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- Ryan M Wheeler: Love that Steve Caballero did a ripoff label of this logo for his band Urethane… 🤘...
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- Chris: How do I get hold of you …. I found another even better one !!...
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- Steven Leto. Jr.: That's awesome.I skated for sunshine house from 74 to 79.We were there almost everyday.We got to skate it before it opened and when skateboarder magazine came there we got our pics in it.I always skat...
- Rick Briggs: My first wide deck was a crappy AISI Viper! Thanks for posting this, I've been trying to find it online for years. I asked my parents to get me a fat board from the states when they went to Hawaii I t...
- Wes: Precious find...
- Tim Tempest: I had a Pacer..the little yellow cambered fibreglass model..ACS 651 trucks & Gecko 5 wheels.. My brother,he had the mahogany deck...same trucks & wheels but two totally different boards..The ...
- Bridgette: Million Bradley, You asked if Go Skate produced any skate videos. "Quimby Productions" ran the skate contest and made videos of the contest. Quimby( Matthew Oldham) had Dale Smith and many other...
- Todd: Great memories of taking two bus transfers to make it to Gremic Skates in Los Gatos. This is late 70’s. One of my most cherished skateboard deck is an unused Pegasus Deck. This was Gremic in-house...
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- Pedro: Living in Bradford on Avon we saw these early on. A school friend also tried out a set of oval shaped prototype Boosters that I think were aimed at bowl riding? Loads of parents worked at Avon so a lo...
- Steve: My daughter found one of these in an antique toy store. I bought it and am working on it now. It was still unassembled and I found a sheet at the bottom of the box. It says it was made by Invaders mod...
- Tom Browne: I was the publishing partner for ILB. Almost all copies of that issue went to one longboard manufacturer in San Diego. Sadly the boys in the shipping area didn't approve of a woman on the cover of our...
- Michael: Having just moved to Eagle Rock CA. From Puerto Rico in the summer of 1968 the following summer (1969) for my birthday I received my first skateboard, The Black Night, complete with the infomous clay ...
- Wes: Cool...
- John Lamb: The bottom board with the surfer on it is my Arte from the iconic “five Summer stories”…. The name of the cartoon called rocket 88 by John Lamb....
- Dave: Hi, did you source one of these? Thanks...
- Terrence (terminator) Bunce: I skated the little & big bowl back in the late 70's & I caught the fever.... My 1st skateboard was a Sears yellow plastic board with a grainy finish, urethane open bearings wheels..... no wa...
- Scott Garig "Sunset Surfer": I first went to Val Surf in July 1974, when it was next door to the liquor store on Whitsett & Riverside. I sold them my 9'4" Morey Pope board with a John Beck design, because I was going into the...
- Michael Hall: I have a vintage Continental skateboard with the fiberglass prism board and all original parts that I am interested in selling as I no longer ride it. Anybody interested please contact me at the email...
- Bucky: Huh? The one on the left is the original quicksilver from 87 no?? The right is screen printing, the left was before that....I'm just trying to sell my left one...or is that what you are saying? I can'...
- Kilwag: Read and Destroy! I have some of those mags I was planning to add to the gallery but I don't have a scanner big enough to fit those oversize pages....
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- B: Dude I’ve been skating about 30 years my name is Brian Martin also. Wacky. Search Brian Martin skateboarding on YouTube. How do I get one of your old decks!?!? Lol....
This is my favorite hill. Butter smooth pavement.
A 450′ drop with a nice set of S-curves and two wicked straights.
No traffic in the middle of the day and a long flat run-out at the end.
Look at all those longboarders bombing the hill. Nobody rides vert or street anymore.
Why would you have a big radius and shallow end steps?
If you all had real pool replicas in the NW I think people that like street would dig it.
And, don’t put it in a town of only 450 people.
Nice follow up.
“Why would you have a big radius and shallow end steps?”
It is called sarcasm. He is saying that these are desirable features for fat OG’s.
“It is called sarcasm. He is saying that these are desirable features for fat OG
“My point was that old guys don
Old guys don’t like shallow end stairs? I love stairs in the shallow end. I think you mean old guys don’t like tight trannies on the shallow, because they are hard (ON OUR KNEES!)
“You
“I think you mean old guys don
twenty years from now the current crop of street skaters will still be stoked on good handrails,”dude did you check out the fat kinked rail on the double set?” friend replies,” of course, i used it to hold onto while ascending the stairs.”
It must be natural selection, genes interacting with the environment as it were. Not a lot of native intelligence, so there is no point in studying. Not very creative so music and art is a waste of time, punk rock is about all they can aspire to. No athletic ability so they can’t make the sports teams at school. Not very co-ordinated either, they keep cracking their un-helmeted heads failing to make tricks beyond their grasp.
Just about sums up the typical street skater: born dumb and then brain damaged.
Skateboarding is fun.
enemy combatant-did a street skater fuck your girlfriend or something?
EC’s statement is puzzling me too. Does that mean vert skaters are smart jocks that listen to hip hop? I Iike tranny (as much as Eddie Murphy) but prefer punk rock and hate organized sports, except that I spend three days of my year engrossed in the Oregon Ttrifecta. I like stairs in the shallow end and I’m excited about the new street plaza being built in Portland.
Both of these cartoons (Exhibit A, and B) need to be seen side by side.
Gee, I get criticized when I make fun of longboarders, I get criticized when I give tranny skaters shit about their opposition to Ed Benedict Park, and now your giving me a hard time about insulting all the street geeks.
I just can’t win around here. Piss on all of you!!! I’m just going to go off by myself and practice nose wheelies and 360’s.
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enemy combatant-0
game, set, and match.
I thought about doing it like this but that would have meant doing an extra comic this week.
Oh boy, WTF is this? I cringe through these debates…
There is no such thing as a productive or educated debate on steet vs tranny.
Skateboarding is so fucking rad, it has offered so many, so much, on countless levels. It’s almost indescribable. So lets reduce it down to a zealous face off of “tranny skaters vs. “street skaters”, like a couple of shitty gangs in San Jose or something. When I see this crap, the video for “Beat it” comes to mind, and pretty much sums up the validity for this type of arguement.
There is no debate.
You think fruitbooters are screaming at each other on message boards over big boots or little wheels?
Or grabbing your toes off vert jumps vs. hitting long rails in baggy raver pants? Probabaly not.
Since both types of skate terrain directly involve skateboarding there is no debate over what should define skating, as they are both options.
Take advantage of the gift and get the most out of it.
This of course excludes megaramps and Bob Burnquist, thats shit is just lame.(insert sarcasm)
Mr(s). Bailgun: 6-0, 6-0 is game, set, and match. Tally-ho!
Please people, this is the Internet! I won’t tolerate any joking or sarcasm!
Jesus kilwag, I’m trying to support you over here, but threads go from silly to indecipherable in no time flat.
I’m thinking of switching back to print base media and letter writing. Nobody would ever send a letter to the editor of a print publication without serious contemplation of the issues backed by rigorous research and several drafts refining one
But, then, how would my endless walls of text fit onto a single page of letters to the editor? Also the research and refinement you mention just sounds like more responsiblity on the poster’s behalf. Nah,it just wouldn’t work, Conahan.
And a newspaper would probably require consistent quality from my comic strip. No chance.
Stop typing.. la la la la la la
“Jesus Kilwag” – I like the sound of that.
I’m trying to get one of my comics into the most commented list.
Jesus Kilwag Blvd.
get a room you two