On board.FIRING LINE: EMERIC PRATT PRATT Point Refuted A Thousand Times (online debates) DOB DOB abbr. date of birth DOB abbreviation for date of birth; used in medical records. DOB Date of birth : 7/18/7 Height: Five-nine Shoe: Nine Stance: Regs First Board: Used John Grigley Music for skating: Depends on my mood, but usually beats for street and Metallica for indoor parks Dream session: Me, my brother (Soti), and our friends Wayne and Brandon. That's how I started What sucks about skating: There's a lot of things. Egos, repetitiveness--it's what you make of it What's great: Friends, fun, seeing new things--it's what you make of it Who's on top: Dustin Dollin Dustin Dollin (born June 26th, 1980 in Ballina, New South Wales) is a goofy-footed professional skater from Katoomba Australia. He is currently sponsored by Volcom, Independent Trucks, Baker skateboards, Vans, and Spitfire Wheels. and Bob Burnquist Robert Dean Silva Burnquist (born October 10, 1976 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), better known as Bob Burnquist, is a professional skateboarder and a Christian Spiritist[1]. He was born to a Swedish-American father and a Brazilian mother. seem to be able to do whatever they want on skateboards skateboards mini surfboard supported on roller-skate wheels; 1960s craze enjoyed renaissance. [Am. Hist.: Sann, 151–152] See : Fads Latest trick: Ollie Describe yourself: Quiet. I keep to myself Five years from now: Skating and having fun Favorite spots: The Minneapolis government center Best slam: Split my eye open in Tampa. It felt like the ground punched me back into standing up Early hero: Guy Mariano Guy Mariano (born 1977) is a regular footed professional skateboarder famous for his part in Blind Skateboards' Video Days (1991). Before Blind, Mariano was sponsored by Powell Peralta, and appeared in their video Ban This. POET'S CORNER</p> <pre> Just go, don't think about it Feel the speed pick up, grip it, there I go The board has a mind of its own Sometimes it's uncontrollable, like a cat on catnip, This time it doesn't Pavement, here it is at my face Pants are ripped like shreds Arm and leg are gashed Oh it burns like an endless fire that will never stop, There are guys everywhere I want to cry as much as the world But I can't, I would look like such a poser or even worse, A girly girl·y adj. Variant of girlie. gift who just came there to check out guys, Band-aids So many I can't even count I feel stupid for falling, that was an easy ride As easy as a pedal down a fiat street But I got so rattled by my antagonist brother Lets go, I have to, Can't back down Just go, Feel the rush in your stomach, like a knot, A knot that just won't go away Too late for the nerves to go away I have to do this, Can't stop in the middle of it On the pavement, As solid as my morals I made it, A clap from one of my friends Just what I needed, some encouragement That felt as good as jumping into the pool on a 90-degree day, The taste in my mouth was sweet, It's as sweet as fresh strawberries from fanta, I still have the scars They are going to be there for life They stick out on my leg and arm Like a red hat in a crowd, They are just there Can't do anything about them This experience has made me grow Not only as a girl skateboarding But in life just as much. --Stephanie Abdulmajid, Lake Oswego Lake Os·we·go A city of northwest Oregon, a residential suburb of Portland. Population: 35,800. , OR </pre> <p>FIVE Midwest Marauders 1. Ernie Torres 2. Dennis Busenitz 3. Clint Peterson 4. Jon Allie 5. Steve Nesser --Andy Wright, LA, CA Carlsbad Wish List 1. Nollie tre 2. Fakie Fakie is, in skateboarding, a synonym for riding backwards on a skateboard. When used in conjunction with a trick name, like "fakie ollie", it means that the trick was performed while with your normal back foot as the front foot on the nose of the board, rather than the back of the tre 3. Inward heelflip 4. Switch frontside 360 5. Full-Cab kickflip --MJ, Portland, OR FUNBOX A girl went to dinner at a guy's house. The dishes were filthy. "They're as clean as soap and water could get them," he explained. She felt apprehensive, but started eating. When dinner was over, the guy took the dishes and yelled, "Here Soap! Here Water!" --Ryan Foust, Tulsa, OK |
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