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Organizations (1242 Posts)
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KHRT
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On 5/22/2002
Cknuck
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I don't want a new King. I like the existing one. Now a Queen, EH
No not Kenny in a thong, Uck.
Reunion, Is everyone gonna try and make the Worlds I think it would be the bestess place for the firstess.
Ouch,d'em's big words.
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Knuckle heads
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On 5/22/2002 Dave G
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Time is of the essence!!!!!!!!!!!
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Knuckleheads
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On 5/22/2002
Scabs
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Speaking of seconds...pass the shrooms. Any loose morels afloat? A Kingdom huh? Sounds about right. Only problem I foresee is too many Jesters and too many partied up nights, er Knights.
And my vote is "Huh?" Also a salute to ((ouch!!)) all of youse... Brady "Scabs" Mitchell KHRT since DOH 1
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Knuckleheads
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On 5/22/2002 Dave G
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Motion Carries! I refer to our King to proceed with the meeting! I'll keep the seconds.. uh' Minutes
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Knucklehead race team!
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On 5/22/2002 Dvea uh.. I mean Dave G
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i second the motion!
All in favor say aye, all opposed say nah, any one confused say "huh"
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Knucklehead Racing Team
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On 5/22/2002
psYch0Lloyd
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It may be time to call another online Knucklehead meeting in order to breath new life to this tired forum.
Topics for discussion are: …well that is the topic of discussion. So if you have any suggestions, it will be taken into consideration and probably be ignored. Next, we will talk about the membership, additions and removals, welcomes (goodbyes) etcetera ad infinitum. How about voting in a new king…. hmmmmmmm, that didn’t sound right. Maybe we should consider what our team vegetable should be (ramps for instance?) though I’m partial to mushrooms myself. How about the possibility of a Knucklehead reunion? Not that we’ve ever gotten together in the first place. Well, that’s all I have that’s open for discussion and even that is open to consideration (and then promptly ignored)…
All those present make sure you're accounted for!!!(ouch)
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Chi-town
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On 5/20/2002 Scabs
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Alan, I would`ve gladly traded a fract`d rib for da Flu and some memorable rides at the Gathering...
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Chi-town
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On 5/20/2002 psYch0Lloyd
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Scabs: Don't have a cold but you missed out on the flue everyone seemed to take home with them from the Gathering a few weeks ago.
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Chi-town
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On 5/19/2002
Scabs
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Carl, Hearing a snowbird like yourself say "might be too cold" causes me to pucker up tighter than a frogs ass lest a chill crawl inside. Man, our lows are already in the 70`s with highs to the mid 90`s. I appreciate the rain you river belters sent our way but a slight cool down would go nicely about now. Hows about it?
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Chicagoland slalom?
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On 5/18/2002 C-Money
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I'm going to a soccer game 9:45-11:00, then have some time until a 3:00pm baseball game. What's happening,folks? Gonna ride? Oak St. might be too cold, but I'm game. Or the Arboretum? Give me a call on my cell: 847 903 3452
carl kincaid knucklehead racing
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Calgary?
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On 5/15/2002
dang
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Any longboarders in Calgary wanna get together? I'm looking for some people to get together with to bomb some hills and who can possibley offer some instruction on the coleman slide.
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nyc slalom
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On 5/11/2002
stevep
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thanks john. i hooked up with UR13 and Noah down in Red Bank / Middletown today. what fun! i see the addiction now...and the need to buy a Turner Hybrid/GS deck.
steve
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nyc slalom
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On 5/10/2002 jg
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try matt@peyton.com or post something on ncdsa. for Tway also try Ilva. you can find the email addresses on teh web for tway and Ilva. If you do a search under turner summer ski you'll get directed to tway's site.
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longboarding in nyc-grrrr!
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On 5/6/2002
stevep
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i'll be in VT cleaning out the ski-house that weekend! grrrr... any running of the cones this weekend in the nyc area? i missed the gathering due to a sudden freelance gig and tattoo appointment. after getting to try pumping my new (to me) slalom rig for the first time in the jiffy-lube parking lot while my truck was getting lubed this weekend - i really want to try it with cones.
steve
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longboard in nyc
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On 5/5/2002 JG
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Kibosher check the contest calender for the NYC once around the park race- you're racing me. Also contact matt@peyton.com who has recently gotten into longboarding.
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NYC
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On 5/2/2002 Scabs
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Kibosher, Go to the Grass Roots Slalm link above and then to the NYC chapter. You should be able to hook up with fellow skaters there. Most slalomers also have longboards. That`s how we all found this site. Brady South Florida GRS
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GLB
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On 5/1/2002
Kibosher
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NEW YORK CITY LONGBOARDERS!
I've been reading these forums for over a year and I see hints and whispers of an NYC longboarding association. I have tried repeatedly to contact poster's that have either made mention of the New York Longboarders Association or have even claimed to head it up. The majority of these posts have been from 1998-99 so I am wondering if the group is defunct? If anyone can help me with this I'd be very greatful.
In the event that the group is disbanded I am considering heading up a new NYC based organization called GOTHAM LONGBOARDERS or GLB for short. I would love to see the Central Park Loop Race rise again, or if it's happening still and I dont know about it, have GLB compete in it. If anyone is interested please email me at mwcondor@yahoo.com
I know you're out there NYC, help me out. Mike
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SSSheffield Grass
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On 4/26/2002
psYch0Lloyd
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You know that I'm with you there Richard... ...now to figure out just how I'm to get out there.
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GRS Sheffield Board Fest II..?
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On 4/25/2002 SSofS
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Hi there! Sorry I havent been able to visit the site more, my new job keeps me away from the pc. Just thinking about doing a (GRS Sheffield) Board FestII now the weather is turning nice... You may have heard the last one was a great success, with 150 people watching and riding, and articles in Sidewalk and Adrenaline mags here in the UK... The most coverage slalom has had in the British skate press in a while, I think. If I get some encouragement on the site, Id be up for doing another, primarily outdoor event later in the year. Anyone want to get behind this idea?
Big up to GRS!
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GRS MS
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On 4/24/2002 Ricky
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Thanks Tway, we all had a blast. What do you know... hip-hoppin' street Thugz skating slalom and loving it. Those guys are a lot of fun.
I hope you can make the next one.
Check out a few viddy clips of the race at: http://www.skatems.com/gallery/video
I like the one where Austin is getting himself pumped up for a race with Josh. The race starter, Clifton, doesn't flinch.
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NYC GRASS
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On 4/24/2002 tway
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I must say this GRS is really starting to work. I got 2 emails yesterday from New Yorkers wanting to join our organization. Welcome Steve from Brooklyn and Pat from Long Island.
Ricky, Nice job organizing your race. It looked like it was a big success. I was especially impressed w/ Brookleigh. She has style. I won't miss your next race.
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Gaithersberg Slalom on Saturday?
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On 4/23/2002
C-Money
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I'm going to be in DC at a meeting this weekend, and was hoping to ride at the infamous Park-n-Race in Gaithersberg on Saturday 4/27. I've communicated w/ Brian Parsons on it, and since he's been out at Catalina I wanted to put something up and encourage all you practicing for the Gathering to come out and show a knucklehead a good time.
Carl Kincaid Knucklehead Racing
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GRS MS Outlaw Slalom Classic
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On 4/22/2002
Ricky
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Before I say anything else I'd first like to thank everyone who came out yesterday, Racers, Cone Girls, Time Keepers and Spectators alike. Without these people who gave of their time it would have been impossible to pull this race off. Our Cone Girls were a big part of the show with their cheers and dances not to mention re-setting of hit cones and counting of the hit cones, they didn’t miss a beat. They were a very lively bunch to say the least. Big thanks go out to Brookleigh for getting that group together. I hope everyone enjoyed the day and I hope it all seemed to run smoothly for everyone.
I can’t say enough about our race sponsors, ParkX, Pleasure Tool Bearings, SkateMS.com, Swell Sk8 and Turner Downhill. These guys donated some great prizes and resources to help make this a true “Classic” race to remember. All they did definitely made this more exciting for everyone involved.
I’d like to single out Marcos Soulsby-Monroy for driving all the way over from Galveston, TX. I really enjoyed meeting him and his son. This was a small local race with lots of newbies and he made the trek anyway. Now that’s the spirit that the slalom re-birth and Grass Roots Slalom is based on. Marcos needs to get a GRS chapter going in his area so I can return the gesture. Just say when Marcos and we’ll be there.
The races were very exciting to witness and to be a part of. Everyone seemed to have a great time. Plenty of smack talk was flying and many laughs also. We had some very close racing like Marcos and Josh, Clifton and Marcos. These match ups come to mind; I remember these because they literally came down to inches. By the way, Nate got Sam in their race, taking back bragging rights after Sam defeated Nate last weekend. Josh was right up in the middle of the big boys. Josh’s cousin Zach did very well considering he really doesn’t skate. A true newbie. Good to have you there Zach. During the breaks you should have seen the handstands and street long manuals that were being thrown down. Good job guys!
Here’s the results of the Grass Roots Slalom, Mississippi Chapter, Outlaw Slalom Classic, April 21, 2002
Qualifying Times:
Ricky 15.79 Nate 16.76 Marcos 18.37 Austin 18.91 Josh 19.07 Clifton 19.96 Sam 22.56 Tate 24.89 Zach 24.93 Patrick 27.61
Duel Results:
1st Ricky 2nd Nate 3rd Clifton 4th Marcos 5th Austin 6th Josh
Again…Thanks to everyone, I mean everyone! I’m wore out…I can’t believe the day has come and gone. All that attended are now a part of Mississippi’s skateboard history as this was Mississippi’s first downhill skateboard competition ever. We will be doing this again. Next time no mercy. I’m looking all the time for that perfect hill with good slope, good asphalt, good run out, no traffic and no cops. Help me find that perfect hill. Next race we have a need for speed!!!!
If you have any comments that will help our next one be even better, don’t hesitate to tell me. I want the best for us all. Next time...sunscreen.
Let’s see more pictures and video as it comes in. I need a few shots for my web site. Thanks Tate for posting your pics (www.skatems.com)so quickly. You’re a good man.
Ricky “Byrddog” Byrd Grass Roots Slalom, Mississippi Chapter
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Seattle / Cascade Slalom Association
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On 4/22/2002
Gareth
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A big thanks to all who turned out yesterday! There were several new faces and lots of familiar ones. It is great to see some of the speed boarders adapting to slalom so well. Got to remember these are guys who are not used to small boards and loose turny trucks!
We will continue these sessions every Sunday at 2:00 (weather permitting). If we get enough people to show, we can runs some friendly races. Seems like there are already some grudge matches taking place between Aaron and Ben - way to go guys, that's the spirit.
If you are at your local skate shop, let them know all about slalom and what we are doing on Sundays! Invite them out for a good time. Slalom is alive and well in Seattle and growing by the week!
See you all next Sunday! Sincerely Gareth 206/371-9710
PS. If you know of others who should be on my mailing list, please forward to me an e-mail address and I will make sure they are included.
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Montreal slalomers
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On 4/22/2002
Pierre
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Well perseverance paid up, after 3 weekends in a row alone at the same location, i got a buddy to come and try slalom. He is now one of us and learning quickly, and there we met another skater from our skatepark days, he tried one of my boards and was completely hooked! He was getting real fast after a couple of hours. He then asked me where he could get a board, an hour later i was shaping his old beaten Burton Balance to a pretty cool starter board.
We are now three and counting!
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