7 thoughts on “Twisted roots”

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   Gnarles Copinghagen on January 25, 2010 - Reply

   The small stuff can kick your ass! My worst injuries are almost always in the small stuff. No time to work it out after a bail before you hit the bottom.

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   skaterhusseindave on January 25, 2010 - Reply

   Skateboarding has uprooted itself and flown away from its parent. If you aren’t foot juggling, you’re fake surfing. You might be a monkey shrieking at space apes…

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   ehdubya on January 25, 2010 - Reply

   I always think of that speared guy in Apocalypse Now if I slam on something small.

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   roszco on January 26, 2010 - Reply

   most household injuries occur in the bathtub

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   Prickly Pete on January 26, 2010 - Reply

   Been reading books about dinosaurs with my kids lately and their evolution is just like modern skating’s. They started off in water (bowls); evolved in response to environmental pressures, and were forced onto the land where they lived for a long time. Then some actually went back to the water more fully evolved taking their evolutionary traits from land (big teeth), making them even more radical and scary. Some would even venture back onto land and drag their land bound prey back into the bowl where they would eat them. This puts skating in its Mesozoic Era, which is also the same time that animals began to fly and ride over mousehole doors.

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   fester combs on January 26, 2010 - Reply

   prickly, great theory, that just made my morning..!

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   Goob on January 27, 2010 - Reply

   Skaters are not frustrated surfers; surfers are frustrated surfers. Skating’s there for us.