Hopeless Old Men On Skateboards
Posted by: on February 10th, 2012
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Categories: comic
Tags: H.O.M.O.S.
Posted by: on February 10th, 2012
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Categories: comic
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McBride skate plaza won a Tony Hawk Foundation grant. The grand opening is this Saturday, February 11. Pictures via park creators Spohn Ranch.

Like French Maid TV before it, Eye Handy is a flimsy excuse to show scantily clad women pretending to show you how to do some menial task that you already know how to do anyway. Or as it may be in this case, something you possibly don’t want to know how to do, like putting carpeting on your longboard. Expect lingering shots and “accidental” framing of certain areas of interest.
- Thanks to Matthijs for the tip.
Posted by: on February 10th, 2012
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Categories: Annoy
Tags: Friday T&A, longboards

Amongst skateboarders that have actually been to more than one skatepark, American Ramp Company is easily one of, if not the most hated so-called skatepark companies. They’re basically a playground equipment manufacturer that has done really well for themselves with clueless park districts and municipalities across the country. Well enough that they’ve acquired other companies in order to break into the concrete market. They’ve used questionable financial logic in proselytizing their prefab metal ramp program, largely based on how durable they are and cheap to install. There are examples on the web of ARC projects that ended in disappointment. Someone noticed a pattern, because the law offices of Dermer Behrendt are bringing a law suit against the American Ramp Company on behalf of the United States and a long list of plaintiffs. Why the United States of America? Not because ARC is an offense to all skateboarders and skateboarding was invented in America (Damnit!), but because ARC installed a bunch of junk on some Air Force bases. Mission Accomplished! American pastimes? Lawsuits and Skateboarding. I’m not a fan of frivolous lawsuits, but this one gives me a warm fuzzy. I am worried that this could somehow adversely affect other other skatepark builders.
- Thanks to Concretin Nik for the tip.

Near as I can tell, Tashkeel is like a health club for artists living the United Arab Emirates. I don’t mean an actual health club, but like a health club. You know, pay your dues and and you get to go the art club and use the facilities to make art. Pay some extra money and you get to take some fancy classes. What’s up for workshops now? Skateboarding. We’re all artists, every time we step on a board. What’s the skate terrain equivalent of one a Tippy the Turtle art test? Whatever the rationale, the end result looks fun. Check it out after the jump.
- Thanks to Boy Ipoh for the tip.
( Note, Boy is going to arm wrestle Matthijs for the King of Tips belt.)
Posted by: on February 8th, 2012
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Categories: Artsy Fartsy, Middle East, Skate
Tags: Ramps, United Arab Emirates
Posted by: on February 7th, 2012
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Categories: comic
Tags: H.O.M.O.S.

These 100% cardboard skateboards from Bill Barminski are really cool. Not quite $1000 cool, but maybe he prices them that high so he doesn’t have to turn them over to anyone else.
[Source: BoingBoing] - Thanks to Seth Levy for the tip.
Posted by: on February 7th, 2012
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Rad Applique. What the hell is MC doing hanging out at Michaels? Ok Patch Adams, that’s enough.
Crystal clear plexiglass skateboard by Pulp68, although it’s not on their site anywhere. Pictures via Rad Collector. Video after the jump.
- Thanks to Boy Ipoh for the tip.
Posted by: on February 7th, 2012
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Categories: Skate
Tags: Some Product
Posted by: on February 5th, 2012
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