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Michigan, killin' it as usual.
http://quartersnacks.com/
Quote from: Lance on February 28, 2014, 08:31:21 AMExpand Quotehttp://quartersnacks.com/[close]... was he supposed to make a gravis video ?
http://quartersnacks.com/[close]
if we're goin there..
I still have my flyer for the Tin Can Folklore premier, it was held in a bar with maybe 40 folks there, we where all pissed that Jason Lee didn't have a new part. Matt Rod's part is my favorite, but all the parts are amazing.
the only reason i can think of to put a split screen of skateboarders doing a trick at the exact same time is so it requires you to watch it over and over again thus that video getting more views? its the dumbest concept ive ever seen in my life i had to sit through that shit song 7 times to watch every clip and for any shitprick that says turn your speakers off i like hearing the sound of skating
I smoked pot out of an apple with Riley Hawk's dad.
Quote from: Alex Rose on February 28, 2014, 09:49:05 AMExpand Quoteif we're goin there..[close]one of my favorite parts. thanks for posting this.
if we're goin there..[close]
He had recently started working for Supreme, and was wondering what everyone else has always thought: ?Why has Supreme never done a video??
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but will pappalardo have a part!?!
Quote from: pepperpotts on February 28, 2014, 12:29:03 PMExpand Quotethe only reason i can think of to put a split screen of skateboarders doing a trick at the exact same time is so it requires you to watch it over and over again thus that video getting more views? its the dumbest concept ive ever seen in my life i had to sit through that shit song 7 times to watch every clip and for any shitprick that says turn your speakers off i like hearing the sound of skating [close]before "getting more views" existed. It was alright then, and its alright now. Strobeck has a specific aesthetic sensibility, and he's incorporated this split screen technique in his past work. So no surprises here. Doesn't seem like the type of dude that would care about "views."
the only reason i can think of to put a split screen of skateboarders doing a trick at the exact same time is so it requires you to watch it over and over again thus that video getting more views? its the dumbest concept ive ever seen in my life i had to sit through that shit song 7 times to watch every clip and for any shitprick that says turn your speakers off i like hearing the sound of skating [close]
Does bill think Aidan doesn't know about the related videos column on YouTube or something ?
Quote from: trannies and mannies on February 28, 2014, 07:31:36 PMExpand Quotebut will pappalardo have a part!?![close]Yep.
but will pappalardo have a part!?![close]
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Quote from: Nancy Chin The Manicurist on February 28, 2014, 12:52:46 PMExpand QuoteQuote from: pepperpotts on February 28, 2014, 12:29:03 PMExpand Quotethe only reason i can think of to put a split screen of skateboarders doing a trick at the exact same time is so it requires you to watch it over and over again thus that video getting more views? its the dumbest concept ive ever seen in my life i had to sit through that shit song 7 times to watch every clip and for any shitprick that says turn your speakers off i like hearing the sound of skating [close]before "getting more views" existed. It was alright then, and its alright now. Strobeck has a specific aesthetic sensibility, and he's incorporated this split screen technique in his past work. So no surprises here. Doesn't seem like the type of dude that would care about "views." [close]......
Quote from: pepperpotts on February 28, 2014, 12:29:03 PMExpand Quotethe only reason i can think of to put a split screen of skateboarders doing a trick at the exact same time is so it requires you to watch it over and over again thus that video getting more views? its the dumbest concept ive ever seen in my life i had to sit through that shit song 7 times to watch every clip and for any shitprick that says turn your speakers off i like hearing the sound of skating [close]before "getting more views" existed. It was alright then, and its alright now. Strobeck has a specific aesthetic sensibility, and he's incorporated this split screen technique in his past work. So no surprises here. Doesn't seem like the type of dude that would care about "views." [close]
we want pops we want pops
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