Helmeted Skateboarder Aggression

[Your Cousin Marvin]

This poast is about when you're just skateboarding at a skatepark and you give some dude props but the dude is wearing a helmet and you didn't realize it til he brings it up like "thank g_d im wearing a helmet" and you go "yeah man" and before you skate away he gets mad for some reason and is all "-because i don't want to end up brain dead. If Tony Hawk wears a helmet why can't I?" and then you go,
"yeah that makes sen-"
and he goes "I don't care if people judge me, skateboarding isn't about looking a certain way. show me the skateboarding rule book huh?"
And it keeps going til you pretend you see a friend even though you don't have any just to get away.

[Easy Slider]

Quality poast bruh.

[JugeL]

I've made promise to myself that i start to wear helmet when/if i have kids

Because i don't wanna end up like brain dead bro

[Your Cousin Marvin]

Quality poast bruh.

No regrets

[jgonzalez]

Imagine poasting about helmet wearing cooks at your local

Whose the real cook

[ok boomer]

[Frank and Fred]

Jimmy Wilkins looks real nice in a helmet. (Shame about the Monster sticker)

[Mantracker]

Imagine poasting about helmet wearing cooks at your local

Whose the real cook

[manysnakes]

I also love to invent people and scenarios to get mad at

[behavioralguide]

this reads like an edited copy pasta about vegans

[SATIVA HYBRID]

I also love to invent people and scenarios to get mad at

[mj23]

this happens to me all the time but i like it

[goodatmeth]

I hate when the helmet guy comes to the park and punches me in the face for looking at his helmet

[TelethonJohn]

[JANUS]

[Mantracker]

Should’ve changed Activision to Pastavision 

[able]

Imagine if all your favorite pros were forced to wear helmets to enter skate competitions. It’d be so weird seeing the Primitive, Real and Anti-Hero teams strap up before their contest runs.

This is exactly the kind of thing that would happen in the early nineties

[SharkJohnson]

sorry, i didnt mean to act like that im just very passionate about brain safety. next time you see me at the park ile share my K2 blunt with you

[Merman]

I'm interpreting your new avatar to be saying in sign language: "I jerked it off and, to my dismay, the semen sprayed everywhere. Whattya gonna do?"

[beatifk]

[Hedgehog In Da Fog]

[BALARGUE]

You re on the correct path to even your posts count / karma

Hats of

[Your Cousin Marvin]

This is the same guy who started a topic about wanting to eat a dook straight out of Mamaskate's pooper

yeah but after the 1400 dollar Big Mamas debacle i'm having second thoughts.

[Masshole]

I don't skate anymore, but i love going to the local and lecturing everyone on why they should wear a helmet. And if someone is wearing a helmet I lecture them on why they need knee/elbow pads and wristguards. If they're wearing the full kit I lecture them on why skating is too dangerous and they shouldn't do it at all. Just spreadin the good word!

[rawbertson.]

in case anyone is not clear on this
the idea behind "no helmet" is there is a draw to something where the stuntman has the chance to get hurt
skateboarding marketing is all about selling you an entire lifestyle and that is part of that 'no rules' attitude they are trying to push onto you

i have said this many times andy anderson/powell has taken that and kind of flipped it in a "viral" way i would even say in the fact that he has taken something that the industry has clowned since its beginning and actually used it to seperate himself. there is a huge demographic of these bowl barneys or w/e that really relate to andy because they have likely been clowned for the same thing and now almost have a jesus like figure to point you to as a defense mechanism.

either way you look at it, they have got you by the balls. if you dont wear a helmet and you are doing risky stuff you are kind of buying into that lifestyle they are trying to push onto you. but then if you do wear a helmet, you are lumped into that bowl troll / freestyler "kook" category most of the time. it is really hard to find a middle ground. on one hand i dont really feel like anything i try these days is that risky aside from the small bit of tranny i try (which i do wear a helmet for) and i feel like at what point do you start wearing a helmet just walking down the street etc. on the other though i do feel like there is chance to die on the odd thing i try and its definintely for no money etc kind of thing.

[slappies]

I wear a helmet so I can bash people in the face and shatter their fucking nose when they don't clap for my flat ground front shuv.

[Your Cousin Marvin]

for the record i don't care if people do or don't wear helmets while skateboarding its just very weird self justification preachiness and people bringing more attention to it even if no one cares. Youtube amplified this by suggesting this video of some dude with a tucked in t shirt wearing attention grabbing helmets to prove some kind of point. i skipped around so idk if he proved it or not.

[Jimmy The Saint]

Sounds like poast beef.

[skunty]

I also love to invent people and scenarios to get mad at

like you inventing that OP is mad

[georgethecat]

I Googled the word Poast, and it turns out it's a slang term for when someone creates a post on social media that is clearly a deliberate attempt to boast. Like, if @slappies were to post footage of his flatground front shuv. It's actually kinda clever. In this case, I don't see how Marvin could possibly think he's boasting by complaining about an imaginary conversation he had with a 14-year old Pro-Tec enthusiast, but you never know.