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wait wait wait,pancho moller and weeman are two different people?
Quote from: honey island on September 18, 2019, 10:24:44 PMExpand Quotewait wait wait,pancho moller and weeman are two different people?[close]I always wondered if Pancho felt bad that pretty much everyone credited his tricks to Weeman. Pancho is way more tech and has a way bigger bag of tricks. Pancho rules, dude ripped
wait wait wait,pancho moller and weeman are two different people?[close]
You know I thought these forums were a for skating not discussing fetishes
Underrated. I don't think skateboarding was mature enough at the time to be like "yo this dude should for real get shine"
Quote from: HyenaChaser on October 13, 2019, 09:30:50 AMExpand QuoteUnderrated. I don't think skateboarding was mature enough at the time to be like "yo this dude should for real get shine"[close]I think the opposite. He got shine for his skills and being on the streets, there was little or no tokenism involved in the respect he gets.
Underrated. I don't think skateboarding was mature enough at the time to be like "yo this dude should for real get shine"[close]
Quote from: botefdunn on October 13, 2019, 02:13:46 PMExpand QuoteQuote from: HyenaChaser on October 13, 2019, 09:30:50 AMExpand QuoteUnderrated. I don't think skateboarding was mature enough at the time to be like "yo this dude should for real get shine"[close]I think the opposite. He got shine for his skills and being on the streets, there was little or no tokenism involved in the respect he gets.[close]Maybe that’s just how it seemed when I was reading mags growing up, but you don’t hear anyone taking about that dude these days other than on internet forums
Quote from: HyenaChaser on October 13, 2019, 09:30:50 AMExpand QuoteUnderrated. I don't think skateboarding was mature enough at the time to be like "yo this dude should for real get shine"[close]I think the opposite. He got shine for his skills and being on the streets, there was little or no tokenism involved in the respect he gets.[close]
Quote from: HyenaChaser on October 13, 2019, 10:45:28 PMExpand QuoteQuote from: botefdunn on October 13, 2019, 02:13:46 PMExpand QuoteQuote from: HyenaChaser on October 13, 2019, 09:30:50 AMExpand QuoteUnderrated. I don't think skateboarding was mature enough at the time to be like "yo this dude should for real get shine"[close]I think the opposite. He got shine for his skills and being on the streets, there was little or no tokenism involved in the respect he gets.[close]Maybe that’s just how it seemed when I was reading mags growing up, but you don’t hear anyone taking about that dude these days other than on internet forums[close]kids these days barely know Think (defunct years ago) or EMB. Pancho's peers were Karl Watson, Lavar Mcbride, Mike York, Jovontae, Henry Sanchez, Mike Carol, Scott Johnson, Huf etc. The fact that he came up alongside so many bonafide legends and anybody is still talking about him 30 years later... dude could skate really good.
Quote from: botefdunn on October 13, 2019, 02:13:46 PMExpand QuoteQuote from: HyenaChaser on October 13, 2019, 09:30:50 AMExpand QuoteUnderrated. I don't think skateboarding was mature enough at the time to be like "yo this dude should for real get shine"[close]I think the opposite. He got shine for his skills and being on the streets, there was little or no tokenism involved in the respect he gets.[close]Maybe that’s just how it seemed when I was reading mags growing up, but you don’t hear anyone taking about that dude these days other than on internet forums[close]
Pancho Moler has a main role in Rob Zombies new movie '3 From Hell'And he's the main role in this B horror movie that just came outHe's doin big thangs
not stoked on orcas today. leave the whales alone. big ass black and white motherfuckers. free willy can suck my dick
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