Roll Forever.

[David Schwimmer]

Sorry for taking up space gentlemen in the boards of Photos/Videos. I just believe this era should never leave our roots of skating.
When we look back at times like these we have a sense of nostalgia and a rememberance of why we still yet try to skateboard. It's the feeling of going fast and barely hopping that curb in time. It's a sport, and it's a lifestyle but it's way beyond what it seems.

The hairrising rides provide us an understanding of the slope and speed that to no non-skater could even imagine except snowboarders and all that jazz, anyways we count on motor memory when riding the streets of different cities and skateparks,adapting to new terrain and know how to use it. This is what we live for ladies and gentlemen.




Your pal,

-Dave

[Bob Loblaw]

dvs humble humorous dennis is way iller than adidas dickhead self absorbed dennis

what? how is he a dickhead or self-absorbed? 'splain yoself

[Moe]

how bout i explain why you should shut up?

you dont have to try hard to see wtf im talking about and if you cant your still in elementary school with element stickers on your blank board and rockin d3's

nonsense
i bet youre also one of those fools saying "oh he's so mainstream now" if an artist starts selling more than 1000 cd's

[cornholio]

Real good watch. Larry Legend, your fucking regular.

[David Schwimmer]

how bout i explain why you should shut up?

you dont have to try hard to see wtf im talking about and if you cant your still in elementary school with element stickers on your blank board and rockin d3's

Uncalled for Larry.

[RCB3]

This is some of the most recent coverage of him talking about his newest cover and seems like one of the most humble guys ever, so yea..

[Brad Breath]

He seems like he's absorbed by his family.  TWO seeds.  Looks like a terrific daddy.  Juggling the fam and the pro skate career's gotta be tough.

[Bob Loblaw]

how bout i explain why you should shut up?

you dont have to try hard to see wtf im talking about and if you cant your still in elementary school with element stickers on your blank board and rockin d3's

ha alright. I'm pretty sure that the exposure busenitz gets, and the popularity of his shoes/boards/whatever, are based off of people being stoked on his skating or the products themselves, not the self-portrayal of some kind of image that you've associated with his actions.

edit: cool thread, I haven't seen that part in a while

[shouldn't]

i liked this video a lot but not as much as any anti-hero video or most krooked videos. busenitz has improved a lot. there were some clips in there that weren't really too complex.