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11 thoughts on “Brooklyn Street is broke”

  1. colinwalshrules on October 5, 2010 - Reply

    I think everyone is broke, have a “canning” contest where people run aboot collecting cans, bottles, then turn that can money into sea-men-t. DuH.

  2. nweyesk8 on October 5, 2010 - Reply

    I cant make it, is there a way to donate online, like via paypal or something?

    1. egbert on October 5, 2010 - Reply

      they have a facebook page…if you’re on there, or you can contact colin@baconskateboards.com

  3. colinwalshrules on October 5, 2010 - Reply

    is this legal/city approved? nice work.

  4. colin on October 5, 2010 - Reply

    Not approved and not disapproved is where this all is right now. My email is colinsharp (at) gmail.com FYI

  5. nweyesk8 on October 5, 2010 - Reply

    I used the paypal link I found on the facebook page to make a small donation. wish I was closer to make more contributions in material, tools and labor.

  6. Jb on October 6, 2010 - Reply

    Set up so donations are tax deductable. Maybe there is a way to organize with skaters for Portland parks or something so that donations can be made with a specific project in mind.

  7. colin on October 6, 2010 - Reply

    yes!. we’re working with SEUplift for “fiscal” sponsorship which means we’ll get to use their Tax ID number for Tax deductible donations. The meeting to accept us will be on the 18th therefore we’ll know after that.

  8. nweyesk8 on October 6, 2010 - Reply

    I am unsur eexactly where this DIY is, I googled Brooklyn street and have been scanning along the street to find a matching locale. I did find a pool at 11589 SE brooklyn st., looks skatable 🙂

  9. colin on October 6, 2010 - Reply

    SE 16th and Brooklyn

  10. nweyesk8 on October 7, 2010 - Reply

    thanks colin, I eventually found it, I just had to follow the street in both directions for awhile, still that pool in the 15000 block looks rad

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