Harvey Wallbanger

At least it wasn't his cousin.

Yeah, seriously... I don't see all you straight motherfuckers making epic threads about it! :lol:

Why? So he can talk about giving dude the handjob?

I'd be hecka bummed when I woke up in the morning and she was making eggs, wearing nothing but my slayer tee with a dick peeking out at the waistline.

So wait... did you realize she was a dude beforehand, or was it like a Fatlip "Oh Shit" type moment? Either way, good thread.

Yes, many thanks to the people who are sharing this stuff and giving it a new life.

Nobody gives a shit if he's lurking, tinychatting, trolling youtube videos, etc., as long as we don't have to see forty bullshit posts a day.

I don't understand why racists are always talking about how black people love watermelon. No shit retards, watermelon is awesome. Everyone loves it. It's like saying "man, fucking white people love candy bars and blowjobs! Those crazy crackers!"

Hang on, I think I have it bookmarked somewhere... Oh yeah... it was every single thread in 2008 and 2009.

I thought so too, but it's not. 100 more posts and this thread goes 12 ounce gold.

Boston heads...

www.ilovegraffiti

Yeah, dude closed his Flickr account earlier today. Bummer. There was a lot more on there too.

I've never been much of a skate park kind of guy, but I want one of these in front of my house. That shit looks like so much fun...

Based solely on those covers, I'd like to hear some Dirty Money.

I know I'm late on this, but It Might Get Loud is fucking outstanding. If you're into any one of these dude's work, you will probably agree.

Check out this idiot.

SLB 23s.

Ha, thanks Celt. I thought you'd enjoy that one.

I've met a lot of pros who are cool, but Colin Mckay wins it as far as I'm concerned. Many years ago, my board got stolen while I was taking pictures at the X games. Colin McKay, who I had literally just met, went to the trunk of his rental car and grabbed Danny Way's board (which DW had won the vert event with earlier that day). He handed it to me and said "if Danny sees you with this, you didn't get it from me!" and then lit up a joint and passed me that as well. And that's how I started riding larger setups.

Sorry to jump in here with some amateur hour type shit, but I need some bike buying advice, and I couldn't possibly be less knowledgeable about the subject. (I started skateboarding at 14, and haven't really ridden a bike since.) My wife wants a bike to ride around town with her friends. She's not trying to ride to work every morning or jet around Manhattan-- just something she can cruise out to Coney Island for the afternoon or take to the gym. I'm planning to find something on Craigslist, hopefully for under 200 bucks or so, that she can keep locked up outside and not have to worry about too much. I know fixed gears are all the rage, and I'm actually a pretty big fan of them design wise, despite never having ridden one. But she's not the most co-ordinated person (despite being very athletic), so I'm wondering if she'd be safer on more of a cruiser bike or a stripped down 3 speed or something. She wants a hand-brake too. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks dudes.

Or try Sean Cliver's new book. It's pretty comprehensive.

I learned that in this very thread years ago. I immediately went and bought What If.

Sorry witty...