Skate and Annoy: Daily
Kids don’t use anymore.
Bicycle Jump Ramp or Skateboard ramp. $100 OBO Kids don’t use anymore. Surface is painted with a little bit of texture and in good shape. 12′ long x 4′ wide. One end is 5′ high the other end is 6′ high. Delivery can be arranged if needed. Cool. I’ve been wanting to build a half-pike for some time now. Craigslist gold from Bend, OR.
How do active women stay active?
No, it’s not an ad for safety equipment. It’s Don Draper’s worst nightmare, Stayfree Maxi-pads tackles the skateboard set. What a break for this young stuntwoman. The skateboard says 70’s but the fashions are looking a little early 80’s. The seller of this item probably could have gotten a lot more for if they had instead listed the Farah Fawcett Shampoo advert that was on the back. Since Farrah’s Faberge shampoo was launched in 1978, this advert couldn’t have been much later than that.
SOTW 5-14-12: Noah Johnson in Lebanon, Oregon
This week’s Shot of the Week features Noah Johnson in a Lebanon, Oregon spot. Photo shot by Micah Breshears.
Friday T&A on S&A: Boner Brigade
Actually, its Penis Peralta and Santa Crude by Billmund. [Source: The World’s Best Ever] – Thanks to M-a-t-t-h-i-j-s for the, err… Uhm, tip.
Estacada, Oregon skatepark opening
Sam informed us that the grand opening of the new Dreamland skatepark in Estacada, Oregon is happening on May 19th. Lifeblood team demo, which might include Red himself, seeing as how he recently joined the team. EPM has a sneak preview. GVK has the shortest video ever after the jump.
Newspapers should be censored
I didn’t read the article because I was so annoyed with the image. You got your classic “guy in the sky” shot on the second page too. Slightly altered NYTimes online image above. Original screenshot after the turn.
Machines for Skateboards
I thought these heat transfer machines were like 10k or something, but apparently they go for $3,500 to $5,500 depending on whether or not you want to transfer one side at a time or two. These guys sell everything. Skateboards, plastic skateboards, Griptapes and Hardwares [sic.], trucks, skate tools and yes, heat transfer machines. Machines for Skateboards was the title of the email they sent me with this image, so I thought I’d find out how much this stuff costs. Probably a bit higher in reality. I’m sure that doesn’t include shipping and import tariffs. Machines for Skateboards reminded me of the “Robot Skateboarders” in Screen Printing is Amazing, because it is. Alternate title: Heat Transfers are Marvelous.











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