Crazy that in this barren desert of skateboarding Skateline has become an oasis of interest. A bubbling fountain of compelling. A geyser of guffaws. Yes. That’s how bad corporate skateboarding has made things. But here comes Gary Rogers with a little more. Thanks, Gary.
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No doubt she’s a cute little Sheila, but does Laura Enever really need to bring sexy back? Apparently. So here you go. Ass pans and all.
[Link via Monster Children]
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Damn, these Dragon Advanced Project X Goggles are about as close as you can get to Neil Armstrong’s moon walking helmet while still remaining goggles. Looks at the size of these things.
Check out Dragon’s exclusive footage of one of the most talked about snow goggles in the market today, the Advanced Projects X. . . . The Advanced Projects X goggle collection is available in an array of styles and lens options, with easy lens interchangeability to adapt to varying snow conditions. These goggles all include Dragon’s exclusive Super Anti-Fog™ lens coating which eliminates fogging and increases vision.
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Keep A Breast Foundation is encouraging every to send in personal messages explaining the meaning of everyone’s “I Love Boobies” wrist band. The promo is called: This Is My Pink Ribbon. Here a couple skate celebs kick down their thought, but you should share your own:
This is My Pink Ribbon is an extension of an existing online campaign. If you wear an I love Boobies! bracelet, you can participate and share your story by simply finishing the sentence: I wear my bracelet because… And tagging it on Twitter or Instagram with #ThisIsMyPinkRibbon, uploading a video response on YouTube or adding a pink i love boobies! Twibbon to your Facebook or Twitter profile photo.
It’s that easy.
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Scott Blum gets his own VeeCo “individually produced part” with a little help from Seth Huot on camera and edit rig. And it all looks good. Check it now.
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When celebrity chef Ludo Lefebvre decided to open one of his pop-up restaurants on the Big Island, Quiksilver jumped right in and offered the services of Mark Healey, Stephanie Gilmore and Reef McIntosh. Check out the video to see how it all turned out.
[Link: LAist]
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Gary Rogers kicks in this week with a total of 13 n-words. Is it a record? We won’t know until next week.
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Meanwhile, in deepest, darkest Africa the Maloof brothers have flown in a bunch of A-list skateboarders to compete in the strangely placed Maloof Money Cup in Kimberly, South Africa. Luan Oliveira walked with the $100,000 first prize, but we still don’t understand any of the logic behind the entire event. Seriously, what is the Maloof angle? Is it De Beers diamonds? Does Kimberly just need to spend tourism dollars? Someone, please explain it to us, because the skaters we’ve spoken to can’t explain it either.
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The crew from Snowboard Alta went up to Utah’s Skiing Only resort to ask skiers how the felt about snowboarders riding on the mountain. As might be expected, no one wanted to see snowboarders on Alta Ski Area. Then again, these are people who have chosen to ski a mountain that excludes snowboarders. Kind of like walking into the smoking lounge at the Las Vegas airport and asking people if smoking should be banned.
[Link: The Tackled Box]
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Hey, baby. Videograss new film The Darkside should be hitting the iTunes store soon. In the meantime, take another look at the teaser. The film features: Ben Bilocq, Chris Grenier, Danimals, Darrell Mathes, Gus Engle, Harrison Gordon, Jake OE, Joe Sexton, Johnny Miller, Jon Kooley, Jonas Michilot, Jordan Mendenhall, Laurent-Nicolas Paquin, and last but not least, Nick Dirks.
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