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Skateboarding => Skate Questions => Topic started by: RottenToTheCore on September 16, 2021, 12:57:18 AM
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Saw something about the East Coast drop in the superstitions thread, how did it get its name?
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Saw something about the East Coast drop in the superstitions thread, how did it get its name?
imma take a wild guess and say it has something to do with the east coast
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Saw something about the East Coast drop in the superstitions thread, how did it get its name?
imma take a wild guess and say it has something to do with the east coast
This wasn’t even funny
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Saw something about the East Coast drop in the superstitions thread, how did it get its name?
imma take a wild guess and say it has something to do with the east coast
This wasn’t even funny
who said i was trying to be
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Saw something about the East Coast drop in the superstitions thread, how did it get its name?
imma take a wild guess and say it has something to do with the east coast
This wasn’t even funny
who said i was trying to be
You’re right, it was just a dickhead statement that added nothing to anyone’s life.(unlike my very moving and touching posts)
Sorry op, I’ll stop hijack the thread. I also, like to learn about skateboarding.
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I remember seeing Bam do one at FDR in either One Step Beyond or one of the CKYs and he called it a gnar dog drop in so that’s what me and my friends called them. Maybe it was something FDR locals did and people outside of the east coast saw it and just started calling it an east coast drop in.
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Might've been me with the comment - When I started skating in 05-06 in NJ I seen kids drop in with their wheels on the deck of the qp and slap their board on the coping on the way in. I asked why they dropped in like that and they said 'East Coast' drop ins look cooler.
I heard the term a lot in other tri-state parks. Anyone shed some light on the origin?