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- Enter the Baby Wü
- Stuck On Elmer's
- The BOM!
- Mac Dopeness
- And for dessert ...
- stuck on street art
- Stuck On Skateboarding
- campy
- electric boogaloo
- RIP OMFUG
- Goofy Wins!
- beat bike
- big wheel keeps on rollin'
- nothing ...
- extras =
- righteous!
- Do you want cheese, carne, or perhaps...
- Just the kiss of the hops
- I don't really like the way it makes me feel...
- Ol' Paint
- KC Masterpiece
- You already know Bansky's a badass...
- orerugged
- Save your geldings
- The big man's advice ...
- Moon Unit
- covered
- All Things Considered
- How cool is this...
- we'll live forever, but it might suck
- more o.g. than the most o.g.
- Noted without comment
- Enjoy! Or else.
- Bring on the Dutch invasion!
- 56 in 60
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7 comments:
Sweet! The only problem with goofy as far as I see it is that when you hit your mid thirties it starts to get real painful holding your right knee and ankle in position on long car trips.
did you get to see the B-Boy's?
i still so love that this is your job.
and yeah, did you get to see the b-boys?
The fricking Beastie Boys played! Yeah, you read me right. Keeping with the “skateboarding needs a soundtrack” theme of the weekend, the Beastie Boys pumped out a rip roaring set to close down the day’s activities. Sole Tech turned their parking lot, which is located just a hundred yards up hill from the Lake Forest Skatepark, into a massive concert venue complete with one of those huge black mesh covered stages, lights, stacks of speakers, and a little too much-brute force security. The Beastie Boys, in turn, delivered a cool mix of old stuff and new, and then encored as a Check Your Head three-piece, dusting off their instruments and making their own music as very few hip-hopers have been known to do.
When is mongo vs. switch mongo?
jealous much?
only when i miss shit like this
effing completely unbelievabke/SO believabe and AWESOME. At least one person I'm related to got to experience this understated awesomeness.
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