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Quote from: HCSGLBC562 on September 05, 2007, 02:04:23 PMExpand QuoteHe'll have a board when he throws on some cords and vulcs. A lot of you dont understand how big a factor marketability is when a comp decides to turn someone pro.[close]so your saying eldrige and roberts are more "marketable" than a spanish genius on a skateboard
He'll have a board when he throws on some cords and vulcs. A lot of you dont understand how big a factor marketability is when a comp decides to turn someone pro.[close]
He probably has visa problems and can't cross the pond. It will be hard to turn him pro from a company in the states because of tax issues working for a USA company while residing in Spain.
and yall dont need to be worryin about my rep, if yall really need to know, its cause no other rapper on here gully enough to do the dirt dolo i done
if hes pro hes gonna need to do demos and such.
he should have been given a board after his last two tricks in yeah right.
Quote from: JahLIVES on September 05, 2007, 11:19:38 AMExpand Quoteif hes pro hes gonna need to do demos and such. [close]Gino Iannucci. Anthony Pappalardo.
if hes pro hes gonna need to do demos and such. [close]
Quote from: white shadow on September 05, 2007, 03:59:06 PMExpand QuoteHe probably has visa problems and can't cross the pond. It will be hard to turn him pro from a company in the states because of tax issues working for a USA company while residing in Spain.[close]Ali went pro while he was/is banned from the states.
He probably has visa problems and can't cross the pond. It will be hard to turn him pro from a company in the states because of tax issues working for a USA company while residing in Spain.[close]
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