they can consistently post on slap about how people who post on slap cannot skate.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 20, 2020, 06:13:47 PM
When they can consistently post on slap about how people who post on slap cannot skate.

Your not wrong.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SneakySecrets on September 20, 2020, 06:50:19 PM
You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.

Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ziggy on September 20, 2020, 06:55:35 PM
I would say it’s when they are better than me at skateboarding but that is a pretty low bar
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Watitdo on September 20, 2020, 07:02:39 PM
Someone is a skater when they start looking at everything is something to skate and constantly looking for spots.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Ms. Tamzarian on September 20, 2020, 07:29:40 PM
First time you fall down in public

I used to do that all the time as a babeh though
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 20, 2020, 07:37:25 PM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
[close]

Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?

My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "


I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.


Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Allen. on September 20, 2020, 07:39:20 PM
The first time you skip objectively cooler life events to skate

edit - the second time you skip objectively cooler life events to skate
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: themeangreen on September 20, 2020, 07:45:42 PM
a) the first time you get so scared on your board you accidentally get a boner, the pro's call it a "Fear Boner", you'll learn to love it

b) anytime you step on your board, smile and realise this horrible, unrelenting evil place we call planet Earth gets so much less terrible when you're skating

c) when you rip a dope sticker off the park ramp and put it on the back of your board but it rips off 2 days later and you superglue it to you dad's desk where you secretly watch porn near where your parents are sleeping
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Atiba Applebum on September 20, 2020, 07:45:51 PM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
[close]

Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?
[close]

My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "


I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.


Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"

Yes WE are the delusional people.  How dare us lowly peons ever comment on someone’s skating if we aren’t exceptional as well.   

Using your logic, since I have a master’s degree and you do not, I can critique your education and intelligence since you haven’t struggled, strived or shown the same dedication to an education as I have therefore you are stupid and cannot call yourself educated especially in my presence.  Anything you say to the contrary will show me how jealous and inferior you feel/are
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Ms. Tamzarian on September 20, 2020, 07:51:12 PM
I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.

Okay, but would you believe me if I told you that posters like you come and go all the time; and never cause any changes cause you waste your time putting us down until you get burnt and focus?

Believe it or not, we actually enjoy being old dorks. There's nothing delusional about having fun. You don't have to stick around, but we're not gonna stop being shalomies.

Hi Tiba :-*
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SneakySecrets on September 20, 2020, 07:55:32 PM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
[close]

Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?
[close]

My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "


I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.


Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"

That’s exactly what I’m saying.  You are disgusted by slap, haha.  I, and the majority of people on here, have let you down... and for that I am deeply sorry.

I wonder if there is some kind of VIP skateboarding forum you could join.  That way you could be with your people and won’t have to put up with our pleb bullshit any longer.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Ms. Tamzarian on September 20, 2020, 07:57:28 PM
I wonder if there is some kind of VIP skateboarding forum you could join.  That way you could be with your people and won’t have to put up with our pleb bullshit any longer.

Don't worry, I'll PM them a 1-year membership coupon to sk8champs.org
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 20, 2020, 08:08:34 PM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
[close]

Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?
[close]

My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "


I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.


Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"
[close]

Yes WE are the delusional people.  How dare us lowly peons ever comment on someone’s skating if we aren’t exceptional as well.   

Using your logic, since I have a master’s degree and you do not, I can critique your education and intelligence since you haven’t struggled, strived or shown the same dedication to an education as I have therefore you are stupid and cannot call yourself educated especially in my presence.  Anything you say to the contrary will show me how jealous and inferior you feel/are

When did i say you have to be exceptional? This is your problem, if you ever actually put in any decent amount of effort to skating, the thing y'all claim to love you would realize learning bs lips, flip in ledge tricks and a nice switch flip isn't exceptional at all.

Your logic here is pathetic and it shows that education means nothing when it comes to your intelligence. First off anyone can go to school for 4 years as literally all it takes it showing up, skating for 4 years requires showing up AND dealing with 4 years worth of falls and injuries. Skateboarding is learned by yourself, give a new skater the exact advice on how to tre flip and it won't help him at all as he has to learn it himself, on the other hand give a student a formula and he can instantly put it to use by himself. There are also no cheat codes in skateboarding, if you can't do something you can't do it, you can't just copy the work or look it up on google and instantly have the trick like with education. Also to finish it off, i've never said anyone has to master skateboarding to state their opinion or have it matter, just have a decent bag of tricks so your talking from experience, aka in your school terms you should have at least passed grade 6 english class before you start talking shit on someone who's graduated high school.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Christmas Complete on September 20, 2020, 08:13:45 PM
I’ve been skating for nearly 9 months now after a very long hiatus and doubt I’ll ever be on the same wave length as people who stuck with it from a young age. I feel like a kooky mid-20s grandpa trying to live out his tweenage fantasies

I'm all about the welcome mat for all stripes and skill levels, whoever gets that little childlike thrill from rolling. But from your old posts (that you deleted), you ain't it.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Lou Strux on September 20, 2020, 08:19:00 PM
You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
Not that there’s a point to arguing the matter with you, but I considered myself a skateboarder years before I landed any of the tricks you listed.
Shit, my homey; I was considering myself a skateboarder before any of those tricks were invented.
You can poke fun all you like, tell us we are or aren’t this or that, I don’t imagine a one of us gives a hoot what you think with regards to who is or isn’t a skateboarder.
I did, however, like your list of qualifications, even if it does set the bar a might high for some.
Grab yourself a tall, cold glass of shalom & chill out. There’s some nice folks on here; try engaging with them instead of berating them.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: cucktard on September 20, 2020, 08:51:21 PM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?
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My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "


I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.


Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"

You are such a fucking kook, it’s amazing.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: offkilter on September 20, 2020, 09:22:44 PM
Basically just when you sack a rail and catch your butthole on a screw and it prolapses your rectum and it flaps around outside your body. It happens to all of us
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: layzieyez on September 20, 2020, 09:30:50 PM
When you get hurt doing something other than skateboarding and your reaction is "I could have at least hurt myself while trying something gnarly on my board instead of this. This is bullshit!" because that injury is going to keep you from skating.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ndsr on September 20, 2020, 09:36:23 PM
When you land your first 900 or stop pushing shit foot whichever comes first
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Ziad on September 20, 2020, 09:54:00 PM
when you can grip your board
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: TheLurper on September 20, 2020, 10:14:39 PM
You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5k_eaw8Sek
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Brguy on September 20, 2020, 10:27:20 PM
Basically just when you sack a rail and catch your butthole on a screw and it prolapses your rectum and it flaps around outside your body. It happens to all of us
Have you seen those guys that manually prolapse their own rectums to try and look like real skateboarders? They think we don't notice the difference, but it's obvious.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: fakie butt drop on September 20, 2020, 10:29:20 PM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Not that there’s a point to arguing the matter with you, but I considered myself a skateboarder years before I landed any of the tricks you listed.
Shit, my homey; I was considering myself a skateboarder before any of those tricks were invented.
You can poke fun all you like, tell us we are or aren’t this or that, I don’t imagine a one of us gives a hoot what you think with regards to who is or isn’t a skateboarder.
I did, however, like your list of qualifications, even if it does set the bar a might high for some.
Grab yourself a tall, cold glass of shalom & chill out. There’s some nice folks on here; try engaging with them instead of berating them.
Restecp

you're a skater when you get bit by the bug- fuck elitist cool guy bullshit. homie wouldnt be going off if this was all public on ig.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: rocklobster on September 20, 2020, 10:30:46 PM
I was classified as skateboarder after penis inspection day at school, Coach Jackson said I would be terrible at football but my lithe Asian frame was perfect for skateboarding.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Sila on September 20, 2020, 11:19:16 PM
If you skate, regularly. You are are a skateboarder.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SkollieJol on September 21, 2020, 12:04:03 AM
"One more try"
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: assvogel on September 21, 2020, 12:26:49 AM
Think about when you go grab something from the store and take your little wooden toy with you, if you know the feeling of how good it feels to roll around the streets, then you are a "skateboarder".
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: moneymoneymoney on September 21, 2020, 12:44:59 AM
once you buy that first thrasher shirt the hellride begins and never ends

whaddabout all the fuck wits that dont skate but wear thrasher shit cuz its "trendy" now?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Thomas on September 21, 2020, 12:57:31 AM
If you're 20 you should not worry about what others calling you.
Just skate, you will be fine.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: munchbox on September 21, 2020, 01:07:51 AM
"One more try"
leaves spot the next day
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: RoaryMcTwang on September 21, 2020, 01:56:41 AM
Once someone who is already an established "skater" gives you whatever the current version of the special fist bump is, you're initiated.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Alois Hitler Jr. on September 21, 2020, 03:52:44 AM
When you are over 40 and still skating
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ramplocal on September 21, 2020, 04:43:39 AM
When you have fun pushing. Thats it. Learning new stuff and working on tricks is definitely a great feeling but there are no set definitions of being a skateboarder. Also seeing stairs, ledges and other spots out in the wild and imagining tricks is also par with the course /part of the fun . Not everybody is going to have the same skill set or natural ability. Just skate and have fun imo
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Nicki on September 21, 2020, 05:37:19 AM
When you are over 40 and still skating

+1 This the actual answer.

“Skateboarding doesn’t make you a skateboarder: not being able to stop skateboarding makes you a skateboarder.”

Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: jerrygurneyscream on September 21, 2020, 05:55:48 AM
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First time you fall down in public
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I used to do that all the time as a babeh though

from the cradle to the grave bro
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: JANUS on September 21, 2020, 06:22:29 AM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Not that there’s a point to arguing the matter with you, but I considered myself a skateboarder years before I landed any of the tricks you listed.
Shit, my homey; I was considering myself a skateboarder before any of those tricks were invented.
You can poke fun all you like, tell us we are or aren’t this or that, I don’t imagine a one of us gives a hoot what you think with regards to who is or isn’t a skateboarder.
I did, however, like your list of qualifications, even if it does set the bar a might high for some.
Grab yourself a tall, cold glass of shalom & chill out. There’s some nice folks on here; try engaging with them instead of berating them.
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Restecp

you're a skater when you get bit by the bug- fuck elitist cool guy bullshit. homie wouldnt be going off if this was all public on ig.

(https://thumbs.gfycat.com/KeenSnarlingGuillemot-size_restricted.gif)
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: robertson on September 21, 2020, 06:28:17 AM
When someone yells "Do a kickflip!", and you actually do a kickflip
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: GardenSkater77 on September 21, 2020, 06:36:50 AM
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Basically just when you sack a rail and catch your butthole on a screw and it prolapses your rectum and it flaps around outside your body. It happens to all of us
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Have you seen those guys that manually prolapse their own rectums to try and look like real skateboarders? They think we don't notice the difference, but it's obvious.

Goatse not a real skater then I guess.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: nosporlactune on September 21, 2020, 07:15:59 AM
When you are Greg Lutzka. There are no other correct answers. Only approximations of a divine ideal that one man and one man only will ever achieve.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: os89 on September 21, 2020, 07:31:58 AM
once you buy that first thrasher shirt the hellride begins and never ends
You’re not a skater if you have to go to zumiez and buy one.

You’re a skater when you get the subscription, with the free shirt and then you just wear it around to do yard work in, paint the house, or use it as a rag.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: doctorkickflip on September 21, 2020, 07:39:13 AM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
[close]

Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?
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My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "


I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.


Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"
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You are such a fucking kook, it’s amazing.

And not for nothing but I've done both and nollie nose blunts ARE easier than bluntslides (front or back) so maybe it is you who is not a sk8r kemosabi
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Atiba Applebum on September 21, 2020, 07:52:26 AM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?
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My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "


I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.


Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"
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Yes WE are the delusional people.  How dare us lowly peons ever comment on someone’s skating if we aren’t exceptional as well.   

Using your logic, since I have a master’s degree and you do not, I can critique your education and intelligence since you haven’t struggled, strived or shown the same dedication to an education as I have therefore you are stupid and cannot call yourself educated especially in my presence.  Anything you say to the contrary will show me how jealous and inferior you feel/are
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When did i say you have to be exceptional? This is your problem, if you ever actually put in any decent amount of effort to skating, the thing y'all claim to love you would realize learning bs lips, flip in ledge tricks and a nice switch flip isn't exceptional at all.

Your logic here is pathetic and it shows that education means nothing when it comes to your intelligence. First off anyone can go to school for 4 years as literally all it takes it showing up, skating for 4 years requires showing up AND dealing with 4 years worth of falls and injuries. Skateboarding is learned by yourself, give a new skater the exact advice on how to tre flip and it won't help him at all as he has to learn it himself, on the other hand give a student a formula and he can instantly put it to use by himself. There are also no cheat codes in skateboarding, if you can't do something you can't do it, you can't just copy the work or look it up on google and instantly have the trick like with education. Also to finish it off, i've never said anyone has to master skateboarding to state their opinion or have it matter, just have a decent bag of tricks so your talking from experience, aka in your school terms you should have at least passed grade 6 english class before you start talking shit on someone who's graduated high school.

You’re just jealous (and also clearly have no idea what higher education involved)
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: fredgallSOTY on September 21, 2020, 07:54:04 AM
You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
Cheetah is that you???!!!???!
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: HyenaChaser on September 21, 2020, 07:55:43 AM
“The skateboarder that can be called skateboarder is not the eternal skateboarder”

—Animal Chin
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Lou Strux on September 21, 2020, 08:00:07 AM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Cheetah is that you???!!!???!
That ain’t Cheetah ‘til they’ve claimed a flat ground 720 ollie.
SlapRhaters ≠ Cheetah.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: fredgallSOTY on September 21, 2020, 08:14:17 AM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Cheetah is that you???!!!???!
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That ain’t Cheetah ‘til they’ve claimed a flat ground 720 ollie.
SlapRhaters ≠ Cheetah.
true true. forgotten about how inzane that legend truly was.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: JANUS on September 21, 2020, 08:19:12 AM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Cheetah is that you???!!!???!
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That ain’t Cheetah ‘til they’ve claimed a flat ground 720 ollie.
SlapRhaters ≠ Cheetah.
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true true. forgotten about how inzane that legend truly was.

I thought it was a flatground fakie 720. Not that it really makes a difference.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Peepeeboy69 on September 21, 2020, 08:28:44 AM
When someone yells "Do a kickflip!", and you actually do a kickflip

haha so much fun friday nights when all the drunk frat boys start walking around campus telling u to do kickflips and u bet $5 for every consecutive make
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Deputy Wendell on September 21, 2020, 08:28:51 AM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.

Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Shit, my homey; I was...a skateboarder before any of those tricks were invented.

first, this

second, SlapRhaters, you are an absolute darling...kisses to you...anyone who has continued to skate for decade after decade despite the ubiquitous pressures to stop--physical, social, familial, economic, etc.--can only sit back and smile at your completely random list of compulsory tricks.

ps: i've been skateboarding for over 35-years and i have had frontside 5-0s on round flat bars (not dragging the tail, standing up) probably longer than you've been alive, at least longer than you've been a "skateboarder"--way harder than back lips. "It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to [standing up on frontside 5-0s on round rails] then you aren't a skater."

Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ChuckRamone on September 21, 2020, 08:39:36 AM
when you masturbate with griptape on your hands and scream "sk8 ur die!" as you ejaculate.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ndsr on September 21, 2020, 08:46:42 AM
Hell ride?
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Post by: Fernandito on September 21, 2020, 08:52:16 AM
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I’ve been skating for nearly 9 months now after a very long hiatus and doubt I’ll ever be on the same wave length as people who stuck with it from a young age. I feel like a kooky mid-20s grandpa trying to live out his tweenage fantasies
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I'm all about the welcome mat for all stripes and skill levels, whoever gets that little childlike thrill from rolling. But from your old posts (that you deleted), you ain't it.

I enjoy skateboarding but I also value making progress and can’t help comparing myself to others at this stage; I don’t see why they have to be mutually exclusive. I think it’s generally easier to be a free spirited adult skater when you’re very comfortable on a board have an extensive bag of slappy and transition tricks at the least
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: silhouette on September 21, 2020, 09:06:22 AM
My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "

I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.

Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"

You might not notice it due to being too caught up in your act (calling it like it is on the sole basis of your user name), but accounts like yours that bring nothing to the table but cheap shots and middle-school level drama don't really level this place up either. Your obsession with other users and constant generalizations and fantasizing regarding them (because by speaking for all of SLAP, that's what you're doing) really reads like you're the one constantly projecting and protecting your own insecurities regarding 'skate skill' and 'skate identity'. I'm just being honest and trying to provide you with some perspective, not to give you shit. You're never bringing 1998 back by being an asshole to randoms on purpose, if you want to see a change on here then you should bring it positively by being your own person if you can, otherwise you're really wasting your time and energy and it's just a sad sight. SLAP and the Internet as a whole have always been full of bullshit, everyone has flaws, you just know it when you see it, sometimes laugh, always move on. Whether one likes it or not, skateboarding has changed a lot in 20+ years and nowadays it's something most everyone has access to, and can do or try appreciating casually; in the end if you let what other people do affect you as though it gets in your way of being yourself then maybe it's more of a personal struggle with your own identity?

Also I believe I'm the one who said getting into nollie nosebluntslides was easier on low stuff than some other bluntslide variations and I've been able to boardslide for 20+ years which is random as fuck to bring up but I'm not the one who did it, just saying to highlight how far you're willing to lump every poster together to stretch reality according to what you really wish it were. You should post like you expect other people to post, if you're trying to generate 'thought-out and educated conversations', and contribute to raising the bar if that's how you see it because honestly everything I've ever seen from your account has been shit talk and asking help to find a Shane O'Neil video once.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 09:46:55 AM
When you do it enough that yourself and other people say it’s something you do a lot.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Stu Pickles on September 21, 2020, 09:49:20 AM
When I bought a biebel fully flared board with grind king plaid trucks with those funky kingpins i felt like i had ascended into the cool club
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 09:56:25 AM
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I’ve been skating for nearly 9 months now after a very long hiatus and doubt I’ll ever be on the same wave length as people who stuck with it from a young age. I feel like a kooky mid-20s grandpa trying to live out his tweenage fantasies
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I'm all about the welcome mat for all stripes and skill levels, whoever gets that little childlike thrill from rolling. But from your old posts (that you deleted), you ain't it.
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I enjoy skateboarding but I also value making progress and can’t help comparing myself to others at this stage; I don’t see why they have to be mutually exclusive. I think it’s generally easier to be a free spirited adult skater when you’re very comfortable on a board have an extensive bag of slappy and transition tricks at the least
Just learn those tricks then. I’m in my forties (been skating continuously since I was a little kid) and learned slappies like two years ago. Not that hard just never thought to try them. Transition OTOH I have always hated and pretty much never skate and tbh I don’t care.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 01:00:46 PM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
[close]

Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?
[close]

My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "


I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.


Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"
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Yes WE are the delusional people.  How dare us lowly peons ever comment on someone’s skating if we aren’t exceptional as well.   

Using your logic, since I have a master’s degree and you do not, I can critique your education and intelligence since you haven’t struggled, strived or shown the same dedication to an education as I have therefore you are stupid and cannot call yourself educated especially in my presence.  Anything you say to the contrary will show me how jealous and inferior you feel/are
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When did i say you have to be exceptional? This is your problem, if you ever actually put in any decent amount of effort to skating, the thing y'all claim to love you would realize learning bs lips, flip in ledge tricks and a nice switch flip isn't exceptional at all.

Your logic here is pathetic and it shows that education means nothing when it comes to your intelligence. First off anyone can go to school for 4 years as literally all it takes it showing up, skating for 4 years requires showing up AND dealing with 4 years worth of falls and injuries. Skateboarding is learned by yourself, give a new skater the exact advice on how to tre flip and it won't help him at all as he has to learn it himself, on the other hand give a student a formula and he can instantly put it to use by himself. There are also no cheat codes in skateboarding, if you can't do something you can't do it, you can't just copy the work or look it up on google and instantly have the trick like with education. Also to finish it off, i've never said anyone has to master skateboarding to state their opinion or have it matter, just have a decent bag of tricks so your talking from experience, aka in your school terms you should have at least passed grade 6 english class before you start talking shit on someone who's graduated high school.
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You’re just jealous (and also clearly have no idea what higher education involved)

That's funny considering i graduated from university, sounds like you are just jealous i didn't let that stop me from getting good at skating.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Lou Strux on September 21, 2020, 01:08:19 PM
Is this the part where I get to say “Post a diploma, fuccboi!” or am I too early for that?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 01:08:39 PM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.

Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Shit, my homey; I was...a skateboarder before any of those tricks were invented.
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first, this

second, SlapRhaters, you are an absolute darling...kisses to you...anyone who has continued to skate for decade after decade despite the ubiquitous pressures to stop--physical, social, familial, economic, etc.--can only sit back and smile at your completely random list of compulsory tricks.

ps: i've been skateboarding for over 35-years and i have had frontside 5-0s on round flat bars (not dragging the tail, standing up) probably longer than you've been alive, at least longer than you've been a "skateboarder"--way harder than back lips. "It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to [standing up on frontside 5-0s on round rails] then you aren't a skater."

I know your trying to be sarcastic but i agree with you 100%, how do you call your self a skater if you can't do the next step up from a basic 50-50? That's literally the basics.
 I use the bs lip as a requirement because it's the first trick where you have to commit to the blind side which imo is a right of passage for a skater. 

I had both of these tricks before i was 12 by the way, this is the req for a skater, not a good one lol.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?
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My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "


I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.


Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"
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Yes WE are the delusional people.  How dare us lowly peons ever comment on someone’s skating if we aren’t exceptional as well.   

Using your logic, since I have a master’s degree and you do not, I can critique your education and intelligence since you haven’t struggled, strived or shown the same dedication to an education as I have therefore you are stupid and cannot call yourself educated especially in my presence.  Anything you say to the contrary will show me how jealous and inferior you feel/are
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When did i say you have to be exceptional? This is your problem, if you ever actually put in any decent amount of effort to skating, the thing y'all claim to love you would realize learning bs lips, flip in ledge tricks and a nice switch flip isn't exceptional at all.

Your logic here is pathetic and it shows that education means nothing when it comes to your intelligence. First off anyone can go to school for 4 years as literally all it takes it showing up, skating for 4 years requires showing up AND dealing with 4 years worth of falls and injuries. Skateboarding is learned by yourself, give a new skater the exact advice on how to tre flip and it won't help him at all as he has to learn it himself, on the other hand give a student a formula and he can instantly put it to use by himself. There are also no cheat codes in skateboarding, if you can't do something you can't do it, you can't just copy the work or look it up on google and instantly have the trick like with education. Also to finish it off, i've never said anyone has to master skateboarding to state their opinion or have it matter, just have a decent bag of tricks so your talking from experience, aka in your school terms you should have at least passed grade 6 english class before you start talking shit on someone who's graduated high school.
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You’re just jealous (and also clearly have no idea what higher education involved)
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That's funny considering i graduated from university, sounds like you are just jealous i didn't let that stop me from getting good at skating.

Ah so you are from England or some current/former commonwealth country.  Understandable why you’re jealous of my American graduate degree as you’re clearly not Oxbridge material
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Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 01:17:27 PM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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Serious question: Why are you on here when you seem to hate slap and believe 99% of us can’t get on your level?
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My first visit here was an attempt to find like minded skaters like myself and have well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

Instead what i encountered disgusted me, people with 2000 posts, signed up for 8 years who have admitted they never learnt to tre flip which would be fine if 90% of their posts weren't taking shit on skaters who are way more dedicated at it then they have ever been.

Then we also have these guys saying regular shit like " nollie nose blunts are easier then blunt slides even though i've never even learned anything but a board slide "


I am that piece of reality in a giant cloud of delusion. You may not like me, i may not like you but the truth needs be spoken from someone who's actually experienced the topic and not just a delusional crowd of people who live it vicariously.


Like listen to the responses to this thread " the first time falling in public " Ok so someone who hasn't even learned how to ride a skateboard is a skater because they ate shit infront of a crowd? That's regular, an actual skater would say something like " a person who's fallen skating by themselves 1000 times and gotten up to land the trick"
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Yes WE are the delusional people.  How dare us lowly peons ever comment on someone’s skating if we aren’t exceptional as well.   

Using your logic, since I have a master’s degree and you do not, I can critique your education and intelligence since you haven’t struggled, strived or shown the same dedication to an education as I have therefore you are stupid and cannot call yourself educated especially in my presence.  Anything you say to the contrary will show me how jealous and inferior you feel/are
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When did i say you have to be exceptional? This is your problem, if you ever actually put in any decent amount of effort to skating, the thing y'all claim to love you would realize learning bs lips, flip in ledge tricks and a nice switch flip isn't exceptional at all.

Your logic here is pathetic and it shows that education means nothing when it comes to your intelligence. First off anyone can go to school for 4 years as literally all it takes it showing up, skating for 4 years requires showing up AND dealing with 4 years worth of falls and injuries. Skateboarding is learned by yourself, give a new skater the exact advice on how to tre flip and it won't help him at all as he has to learn it himself, on the other hand give a student a formula and he can instantly put it to use by himself. There are also no cheat codes in skateboarding, if you can't do something you can't do it, you can't just copy the work or look it up on google and instantly have the trick like with education. Also to finish it off, i've never said anyone has to master skateboarding to state their opinion or have it matter, just have a decent bag of tricks so your talking from experience, aka in your school terms you should have at least passed grade 6 english class before you start talking shit on someone who's graduated high school.
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You’re just jealous (and also clearly have no idea what higher education involved)
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That's funny considering i graduated from university, sounds like you are just jealous i didn't let that stop me from getting good at skating.
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Ah so you are from England or some current/former commonwealth country.  Understandable why you’re jealous of my American graduate degree as you’re clearly not Oxbridge material
sounds like someone's mom told them their are no universities in america cause he could only afford community college or something.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Tommy G on September 21, 2020, 01:25:11 PM
You're a skateboarder when your family tells you you're too old for it and just give that sigh
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Stu Pickles on September 21, 2020, 01:27:26 PM
hey slaprhaters if youre so smart if i put a fleshlight in my ass and get my boy to fuck it, is that gay or just two straight guys having fun?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Ms. Tamzarian on September 21, 2020, 01:31:00 PM
hey slaprhaters if youre so smart if i put a fleshlight in my ass and get my boy to fuck it, is that gay or just two straight guys having fun?

Swing and a miss
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ndsr on September 21, 2020, 01:32:53 PM
hey slaprhaters if youre so smart if i put a fleshlight in my ass and get my boy to fuck it, is that gay or just two straight guys having fun?
I asked Brian Patch and Neil Hendrix at skate camp and they said no homo
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 01:40:31 PM
hey slaprhaters if youre so smart if i put a fleshlight in my ass and get my boy to fuck it, is that gay or just two straight guys having fun?
If i was in charge people would be given the death penalty for even thinking about doing such things.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Abyss1 on September 21, 2020, 01:45:33 PM
When you got 99 set ups and you don’t ride one.

lol

In the 90s it was the scuffs on your shoes, I pretty much still look at peoples shoe scuffs if they carry a skate.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Atiba Applebum on September 21, 2020, 01:49:45 PM
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hey slaprhaters if youre so smart if i put a fleshlight in my ass and get my boy to fuck it, is that gay or just two straight guys having fun?
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Swing and a miss

Can we discuss your screen name instead and wonder if that means Skinner is the first/only Armenian in Springfield?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 01:52:03 PM
University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Yonnycage on September 21, 2020, 02:00:16 PM
When you drive past your old elementary/middle school to visit your parents and realize what fuckin sick gaps you could’ve hit there when you were 13 but you’re 26 and it’s socially unacceptable to be found hanging around there at 8/9/10pm
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 02:08:22 PM
University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.

Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 02:20:23 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 02:28:21 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?

how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: os89 on September 21, 2020, 02:32:24 PM
Shut the fuck up and focus. You sound like a bitter bitch.

Boo fucking hoo. Nerd.

I’m sure this is your tenth account and it’s just a matter of time before you focus or get banned because you’re obviously insane and take things waaayyy too seriously.

Seek help. We can see your username just lurking this thread.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: skunty on September 21, 2020, 02:33:31 PM
You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.

I focused a few boards and then bent the feet on my flat bar trying to learn lip slides on flat bars then said fuck that trick forever
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 02:38:20 PM
Shut the fuck up and focus. You sound like a bitter bitch.

Boo fucking hoo. Nerd.

I’m sure this is your tenth account and it’s just a matter of time before you focus or get banned because you’re obviously insane and take things waaayyy too seriously.

Seek help. We can see your username just lurking this thread.

Username: SlapRhaters
Date Registered: May 31, 2014, 11:35:48 AM

Please tell me more about how this is my 10th account, your guys stupidity continues to amaze me. Besides the mods will never ban me, i don't break rules i just speak the truth.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 02:38:49 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: os89 on September 21, 2020, 02:41:56 PM
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Shut the fuck up and focus. You sound like a bitter bitch.

Boo fucking hoo. Nerd.

I’m sure this is your tenth account and it’s just a matter of time before you focus or get banned because you’re obviously insane and take things waaayyy too seriously.

Seek help. We can see your username just lurking this thread.
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Username: SlapRhaters
Date Registered: May 31, 2014, 11:35:48 AM

Please tell me more about how this is my 10th account, your guys stupidity continues to amaze me. Besides the mods will never ban me, i don't break rules i just speak the truth.

Oh yea I forgot It’s totally not possible to have more than one account.  ::)

You sound butthurt. Did someone take your lunch money or what?

Let’s get to the bottom of this. Why is baby sad?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 02:42:02 PM
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You have to have bs lipslides on flatbars, at least one kickflip in ledge trick and atleast one stylish switch flip trick.

It may sound random but if you've never experienced the mental battle of committing to bs lipslides then you aren't a skater.


Basically i don't consider 99% of slap to be skaters which is sad considering my low standards.
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I focused a few boards and then bent the feet on my flat bar trying to learn lip slides on flat bars then said fuck that trick forever

Don't give up bro, go and do that shit tomorrow if not tonight.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 02:44:34 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about? A little like i after e except after c .
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: os89 on September 21, 2020, 02:48:23 PM
Currently, SlapRhaters is frantically trying to figure out how to hide his online status.

We seeeeeeeee you.

Just waiting to school us fools.

Great and proper use of your time.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 02:51:58 PM
Currently, SlapRhaters is frantically trying to figure out how to hide his online status.

We seeeeeeeee you.

Just waiting to school us fools.

Great and proper use of your time.

posting about me twice in a row even though i didn't respond, glad to see i live in your head rent free.
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Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 02:52:33 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: os89 on September 21, 2020, 02:55:17 PM
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Currently, SlapRhaters is frantically trying to figure out how to hide his online status.

We seeeeeeeee you.

Just waiting to school us fools.

Great and proper use of your time.
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posting about me twice in a row even though i didn't respond, glad to see i live in your head rent free.

Scroll up nerd. This whole page is your posts. You trying to tell yourself you’re some big shot, “real skater”.

Have fun!

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Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 03:00:53 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks

Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 03:03:52 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
lol I’m starting to think you’ve never done either one
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.

I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: diogenesofkokomo on September 21, 2020, 03:06:26 PM
I only consider someone a skateboarder if they come on slap to talk about doing blindside tricks.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 03:13:14 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
This is actually a very reasonable take and scaring yourself is part of skating if you want it to be. I think that overcoming fear was pretty cool sometimes and I’m proud of certain times when I did. But I’m not about to become Redbull adrenaline junky or suggest you have to be to be a real skater either. I’m just fucking with slaprhaters because it’s an arbitrary line and I think those are dumb. And he’s getting all mad and it’s funny.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder&#8221
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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This is actually a very reasonable take and scaring yourself is part of skating if you want it to be. I think that overcoming fear was pretty cool sometimes and I’m proud of certain times when I did. But I’m not about to become Redbull adrenaline junky or suggest you have to be to be a real skater either. I’m just fucking with slaprhaters because it’s an arbitrary line and I think those are dumb. And he’s getting all mad and it’s funny.

true it is kinda funny, but its also kinda funny how much hes pissing everyone else off, and since no one acknowledged he had a point i wanted to chime in with support. Plus I really do vibe with his point - reminds me of idiots at the skate park talking to you about tricks they have no clue about and dont actually intend to do what it takes to learn them. I can be that guy sometimes too though to my friends who are much better, but when i think back on those convos i cringe at myself
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder&#
Post by: Atiba Applebum on September 21, 2020, 03:20:09 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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This is actually a very reasonable take and scaring yourself is part of skating if you want it to be. I think that overcoming fear was pretty cool sometimes and I’m proud of certain times when I did. But I’m not about to become Redbull adrenaline junky or suggest you have to be to be a real skater either. I’m just fucking with slaprhaters because it’s an arbitrary line and I think those are dumb. And he’s getting all mad and it’s funny.
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true it is kinda funny, but its also kinda funny how much hes pissing everyone else off, and since no one acknowledged he had a point i wanted to chime in with support. Plus I really do vibe with his point - reminds me of idiots at the skate park talking to you about tricks they have no clue about and dont actually intend to do what it takes to learn them. I can be that guy sometimes too though to my friends who are much better, but when i think back on those convos i cringe at myself

Back in my day hardflips and ollieing a 10 were the benchmarks for not being a poser
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder&#
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 03:32:58 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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This is actually a very reasonable take and scaring yourself is part of skating if you want it to be. I think that overcoming fear was pretty cool sometimes and I’m proud of certain times when I did. But I’m not about to become Redbull adrenaline junky or suggest you have to be to be a real skater either. I’m just fucking with slaprhaters because it’s an arbitrary line and I think those are dumb. And he’s getting all mad and it’s funny.
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true it is kinda funny, but its also kinda funny how much hes pissing everyone else off, and since no one acknowledged he had a point i wanted to chime in with support. Plus I really do vibe with his point - reminds me of idiots at the skate park talking to you about tricks they have no clue about and dont actually intend to do what it takes to learn them. I can be that guy sometimes too though to my friends who are much better, but when i think back on those convos i cringe at myself
I think back in the day everyone was bullshitting because there was no source to go to that would talk you through doing a trick. Now you can go on YouTube and create a plan to figure it out.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Lowcalcium on September 21, 2020, 03:37:02 PM
When you realize Heath skating to the Moody Blues in Sight Unseen might be the greatest artistic achievement ever documented in skateboarding
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder&#
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 03:38:12 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.

My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side and it's a completely legit way of doing it.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: silhouette on September 21, 2020, 03:42:57 PM
I know you guys are playing and all but for what that's worth, I've noticed people have gradually been stopping using blindside as a term for what it was since around the mid naughts (?) to instead start using it interchangeably with the term backside, so all the hair getting pulled in this thread is most likely just a generational thing.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder&#
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 03:54:20 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Hombreezy on September 21, 2020, 04:08:40 PM
Shut the fuck up and focus. You sound like a bitter bitch.

Boo fucking hoo. Nerd.

I’m sure this is your tenth account and it’s just a matter of time before you focus or get banned because you’re obviously insane and take things waaayyy too seriously.

Seek help. We can see your username just lurking this thread.
Quit feeding the troll. This is the same guy who pulls guns and truck smashes kids for spitting at the park. Also the most insecure poster on slap lol
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Deputy Wendell on September 21, 2020, 04:11:27 PM
it is funny to watch Slap spend pages entertaining SlapRhaters' arbitrary list of compulsory skate moves, when we all know that the only TRUE "skateboarders" are those of us who can roll in on vert...

confirmed fact
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboard
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 04:22:14 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
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People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.

Yeah they do but that's after learning and mastering them because doing that greatly increases your chance of getting hung up and eating shit compared to landing straight, a person learning bs lips is landing blind side 99% of the time while during a fs board staying angled decreases your chance of hanging up.

"Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. " with this logic all 180s and all 360s are now blind side, any rotation of any kind on any obstacle is now blind side.

You may 180 that way, I don't and if you watch footage of people doing big 180s you will definitely see them looking forward as they ride away not backwards towards the stairs. I want to put a friendly warning here that the easiest way to hit your head is landing bs 180s looking backwards, especially down drops, look forward stay safe.

Again, if you angle the board completely straight or like a hurricane and go fakie then sure it's blind side but going out fakie isn't what makes it blind side, with that logic bs noseslides to fakie are blind side, bs crook 180s are blind side, basically everything to fakie is now blind side.
 

Of course if you stick on any trick you can eat shit BUT it's a huge difference in bail out ability when it comes to a front board vs bs lip. Hell with a front board you can just stick your front out and slide it one footed if you get scared, with a back lip that is impossible, it's either fully commit or don't commit. Not to mention going over the rail requires more force and that increases the force when you hit the rail increasing your chance of sticking.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: switchfakie on September 21, 2020, 04:30:00 PM
gonz on what makes a skateboarder legit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2D-v96yQ9_8
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Deputy Wendell on September 21, 2020, 04:34:38 PM
gonz on what makes a skateboarder legit
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2D-v96yQ9_8

nah, he was patronizing the kids, if genuinely pressed, he'd say that true skateboarding legitimacy comes with properly executed egg plants

(https://coresites-cdn-adm.imgix.net/sidewalk/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/adidas-Skateboarding-x-Krooked-Gonz-eggplantWEB.jpg)
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ndsr on September 21, 2020, 04:41:21 PM
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Currently, SlapRhaters is frantically trying to figure out how to hide his online status.

We seeeeeeeee you.

Just waiting to school us fools.

Great and proper use of your time.
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posting about me twice in a row even though i didn't respond, glad to see i live in your head rent free.
That’s kid shit, mortgage free is what adults do.  My gramma needs a roommate I own the house and will gladly let you live RENT free.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Lou Strux on September 21, 2020, 04:47:12 PM
@SlapRhaters, to your point about FS boardslides; I’m always (as in ALWAYS) looking over my shoulder to eye an exit, so they’re never actually blindside for me. In that regard, I see what you’re getting at, at least on a personal level.
All the shouting & shaming though...
I take a page from our guy Sizzla’s playbook when it comes to skating, “He who feels it, knows it.”
On the other hand, by that same logic, I still refuse to acknowledge long boarders as skaters, but that’s my own process to work through.
Hypocrisy is a bitch, but I’m sure I don’t have to tell anyone here that.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Sarcasm on September 21, 2020, 04:53:30 PM
When the only people you pay attention to are your homies.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: cucktard on September 21, 2020, 04:55:29 PM
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Shut the fuck up and focus. You sound like a bitter bitch.

Boo fucking hoo. Nerd.

I’m sure this is your tenth account and it’s just a matter of time before you focus or get banned because you’re obviously insane and take things waaayyy too seriously.

Seek help. We can see your username just lurking this thread.
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Username: SlapRhaters
Date Registered: May 31, 2014, 11:35:48 AM

Please tell me more about how this is my 10th account, your guys stupidity continues to amaze me. Besides the mods will never ban me, i don't break rules i just speak the truth.

You take yourself and skateboarding so seriously it’s comedic. You and your arbitrary trick selection, your ‘truth’ that you feel applies to everyone.

Keep kookin’
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 05:00:50 PM
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hey slaprhaters if youre so smart if i put a fleshlight in my ass and get my boy to fuck it, is that gay or just two straight guys having fun?
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If i was in charge people would be given the death penalty for even thinking about doing such things.

^ Just a little reminder that the guy who you’re all arguing with thinks gay people should be put to death. Maybe let that sink in before giving two shits about his absolute garbage theory regarding what makes a true skater.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 05:03:56 PM
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hey slaprhaters if youre so smart if i put a fleshlight in my ass and get my boy to fuck it, is that gay or just two straight guys having fun?
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If i was in charge people would be given the death penalty for even thinking about doing such things.
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^ Just a little reminder that the guy who you’re all arguing with thinks gay people should be put to death. Maybe let that sink in before giving two shits about his absolute garbage theory regarding what makes a true skater.

When did i say that? If you couldn't tell he was literally mocking gay people.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 05:25:02 PM
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hey slaprhaters if youre so smart if i put a fleshlight in my ass and get my boy to fuck it, is that gay or just two straight guys having fun?
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If i was in charge people would be given the death penalty for even thinking about doing such things.
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^ Just a little reminder that the guy who you’re all arguing with thinks gay people should be put to death. Maybe let that sink in before giving two shits about his absolute garbage theory regarding what makes a true skater.
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When did i say that? If you couldn't tell he was literally mocking gay people.

^ It’s right there in the above quoted text - you got really bad short term memory?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “sk
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 05:26:21 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
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People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.
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"Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. " with this logic all 180s and all 360s are now blind side, any rotation of any kind on any obstacle is now blind side.

You may 180 that way, I don't and if you watch footage of people doing big 180s you will definitely see them looking forward as they ride away not backwards towards the stairs. I want to put a friendly warning here that the easiest way to hit your head is landing bs 180s looking backwards, especially down drops, look forward stay safe.
Dude no, first of all yes some part of any 360 is blindside. Front 180s you may look backwards to spot your landing but that’s about it and even then you’re mostly looking forward. Second re bs 180s - that’s not correct. Please don’t try to advise me on my favorite trick.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a &#822
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
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People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.
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"Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. " with this logic all 180s and all 360s are now blind side, any rotation of any kind on any obstacle is now blind side.

You may 180 that way, I don't and if you watch footage of people doing big 180s you will definitely see them looking forward as they ride away not backwards towards the stairs. I want to put a friendly warning here that the easiest way to hit your head is landing bs 180s looking backwards, especially down drops, look forward stay safe.
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Dude no, first of all yes some part of any 360 is blindside. Front 180s you may look backwards to spot your landing but that’s about it and even then you’re mostly looking forward. Second re bs 180s - that’s not correct. Please don’t try to advise me on my favorite trick.

Slaprhaters has clearly never seen McCrank do tricks to fakie while mean mugging the obstacle as he lands and rolls away.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a &
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 05:34:15 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
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People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.
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"Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. " with this logic all 180s and all 360s are now blind side, any rotation of any kind on any obstacle is now blind side.

You may 180 that way, I don't and if you watch footage of people doing big 180s you will definitely see them looking forward as they ride away not backwards towards the stairs. I want to put a friendly warning here that the easiest way to hit your head is landing bs 180s looking backwards, especially down drops, look forward stay safe.
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Dude no, first of all yes some part of any 360 is blindside. Front 180s you may look backwards to spot your landing but that’s about it and even then you’re mostly looking forward. Second re bs 180s - that’s not correct. Please don’t try to advise me on my favorite trick.
Dude yes, with your logic all 360s and 180s are blindside, i explained my logic if you can't come up with anything other then dude no then it's over with.

Sorry if it's your favourite trick but landing looking backwards is not the way to do it. look up videos of how to do bs 180s and you'll see, frankly it's dangerous and if you had that habit on anything more then flat ground you would likely have given yourself a concussion by now.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a &
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 05:38:07 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
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People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.
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"Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. " with this logic all 180s and all 360s are now blind side, any rotation of any kind on any obstacle is now blind side.

You may 180 that way, I don't and if you watch footage of people doing big 180s you will definitely see them looking forward as they ride away not backwards towards the stairs. I want to put a friendly warning here that the easiest way to hit your head is landing bs 180s looking backwards, especially down drops, look forward stay safe.
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Dude no, first of all yes some part of any 360 is blindside. Front 180s you may look backwards to spot your landing but that’s about it and even then you’re mostly looking forward. Second re bs 180s - that’s not correct. Please don’t try to advise me on my favorite trick.
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Slaprhaters has clearly never seen McCrank do tricks to fakie while mean mugging the obstacle as he lands and rolls away.
Right? That’s half the fun!
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: JANUS on September 21, 2020, 05:39:33 PM
In his own way, I think SlapRhaters wants to push us to live our best lives, and he’s therefore a good homie and may deserve tuckings in.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a &
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 05:47:10 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
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People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.
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"Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. " with this logic all 180s and all 360s are now blind side, any rotation of any kind on any obstacle is now blind side.

You may 180 that way, I don't and if you watch footage of people doing big 180s you will definitely see them looking forward as they ride away not backwards towards the stairs. I want to put a friendly warning here that the easiest way to hit your head is landing bs 180s looking backwards, especially down drops, look forward stay safe.
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Dude no, first of all yes some part of any 360 is blindside. Front 180s you may look backwards to spot your landing but that’s about it and even then you’re mostly looking forward. Second re bs 180s - that’s not correct. Please don’t try to advise me on my favorite trick.
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Slaprhaters has clearly never seen McCrank do tricks to fakie while mean mugging the obstacle as he lands and rolls away.
https://youtu.be/iglRwxXXYGQ

In the first minute he does a fs 180 lands looking forward, then he does a nollie bs 180 lands looking forward, then at 1:00 he does another fs 180 landing looking forward and then at 1:15 he does a BS 180 landing looking forward.

Nice try.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a &
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 05:51:54 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
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People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.
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"Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. " with this logic all 180s and all 360s are now blind side, any rotation of any kind on any obstacle is now blind side.

You may 180 that way, I don't and if you watch footage of people doing big 180s you will definitely see them looking forward as they ride away not backwards towards the stairs. I want to put a friendly warning here that the easiest way to hit your head is landing bs 180s looking backwards, especially down drops, look forward stay safe.
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Dude no, first of all yes some part of any 360 is blindside. Front 180s you may look backwards to spot your landing but that’s about it and even then you’re mostly looking forward. Second re bs 180s - that’s not correct. Please don’t try to advise me on my favorite trick.
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Slaprhaters has clearly never seen McCrank do tricks to fakie while mean mugging the obstacle as he lands and rolls away.
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https://youtu.be/iglRwxXXYGQ

In the first minute he does a fs 180 lands looking forward, then he does a nollie bs 180 lands looking forward, then at 1:00 he does another fs 180 landing looking forward and then at 1:15 he does a BS 180 landing looking forward.

Nice try.

The fact that you didn’t immediately know what clips I was referring to, while the other poster did, makes it pretty clear who’s ‘more of a skater’.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a &
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 06:02:45 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
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People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.
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"Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. " with this logic all 180s and all 360s are now blind side, any rotation of any kind on any obstacle is now blind side.

You may 180 that way, I don't and if you watch footage of people doing big 180s you will definitely see them looking forward as they ride away not backwards towards the stairs. I want to put a friendly warning here that the easiest way to hit your head is landing bs 180s looking backwards, especially down drops, look forward stay safe.
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Dude no, first of all yes some part of any 360 is blindside. Front 180s you may look backwards to spot your landing but that’s about it and even then you’re mostly looking forward. Second re bs 180s - that’s not correct. Please don’t try to advise me on my favorite trick.
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Slaprhaters has clearly never seen McCrank do tricks to fakie while mean mugging the obstacle as he lands and rolls away.
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https://youtu.be/iglRwxXXYGQ

In the first minute he does a fs 180 lands looking forward, then he does a nollie bs 180 lands looking forward, then at 1:00 he does another fs 180 landing looking forward and then at 1:15 he does a BS 180 landing looking forward.

Nice try.
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The fact that you didn’t immediately know what clips I was referring to, while the other poster did, makes it pretty clear who’s ‘more of a skater’.
Welcome to slap where sitting on your ass watching videos makes you more of a skater then you know actually skateboarding??


Anyways who says i don't know? i'm just too busy proving buddy wrong and trying to prevent him from cracking his head to worry about joking around.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 06:09:07 PM
In his own way, I think SlapRhaters wants to push us to live our best lives, and he’s therefore a good homie and may deserve tuckings in.

This is one hundred percent true, if your a local in my area and i've seen you putting in real work to become a shredder i will literally help anyway i can.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 21, 2020, 06:10:51 PM
Buddy that’s not how you crack your head on bs 180s. You crack it by under-rotating or not going high or far enough. No one listen to this guy he doesn’t know.
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Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 06:19:14 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
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People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.
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"Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. " with this logic all 180s and all 360s are now blind side, any rotation of any kind on any obstacle is now blind side.

You may 180 that way, I don't and if you watch footage of people doing big 180s you will definitely see them looking forward as they ride away not backwards towards the stairs. I want to put a friendly warning here that the easiest way to hit your head is landing bs 180s looking backwards, especially down drops, look forward stay safe.
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Dude no, first of all yes some part of any 360 is blindside. Front 180s you may look backwards to spot your landing but that’s about it and even then you’re mostly looking forward. Second re bs 180s - that’s not correct. Please don’t try to advise me on my favorite trick.
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Slaprhaters has clearly never seen McCrank do tricks to fakie while mean mugging the obstacle as he lands and rolls away.
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https://youtu.be/iglRwxXXYGQ

In the first minute he does a fs 180 lands looking forward, then he does a nollie bs 180 lands looking forward, then at 1:00 he does another fs 180 landing looking forward and then at 1:15 he does a BS 180 landing looking forward.

Nice try.
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The fact that you didn’t immediately know what clips I was referring to, while the other poster did, makes it pretty clear who’s ‘more of a skater’.
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Welcome to slap where sitting on your ass watching videos makes you more of a skater then you know actually skateboarding??


Anyways who says i don't know? i'm just too busy proving buddy wrong and trying to prevent him from cracking his head to worry about joking around.

Well you shared the wrong clip so that leads me to believe you definitely didn't know what clips I was referring to.

Not sure what you think you proved, but aside from a couple people saying they see what you're 'trying' to say, no one agrees with you so that should be a little sign of how legitimate your theory is.

Again - SlapRhaters said in no uncertain terms that he thinks homosexuality is cause for the death penalty, so why are we listening to anything he says? Would you ever keep taking to a person in real life who says any of the shit he's said? Of course not. You'd laugh in his face for the stupid skate theories with everyone else within earshot, and beat his ass if he said something so incredibly homophobic.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 06:28:32 PM
Also - "Welcome to slap where sitting on your ass watching videos makes you more of a skater then you know actually skateboarding??"...

https://vimeo.com/434993421 (https://vimeo.com/434993421)

^That was one day and it was easy. Your move, poser.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 06:29:08 PM
Buddy that’s not how you crack your head on bs 180s. You crack it by under-rotating or not going high or far enough. No one listen to this guy he doesn’t know.

You wreak of inexperience. The times where you know you haven't rotated enough or cleared the gap are the ones you have time to adjust for as you bail. It's the ones where you think you've done everything right and then stop out of nowhere where the damage gets done.
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Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 06:30:49 PM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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My problem with calling those tricks blind side is that they are only blind side if you do them in a weird way and it's a slippery slope because technically you can turn any trick into a blind side if you do it weird enough.

Also depends on your definition of blind. To me it's can only be blind if your getting into a grind blind or landing blind, if your blind for a second in the air like a 180 but you land looking forward it's not blind, why? Because if you use the blind in the air for a second as  the requirement that means that every single 360 is now a blind trick even though you land straight  looking forward..

With the fs board, Sure if you want you can get into one and angle completely straight or even more like a hurricane where it is super blind side but that's not textbook, most people who front board will never fully straighten their board resulting in never being blind side.

Now same with 180s, if you aren't good at them and you land your 180s in a weird fakie position looking backwards fine technically it could be blind side BUT if you do a proper 180 you are landing bolts looking forward.

If you consider them blind side then anything can be, what's stopping some weird fuck from doing a kickflip  but landing in a nollie position looking backwards? that's blind as fuck, doesn't mean kickflips are a blind trick.
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People do back lips that aren’t fully perpendicular to the bar too though. Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. I back 180 and end looking at my my front foot, ie looking backwards all the time. I’ve been doing them like 30 years and this is the first I’ve heard of that not being proper. Frankly I don’t know if I’ve seen anyone not do it that way and I am being serious. Front boards that go to fakie also are blindside- from the time I get on until after the trick is over I am looking backwards.

I get it - back lips are hard and the commitment is a bit bigger because you have to ollie over the rail. But if you stick on any of these tricks you’re still falling right on you ass which I think is what makes them scary.
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"Blindside to me means you spend some amount of time not able to looking at the obstacle or your landing. " with this logic all 180s and all 360s are now blind side, any rotation of any kind on any obstacle is now blind side.

You may 180 that way, I don't and if you watch footage of people doing big 180s you will definitely see them looking forward as they ride away not backwards towards the stairs. I want to put a friendly warning here that the easiest way to hit your head is landing bs 180s looking backwards, especially down drops, look forward stay safe.
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Dude no, first of all yes some part of any 360 is blindside. Front 180s you may look backwards to spot your landing but that’s about it and even then you’re mostly looking forward. Second re bs 180s - that’s not correct. Please don’t try to advise me on my favorite trick.
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Slaprhaters has clearly never seen McCrank do tricks to fakie while mean mugging the obstacle as he lands and rolls away.
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https://youtu.be/iglRwxXXYGQ

In the first minute he does a fs 180 lands looking forward, then he does a nollie bs 180 lands looking forward, then at 1:00 he does another fs 180 landing looking forward and then at 1:15 he does a BS 180 landing looking forward.

Nice try.
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The fact that you didn’t immediately know what clips I was referring to, while the other poster did, makes it pretty clear who’s ‘more of a skater’.
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Welcome to slap where sitting on your ass watching videos makes you more of a skater then you know actually skateboarding??


Anyways who says i don't know? i'm just too busy proving buddy wrong and trying to prevent him from cracking his head to worry about joking around.
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Well you shared the wrong clip so that leads me to believe you definitely didn't know what clips I was referring to.

Not sure what you think you proved, but aside from a couple people saying they see what you're 'trying' to say, no one agrees with you so that should be a little sign of how legitimate your theory is.

Again - SlapRhaters said in no uncertain terms that he thinks homosexuality is cause for the death penalty, so why are we listening to anything he says? Would you ever keep taking to a person in real life who says any of the shit he's said? Of course not. You'd laugh in his face for the stupid skate theories with everyone else within earshot, and beat his ass if he said something so incredibly homophobic.
I'm not homophobic at all, more chicks for me but what i will not stand is people mocking people because of who they are attracted to.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 06:34:52 PM
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hey slaprhaters if youre so smart if i put a fleshlight in my ass and get my boy to fuck it, is that gay or just two straight guys having fun?
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If i was in charge people would be given the death penalty for even thinking about doing such things.


Let's repost this lovely quote of yours, shall we? I agree the original comment was wack, but your was much, much, much worse. Given your post history no one is going to think you're being sarcastic.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 06:35:39 PM
Also - "Welcome to slap where sitting on your ass watching videos makes you more of a skater then you know actually skateboarding??"...

https://vimeo.com/434993421 (https://vimeo.com/434993421)

^That was one day and it was easy. Your move, poser.

Nice vid but i can't help but notice you look forward as you ride away instead of backwards so why are you on my back when you do what i say is suppose to be done?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SneakySecrets on September 21, 2020, 06:43:11 PM
Bet I can guess SlapRH8ers favorite movie...

(https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51pJ7oCHZCL.jpg)
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 06:43:35 PM
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Also - "Welcome to slap where sitting on your ass watching videos makes you more of a skater then you know actually skateboarding??"...

https://vimeo.com/434993421 (https://vimeo.com/434993421)

^That was one day and it was easy. Your move, poser.
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Nice vid but i can't help but notice you look forward as you ride away instead of backwards so why are you on my back when you do what i say is suppose to be done?

Because you're arguing semantics of trick descriptions like your point of view is fact and all of skateboarding has to change how we refer to tricks because... *checks notes... SlapRHaters says none of us are real skaters unless we can back lip a flat bar, flip into slides and grinds, and... shit, I forgot the other one because it was just bullshit that wasn't worth remembering. 

Also - you're wrong. I turn and look the way I'm going if I feel like it.

(https://i.imgur.com/addQpMV.png)

By your logic, all skaters who aren't that good don't get to identify as skateboarders. All the guys I grew up with who lived and breathed skateboarding, but also happened to suck at it, none of them were skaters, huh? I DARE you to test your asinine theory out in the real world - go to a park, gather up a few folks, give em the requirements, and then if they don't meet them make sure you walk right up to them and tell them to their face "You're not a skateboarder, sorry.". Lol. You realize there's scores of legitimate pros who couldn't meet your standard, right?

I've been skating over 30 years, taught skate lessons/camps since the 90's, been the sponsored am, helped run brands, made lots of videos, wrote for magazines... I'm telling you honestly your whole idea that a trick list should determine who is a real skater is flawed at it's very core. The sheer arrogance and snobbery of that sentiment has no place in skateboarding. It's people like you who make so many others feel unwelcome in skateboarding with your gatekeeping nonsense that's completely ego driven.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 07:05:09 PM
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Also - "Welcome to slap where sitting on your ass watching videos makes you more of a skater then you know actually skateboarding??"...

https://vimeo.com/434993421 (https://vimeo.com/434993421)

^That was one day and it was easy. Your move, poser.
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Nice vid but i can't help but notice you look forward as you ride away instead of backwards so why are you on my back when you do what i say is suppose to be done?
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Because you're arguing semantics of trick descriptions like your point of view is fact and all of skateboarding has to change how we refer to tricks because... *checks notes... SlapRHaters says none of us are real skaters unless we can back lip a flat bar, flip into slides and grinds, and... shit, I forgot the other one because it was just bullshit that wasn't worth remembering. 

Also - you're wrong. I turn and look the way I'm going if I feel like it.

(https://i.imgur.com/addQpMV.png)

This was a nose grind 180, that you didn't pop out so you had to pivot to finish the rotation hence why you were looking backwards. It wasn't a choice more of a  necessity thats only possible off 1 foot high ledges.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 07:13:37 PM
You know what? Tell yourself whatever you want about how a person's body is facing during a trick, I'm not even sure what your whole point is there anyway. The trick name isn't in dispute. You just seem to be convinced that people always look the direction their skateboard is moving, when in reality most people look DOWN when doing tricks. You know, where your feet and board are. Haha. My man, it's in the shoulders, not where your head is looking.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Vomit Lust on September 21, 2020, 07:17:32 PM
Interrupting this bullshit to say I really like the fixed-angle-but-still-tracking shots like on that manny pad and wood box ledge. I’m old and lame and so are my friends so I don’t film. So maybe that shit is easy to do, but it’s pretty dope to me. I wish I still looked that good on a skateboard. I’m only a little older than you but I don’t got it like that anymore. Keep it up.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 07:22:16 PM
Interrupting this bullshit to say I really like the fixed-angle-but-still-tracking shots like on that manny pad and wood box ledge. I’m old and lame and so are my friends so I don’t film. So maybe that shit is easy to do, but it’s pretty dope to me. I wish I still looked that good on a skateboard. I’m only a little older than you but I don’t got it like that anymore. Keep it up.

Ha! Thanks!

So, to do that you just film in regular HD (16:9) aspect ratio, but import it into a 4:3 timeline to edit. Then you have room to pan from side to side in post, and if you're like me you don't need skating to be HD anyway so I crop in a bit sometimes and add zooms too. When mixed with SD footage it looks great, almost like dolly shots. ^That edit was actually the sloppiest I've ever done it - I usually do it so you don't see the start or stop of the pan.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Madam, I'm Adam on September 21, 2020, 07:29:35 PM
Back in high school, a kid derided me for not having scratches on my board’s tail. Asked me in a snotty voice, “Do you even skate?” I guess he thought I needed to be able to do tailslides to be a skateboarder. Even though I had scratches on my nose and wheelbase and my tail was razor sharp. I also never saw this kid with a board the whole time at school, he just hung around skateboarders. Reminds me of what I’ve been reading in this thread.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Ms. Tamzarian on September 21, 2020, 07:30:21 PM
Nice vid but i can't help but notice you look forward as you ride away instead of backwards so why are you on my back when you do what i say is suppose to be done?

Because every time your argument dissolves you pick some other tenuous point to make.

If you're truly looking for likeminded skaters, you're never going to find it. No one is gonna agree with you 100% of the time; especially when you're unfriendly, your ideas are shifty and you insist on being aggressive.

You say you want:

well thought out and educated conversations with each other.

But you approach it like a dick, and when people point out the obvious such as:

Shit, my homey; I was considering myself a skateboarder before any of those tricks (lipslides, flip-in ledge maneuvers) were invented

you get even more unfriendly. If you're looking for the things you claim to be looking for, you've blown your shot a few times over. If you really hate this place so much, please leave.

Glurmpz, that video owns 8)
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SneakySecrets on September 21, 2020, 07:38:15 PM
If you’ve never used a hollow truck axle to smoke a bowl behind a dumpster, you’re a fucking poser.  Case closed.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 07:49:37 PM

Glurmpz, that video owns 8)

Thanks! I get some small satisfaction knowing that there's a bunch of tricks in there I rolled away from while breaking SlapRHaters' rules. Hell, no flip-ins or a back lip on a flatbar in there so technically I'm not even a skater.  ;D
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 07:55:35 PM
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Nice vid but i can't help but notice you look forward as you ride away instead of backwards so why are you on my back when you do what i say is suppose to be done?
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Because every time your argument dissolves you pick some other tenuous point to make.

If you're truly looking for likeminded skaters, you're never going to find it. No one is gonna agree with you 100% of the time; especially when you're unfriendly, your ideas are shifty and you insist on being aggressive.

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But you approach it like a dick, and when people point out the obvious such as:

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Shit, my homey; I was considering myself a skateboarder before any of those tricks (lipslides, flip-in ledge maneuvers) were invented
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you get even more unfriendly. If you're looking for the things you claim to be looking for, you've blown your shot a few times over. If you really hate this place so much, please leave.

Glurmpz, that video owns 8)

that was in 2014 when i was looking for likeminded skaters here, i've sense changed my mission.

Also i'm fine with people disagreeing, but you better have bs lips, a flip in grind and a nice looking switch flip trick first.

Oh and name one single time my point dissolved.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Stu Pickles on September 21, 2020, 08:02:27 PM
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Nice vid but i can't help but notice you look forward as you ride away instead of backwards so why are you on my back when you do what i say is suppose to be done?
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Because every time your argument dissolves you pick some other tenuous point to make.

If you're truly looking for likeminded skaters, you're never going to find it. No one is gonna agree with you 100% of the time; especially when you're unfriendly, your ideas are shifty and you insist on being aggressive.

You say you want:

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But you approach it like a dick, and when people point out the obvious such as:

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Shit, my homey; I was considering myself a skateboarder before any of those tricks (lipslides, flip-in ledge maneuvers) were invented
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you get even more unfriendly. If you're looking for the things you claim to be looking for, you've blown your shot a few times over. If you really hate this place so much, please leave.

Glurmpz, that video owns 8)
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that was in 2014 when i was looking for likeminded skaters here, i've sense changed my mission.

Also i'm fine with people disagreeing, but you better have bs lips, a flip in grind and a nice looking switch flip trick first.

Oh and name one single time my point dissolved.

does sw shuvs and bigspins count? thats all my sorry ass has. need to know if i can keep "skater" on my tinder bio
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 08:05:24 PM
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Nice vid but i can't help but notice you look forward as you ride away instead of backwards so why are you on my back when you do what i say is suppose to be done?
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Because every time your argument dissolves you pick some other tenuous point to make.

If you're truly looking for likeminded skaters, you're never going to find it. No one is gonna agree with you 100% of the time; especially when you're unfriendly, your ideas are shifty and you insist on being aggressive.

You say you want:

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But you approach it like a dick, and when people point out the obvious such as:

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Shit, my homey; I was considering myself a skateboarder before any of those tricks (lipslides, flip-in ledge maneuvers) were invented
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you get even more unfriendly. If you're looking for the things you claim to be looking for, you've blown your shot a few times over. If you really hate this place so much, please leave.

Glurmpz, that video owns 8)
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that was in 2014 when i was looking for likeminded skaters here, i've sense changed my mission.

Also i'm fine with people disagreeing, but you better have bs lips, a flip in grind and a nice looking switch flip trick first.

Oh and name one single time my point dissolved.
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does sw shuvs and bigspins count? thats all my sorry ass has. need to know if i can keep "skater" on my tinder bio

Is the switch big fully spun or are you pivoting it? If it's a proper switch big i'll take it. Do you have the bs lip? and what is your flip in trick?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 08:09:33 PM
I will tell you from experience that a dope controlled pivot on frontside bigspins, either way, feels, and dare I say looks, better. If you place the back wheels down just past the 270 point and pivot it with control it's fucking G. Sometimes I do a full 180 pivot for fun. Fuck your rules.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: loosenuts on September 21, 2020, 08:12:18 PM
for us non skaters i think a demonstration of those tricks are required so we can study and achieve skater status as well
obviously we need a real skater to show us
so considering you're the only one here, SlapRhaters please show us longboarders how its done
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: os89 on September 21, 2020, 08:14:43 PM
Ok, look I’m kooking anyone, who isn’t a pal, that responds to this dipshit from here on out.


Give baby a bottle and let him nap.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 08:18:48 PM
Ok, look I’m kooking anyone, who isn’t a pal, that responds to this dipshit from here on out.


Give baby a bottle and let him nap.

yeah lol idk why he thinks anyone cares that he can bigspin both ways or posting his video trying to flex on us, this is a place to talk about skating not be an elitist.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: os89 on September 21, 2020, 08:22:05 PM
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Ok, look I’m kooking anyone, who isn’t a pal, that responds to this dipshit from here on out.


Give baby a bottle and let him nap.
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yeah lol idk why he thinks anyone cares that he can bigspin both ways or posting his video trying to flex on us, this is a place to talk about skating not be an elitist.

You are the baby you fuckface.

You really aren’t that smart huh?

Go to sleep.

It does a baby good.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 21, 2020, 08:29:58 PM
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Ok, look I’m kooking anyone, who isn’t a pal, that responds to this dipshit from here on out.


Give baby a bottle and let him nap.
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yeah lol idk why he thinks anyone cares that he can bigspin both ways or posting his video trying to flex on us, this is a place to talk about skating not be an elitist.

I know you're just a troll but your whole argument is that skaters have to be able to do certain things or they're not actually allowed to call themselves skaters, so I shared my shit and mentioned the bigspins to show that I do not fit into your rule system, and there's no way in hell you're telling me I'm not a skateboarder. The other point was to keep driving home that lots of us are NOT anonymous on here and share our skating, while you only claim to skate, which is seeming less and less likely.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SlapRhaters on September 21, 2020, 08:30:29 PM
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Ok, look I’m kooking anyone, who isn’t a pal, that responds to this dipshit from here on out.


Give baby a bottle and let him nap.
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yeah lol idk why he thinks anyone cares that he can bigspin both ways or posting his video trying to flex on us, this is a place to talk about skating not be an elitist.
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You are the baby you fuckface.

You really aren’t that smart huh?

Go to sleep.

It does a baby good.
Time to kook yourself, can i count you while i go to sleep my lil sheep?
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: os89 on September 21, 2020, 08:37:30 PM
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Ok, look I’m kooking anyone, who isn’t a pal, that responds to this dipshit from here on out.


Give baby a bottle and let him nap.
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yeah lol idk why he thinks anyone cares that he can bigspin both ways or posting his video trying to flex on us, this is a place to talk about skating not be an elitist.
[close]

You are the baby you fuckface.

You really aren’t that smart huh?

Go to sleep.

It does a baby good.
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Time to kook yourself, can i count you while i go to sleep my lil sheep?

Bitch you really can’t even read, yet you expect us to believe you can skate.

Sweet dreams.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: TreBombMartin on September 21, 2020, 08:56:17 PM
After they purify themselves in Lake Minnetonka
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Featherdale wildlife park on September 22, 2020, 06:53:22 AM
When you haven’t finished eating shit last time. Still haven’t hit the ground proper yet but you’re already pissed off telling yourself “you got it next time cunt”
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: skunty on September 22, 2020, 07:00:36 AM
Ok, look I’m kooking anyone, who isn’t a pal, that responds to this dipshit from here on out.


Give baby a bottle and let him nap.

slightly off topic - but as you can see I'm new here. how does kooking and gnaring work? im guessing its tied into the rep number? confused newbie couldnt find it on the home page
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Featherdale wildlife park on September 22, 2020, 07:32:09 AM
I dunno depends how many bananas it takes to change a light bulb
Or how long a piece of string

A piece of string tries to the the joint on his shit shoes
Bouncer says “ain’t no pice o ‘ string  Come in this joint like that shit shoe fool”
So the price of string goes around the corner and puts his jacket on backwards, messes up his hair I good bit. Goes back to the club 😁
“Hey you’re that not of string from before!!! 😡 you can’t come in!!!!”
He replies - oh no!? I’m a frayed knot! You’ve got me confused with someone else!
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: CannerSpaghetti on September 22, 2020, 08:42:57 AM
I dunno depends how many bananas it takes to change a light bulb
Or how long a piece of string

A piece of string tries to the the joint on his shit shoes
Bouncer says “ain’t no pice o ‘ string  Come in this joint like that shit shoe fool”
So the price of string goes around the corner and puts his jacket on backwards, messes up his hair I good bit. Goes back to the club 😁
“Hey you’re that not of string from before!!! 😡 you can’t come in!!!!”
He replies - oh no!? I’m a frayed knot! You’ve got me confused with someone else!

Likewise
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: SatanicPanic on September 22, 2020, 09:23:24 AM
Also - "Welcome to slap where sitting on your ass watching videos makes you more of a skater then you know actually skateboarding??"...

https://vimeo.com/434993421 (https://vimeo.com/434993421)

^That was one day and it was easy. Your move, poser.
Damn dude that was sick. I wish I had your skills. I don’t think the world needs to see my version of the Tired videos but if I get something next time I’ll post
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Baswell Cerry on September 22, 2020, 09:27:53 AM
Anyone who practices solo without filming themselves is a skater in my book
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: layzieyez on September 22, 2020, 09:31:03 AM
Also - "Welcome to slap where sitting on your ass watching videos makes you more of a skater then you know actually skateboarding??"...

https://vimeo.com/434993421 (https://vimeo.com/434993421)

^That was one day and it was easy. Your move, poser.
Too niiice. Skateboarding/strip show as the moves got more intense.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: JANUS on September 22, 2020, 10:01:29 AM
For real, your vid was very enjoyable, Glurmpz. I wish more arguments were settled with skate clips.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: heckler on September 22, 2020, 10:13:34 AM
For real, your vid was very enjoyable, Glurmpz. I wish more arguments were settled with skate clips.
I'm not reading seven pages of what I've heard is a dumpster fire of a thread, but wouldn't this create a faux-hierarchy of sorts where people just post good footage to win their arguments, no matter how "bad" their opinions or positions actually are? Aren't people who are "bad" skateboarders still entitled to have opinions?

Good work, Glurmpz.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Deputy Wendell on September 22, 2020, 10:36:03 AM
that is measured wholly in blood and broken bones and Slayer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7cWi41XGCM

i'm reluctant to quote my own comment here, but upon further reflection felt compelled to come back in and say that i'm only half joking about the blood and broken bones part above...in all honesty, seeing it through injuries--especially those when you don't have health insurance, those that make it so you can not show up to work, have you laid up for a minute, etc.--is an absolute necessity, right? having to see it through your first serious injury is a pivotal point in any skateboarder's life as a skater...

i'm of course dead serious about the Slayer part, which goes without saying...
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder&#
Post by: Brguy on September 22, 2020, 10:43:24 AM
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University graduate there apparently learned back lips before front boards and back 180s, because back lips are the first blindside tricks you have to commit to. Very impressive. And before the age of 12. Very very impressive.
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Here goes slap again, you literally have no idea what your talking about, a fs board means FRONT SIDE as in literally FACING the rail as you watch your FRONT foot go over the rail, it also doesn't apply to 180s because if you do a proper 180 you will rotate enough to be facing forward again by the time you land. A back lipslide however requires coming from the BACK SIDE with your BACK foot going over the rail.

Nice try slap has proven to be regular again.
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Lol wut. Do you not end a back lip looking forward? What kind of weird ass back lip are you doing?
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how can you be so confident in something you know nothing about? Blind side is about how you get INTO a trick and has nothing to do with how you get out, with your logic even a bs board to fakie is now blind side, thanks for the laugh.
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Sir this is word salad and you’re now openly contradicting yourself
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No i'm not, you just don't understand, You get into bs lipslides, you don't get "into" bs 180s. Again how are you so confident about something you know nothing about?
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Mister you said commit to blindside- do you do back 180s without committing to them? You have an interesting way of doing tricks
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Again bs 180s aren't blind side so your point doesn't make any sense.
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I feel like I'm the only one reading this who is on your side, and I don't even meet your standards to be called a skater, but BS 180 and FS boardslide are blind side, they are just really easy blind side tricks with minimal risk. BS lipslide is kinda an arbitrary marker, but I get what you're saying about needing to cross some threshold of scaring the shit out of yourself and powering through it to have the heart of a skater. Ultimately only a poser would get mad if someone labels them not a skater, which is really why I love your presence in this thread.
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This is actually a very reasonable take and scaring yourself is part of skating if you want it to be. I think that overcoming fear was pretty cool sometimes and I’m proud of certain times when I did. But I’m not about to become Redbull adrenaline junky or suggest you have to be to be a real skater either. I’m just fucking with slaprhaters because it’s an arbitrary line and I think those are dumb. And he’s getting all mad and it’s funny.
Nope, you'll get scared of something whether you want it or not. Want to jump some stairs? Will get scared. Hard ledge trick? Scared. Going down a steeper hill or just super fast anywhere? Scared. Flatground that spins in unpredictable ways(until you learn it, of course)? Scared. You'll overcome fear in skateboarding, doesn't matter if you're trying death defying tricks or just having fun.

And on a side note, 1 second in the air is a shit ton of blind side when you're skating something just a little bit bigger. Doing 360s on stairs is a shitshow for example, you can easily lose track of where you or the skateboard are and just go off spinning like a person in the air.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Glurmpz on September 22, 2020, 10:52:51 AM
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For real, your vid was very enjoyable, Glurmpz. I wish more arguments were settled with skate clips.
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I'm not reading seven pages of what I've heard is a dumpster fire of a thread, but wouldn't this create a faux-hierarchy of sorts where people just post good footage to win their arguments, no matter how "bad" their opinions or positions actually are? Aren't people who are "bad" skateboarders still entitled to have opinions?


^I agree. The reason I shared my clip was to point out to the troll poster that I break his rules for what makes a 'real skateboarder', but clearly I am very much a skateboarder. And, he was insinuating that most of us suck so it was also to counter that point. I'm not great, but I'm not some poser who's all talk on a message board. **cough cough... SlapRHaters... cough cough**

It's not that we don't get what his point is, in general - he's trying to say you have to be skilled enough at something to give an accurate opinion on it. And sure, I will trust someone's advice who's done kickflip back tails over someone who hasn't (if I'm trying that trick)... but he's taking it too far and saying that to have an opinion on ANY skating, you have to be able to do _____, ____ and _____. Nonsense, obviously. I can still listen to a friend's advice on what I'm doing wrong with my kickflip back tails, even if he can't do them - people can make legitimate observations based on their experience with skateboarding.

Anonymous message board trolls are the last people who have any foot to stand on with the gatekeeping BS.

Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Deputy Wendell on September 22, 2020, 10:59:10 AM
blindside son

(https://i.makeagif.com/media/9-22-2020/hwx5iA.gif) (https://www.slapmagazine.com/gif/antihero-destination-unknown-2014-hwx5iA)
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Mr. Stinky on September 22, 2020, 11:26:30 AM
This thread is like turning a corner to find a guy jacking off and a bunch of people yelling about his shitty technique instead of just crossing the street and ignoring him.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Lowcalcium on September 22, 2020, 12:22:35 PM
it is funny to watch Slap spend pages entertaining SlapRhaters' arbitrary list of compulsory skate moves, when we all know that the only TRUE "skateboarders" are those of us who can roll in on vert...

confirmed fact

Phelps just take a chill pill for a second. Just because someone can't roll into the Widowmaker doesn't mean the universe will collaspe and colours won't exist anymore.

Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ok boomer on September 22, 2020, 12:27:17 PM
only once they've pulled a 5:35-6:20 of this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwzWBX7diS4
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Deputy Wendell on September 22, 2020, 05:29:34 PM
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it is funny to watch Slap spend pages entertaining SlapRhaters' arbitrary list of compulsory skate moves, when we all know that the only TRUE "skateboarders" are those of us who can roll in on vert...

confirmed fact
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Phelps just take a chill pill for a second. Just because someone can't roll into the Widowmaker doesn't mean the universe will collaspe and colours won't exist anymore.

hah, you got me son

and continuing on with the fascinating conversation above regarding blindside craze, i offer exhibit #2 via one Peter Hewitt

(https://i.makeagif.com/media/9-23-2020/xI5_Jp.gif) (https://www.slapmagazine.com/gif/antihero-destination-unknown-2014-xI5_Jp)

or maybe, just another excuse to bring a little more Peter Hewitt into everybody's lives...you're welcome
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Lou Strux on September 22, 2020, 05:34:26 PM
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it is funny to watch Slap spend pages entertaining SlapRhaters' arbitrary list of compulsory skate moves, when we all know that the only TRUE "skateboarders" are those of us who can roll in on vert...

confirmed fact
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Phelps just take a chill pill for a second. Just because someone can't roll into the Widowmaker doesn't mean the universe will collaspe and colours won't exist anymore.
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hah, you got me son

and continuing on with the fascinating conversation above regarding blindside craze, i offer exhibit #2 via one Peter Hewitt

(https://i.makeagif.com/media/9-23-2020/xI5_Jp.gif) (https://www.slapmagazine.com/gif/antihero-destination-unknown-2014-xI5_Jp)

or maybe, just another excuse to bring a little more Peter Hewitt into everybody's lives...you're welcome
Thank you for that; always welcome ‘round here.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ChuckRamone on September 22, 2020, 08:54:45 PM
That one guy is engaging in credentialism. By his logic, someone who hasn't directed a movie can't criticize a movie. Every critique Roger Ebert wrote is meaningless.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: chrisskates808 on September 24, 2020, 12:02:25 PM
When someone doesn't try so hard to be a skateboarder
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Secomprancolchones on September 24, 2020, 06:51:52 PM
When you snake Tony Alva in a back yard pool session, then tell him to beat it kook
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: fakie butt drop on September 26, 2020, 06:33:56 PM
this whole thread is a zumiez ad aye
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: ndsr on September 26, 2020, 06:41:46 PM
When you can cure cancer just with a push
See Lance mountain, ray barbee, Gino and antwuan
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: 4LOM on September 27, 2020, 04:17:00 AM
 Lance Mountain quote

“Skateboarding doesn’t make you a skateboarder: not being able to stop skateboarding makes you a skateboarder.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/BfRnNB7nlU9/
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: mongopusher69 on January 11, 2021, 11:57:10 AM
u have to switch mongo and not give a fuck
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: fs1/2cab on January 11, 2021, 01:10:50 PM
just read all the pages of this thread for the first time.
that was hella entertaining ^^

@glurmpz , that was a dope video. 
flatbar backlips or not I enjoyed that.

keep rolling ya all

Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Couple Pharmaceutical on January 11, 2021, 01:20:58 PM
Being a skateboarders like being an artist, it's subjective no-one can decide who is and who isn't an artist. People can decide if your good artist or a good skateboarder however. Hope this answers your question
-shred the gnar dawg bodacious sick dog pisser body jar on the copping my man 
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: El Rey on January 12, 2021, 06:28:24 AM
I consider someone a skater, when a skate video gives them the same reaction as a porn vid, and they get a physical raging hardon or wet pussy when watching someone kickflipping a 14+ stair set.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Prostate Exam on January 12, 2021, 06:37:05 AM
Tried to be a skateboarder all my life, turns out I am just a nerd who skateboards
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: PlugSkullcandy on January 12, 2021, 09:34:58 AM
Tried to be a skateboarder all my life, turns out I am just a nerd who skateboards

would gnar
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Abyss1 on January 12, 2021, 09:38:00 AM
scuffs on both shoes from ollies, kickflips
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Far from relevant on January 12, 2021, 12:00:22 PM
Minimum 3 Instagram posts per day of quality content.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Sifter on January 12, 2021, 01:17:39 PM
when you can rock fakie then fakie tail stall back and forth
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: DarkPools on January 13, 2021, 03:48:07 PM
When all you can think about/care about  is skateboarding. You know it when you become it and you can see it in others. "When the  bug bit them", so to speak.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: frankie5000 on January 13, 2021, 04:23:54 PM
the first time you go up the curb
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Vomit Lust on January 13, 2021, 04:31:28 PM
Duh. It’s the first time you get in a fight with a jock from your school because he called you a skater f—. That’s why dudes that start as adults will never count.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Mr. Stinky on January 13, 2021, 04:37:17 PM
Duh. It’s the first time you get in a fight with a jock from your school because he called you a skater f—. That’s why dudes that start as adults will never count.

This is truer than many might like to admit, but only for skaters of a certain age. Nowadays plenty of jocks are decent skateboarders, to my lasting disgust.
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: daewonbong3000 on January 13, 2021, 04:47:40 PM
When you the fresh grip smell makes you pop wood
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Urtripping on January 13, 2021, 04:53:03 PM
First time you ollie el toro
Title: Re: When do you consider someone a “skateboarder”
Post by: Urtripping on January 13, 2021, 04:57:08 PM
On the east coast it's when you can recite every trick done in PJLWHL from memory