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On 10/31/2003
Frank Lee
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All:
The Grind for Life Benefit for Mike Rogers (http://www.mr1skateshop.net/M.R.%20Fund%20-%20Grind%20for%20Life.htm) will be held in West Palm Beach, Florida at the YMCA Oelsner Skatepark (http://www.skateboardparks.com/florida/ymca/index.html) on November 22, 2003. Mike Vallely from Element will be the highlight of the event. Bowl riders from all over the country are coming, as well as our freestyle crew. I was told that we can expect around 1000 people to come watch the demo. The demo will be held from 3PM-7PM.
Thanks to Casper Industries and Reverse Freestyle/Cooper Productions for their product donations for raffle. Their generosity will certainly help Mike get back on his feet. Please contact me if you are interested in contributing. Every little bit helps. If you are a sponsored skater, please let your sponsors know what this event is all about.
The following freestylers have expressed interest in attending/participating thus far.
- Cooper, Lynn [Reverse Freestyle] - Foster, Mike [Casper Industries] - Jaje, John [Casper Industries] - Leathers, John [Casper Industries] - Lee, Frank [Casper Industries] - Synnott, Terry [Capital Skateboards] - Sullivan, William [Casper Industries]
Please contact me if you are interested in joining us.
Thanks, Frank Lee
AJ:
You said it, man. Joe is a good choice too. If you get a gig together, may I come dressed as Dilbert? Pocket protector, glasses, and a plastic banana board? Ha ha.
Later, Frank
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On 10/31/2003 A.J. Kohn
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Primo would be a good choice but JOe Humeres is a better one! "Because its like that and thats the way it is huh!" Frank your right you are a computer freak (not geek) I can see you get you freak on at one of these jams. You would be surprised who is actually breakdancing and its not just baggy pant slang talking sideways hat kids, its everybody. www.rocrite.net check it out
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On 10/31/2003
Frank Lee
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You said it, Dagoo. With 7 computers in my office, dozens of technical books, and spectacles, I'm certainly too geeky to be the one tapping into any breakers' underworld of cooldom. There's only one man that I can think of who's skilled and an suave enough to do that, DJ and powerhouse skater, Primo Desiderio! : )
All, please contact me if you are interested in demoing or contributing to Mike Roger's Grind for Life event.
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On 10/30/2003
Dagoo
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IIIII,donts thinka we wills fit ins because the brekers have such a cooler image than the typicl freestilist.How cane we make our selfs cooler. Nobody wants to watch us because were not cool looking. dagoo
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On 10/30/2003 A.J. Kohn
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I am pysched about the Wezberg event, sorry JJ and I couldn't make it out it looked like a fun and great overall event! This is what we have been up to actually the same weekend but in and around Philly. Philadelphia Freestyle: Friday- JJ Odonnel, Willy Sions and I (A.J.) where at the 360 Skate Spot in Willow Grove for their lock in event. We performed demos/clinics/skated with the kids from 10.30pm- about 4am the next morning (thank god for daylight savings!) Sat.- After work I called up Willy Sions and Ryan Thompson (Red Bull) and we went to the first RocRite (Breakdancing) B-boy and B-Girl Jam in Southwest Philly to check it out. So what does this have to do with skating? Everything! Ever since New York Flugtag and talks and demos with Image from the Ultimate Breakdown ideas started to gel in our heads and how it could be possible to combine efforts and learn from one another. Image and I are planning a colaboration next year possibly as soon as April at there next Jam. Thats whats been going on but now I will tell you about Roc Rite. Let me say that RocRite was amazing! It was so eloquently simple a D.J. and a smooth floor, the B-boys/girls do the rest. I was amazed to see so many people still breakdancing and the progression from what I used to see till now Crazy! As Willy put it Holy Sh#$! It just enforced our view how simular it is to Freestyle Skateboarding and Flatland Biking and this idea of combining events has been in our heads for quite awhile. But just like Freestyle Skaters its hard to find Breakers and Flatlanders beacause all of these forms are so underground from there mainstream brothers and only the truly dedicated practice these forms. I see a unique opprotunity to combine these events together and have a ton of fun in the process! Ideas, comments, sugestions, are always welcome but this is one of our goals this coming year. Filming and skating as much as possible as well as our outreach and church events its going to be a busy year! Sunday- JJ went and met the Vans team, demoed for the kids and got Ray Barbee to sign his board! Whew thats all for know more later... A.J. Kohn
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On 10/29/2003
yoyo schulz
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Here is the link to another clip I just put up.It was aired Nationwide.. http://www.yoyoskates.com/wue_b3.wmv
Enjoy, YOYO
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On 10/28/2003
Dagoo
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That therr is a rare Tony Halk Deck probably worth a million dollars.dagoo
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On 10/28/2003 Mr.Bean
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That TV vid clip was awesome, Yoyo. It sure brings back memories. And it's nice to put a face to the names I've read about so many times. And I REALLY dug the "rail to handstand wheelgrab boardspin to casper" that Gunter did...I did the *exact* same trick back when I competed and even did it when I skated against Gunter back in '86 in Oceanside. Man does the clip bring back good memories!!!
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On 10/28/2003 Alec
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Thanks Terry, I thought the first name was Per but knew it wasn't Welinder, know anything about him? Is he still around? Alec
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On 10/28/2003
Terry Synnott
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Alec,
That's Per Holknekt's signature.
Terry
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On 10/28/2003 Alec
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On 10/28/2003
Alec
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Can someone identify this freestle deck for me? It's a Tracker Flipside, I got it back in late 80's but have never known whose signature model it is. http://free.inkfrog.com.pix/Alec/flipside.jpg http://free.inkfrog.com.pix/Alec/flipside2.jpg
Thanx
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On 10/27/2003
YOYO Schulz
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Ok fans,
here is a link to a clip that was shown on TV yesterday: http://www.yoyoskates.com/bayern3_wue_web.wmv
YOYO
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On 10/27/2003 Gary H.
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I had a great time freestylin' with the few that showed up for the event this past weekend at Rengstorf Park in Mountain View Calif. Bob's events are fun and next time the whole crew better show up!
Bob, thanks! Let's set up anther event soon.
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On 10/27/2003 Denis Sopovic
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www.freestyleskateboard.com
F-forum is back I think ;)
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On 10/27/2003
Andy Terbovich
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Bernhard What's that crazy cross armed thing??? Props on the events, guys! Andy
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On 10/27/2003 Mr.Bean
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Looking forward to more pics and/or video.
And the Best Trick category is eating me up from wondering what these tricks are!?!? 8)
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On 10/27/2003 bernhard
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hello y#ll,
results and first pictures you can see on http://www.freestyle-skateboarding.de/GFSA_CONTET_2003/ergebnisse.htm
bernhard
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On 10/27/2003
YOYO Schulz
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Here is a link for a story of an online newspaper. It includes some fotos as well. Click on''weitere Bilder' to see the fotos. A 2.5 min TV clip was broadcast yesterday and I will try to upload it tonite. http://www.mainpost.de/mainfranken/wuestadt/wuestadt/6028,2403597.html EVERYONE had a great time out there. So many new faces and old friends. It was a milestone in the resurgence of Flatland Freestyle, believe me.
YOYO, Germany
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On 10/27/2003
steelwheel Bob
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Congratz to all the good people at GFSA, all the freestylers,their sponsors and supporters for a great world class event.
Props to Joe Humeres for launching the NYC jam scene, sound like those guys had a great time.
The Rengstorff Park Jam, also on the same day, was sparse with most of the regulars missing out. it did give Robert (photographer) and i chance to do an in depth interview with Gary Holl, a great all aroung skater whose specialities are freestyle and slalom.
See pictures from the NYC Joe Jam and the Gary Holl, Rengstorff Jam on www.noicing.com in a day or two.
Others that showed up for the Rengstorff Jam were Dan Troyan, his four buddies,Gary's wife, two grey squirrels, a black squirrel, and a Godzilla trophy we made on the spot! Name: Bob Staton Homepage: http://www.wfsafreestyle.org Sent: 14.01 - 27/10
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On 10/26/2003
YOYO Schulz
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Here are the unsorted results of yesterday's World Champs in Germany.More infos soon. YOYO
360 spins Name # spins rank Ulli Schönborn 14,5 2 Mario Wollnik 2,5 9 Günter Mokulys 12,5 3 Yoyo Schulz 22 1 John Leathers 10 4 Monika Pasekel 3 8 Lele Barbato 7 5 Bernhard Kümpel 7 5 Michael Bergis 6 7
ROOKIE rank Erwin Schuijtvlot 3 Gabor Mischlich 2 Harald Schautt 1 Erik Jan Tillema 9 Daan Pelt 7 Tim von Paassen 8 Mart Klempert 4 Nicolas Wehmeyer 5 Dominik Lieboner 6
Amateurs rank Jan Kupfer 8 Stefan Albert 7 Michael Bergis 6 Pierre Geisler 9 Henrik Waldera 5 Jari Paakkari 3 Martin Schübel 13 Mirko 19 Luis Escarate 4 Mario Wollnik 15 John Leathers 10 Monika Pasekel 16 Johannes Michel 18 Thomas Müller 12 Johannes Okner 14 Denis Sopovic 17 Michael Scholz 11 Joao Soares 2 Peter Ruschel 1
Pros rank Starsky 9 Kalle 4 Boris Schwemin 7 Günter Mokulys 1 Yoyo Schulz 3 Georgeo 10 Lele 8 Rene Shigueto 6 Lilis Akesson 2 Ulli Schönborn 5
Best trick rank Jan Kupfer 17 Stefan Albert 13 Erwin Schuijtvlot 11 Starsky 8 Pierre Geisler 16 Henrik Waldera 4 Jari Paakkari 5 Mirko 17 Luis Max Escarate 10 Mario Wollnik 22 Günter Mokulys 2 Erik Jan Tillema 13 Yoyo Schulz 5 John Leathers 19 Monika Pasekel 15 Georgeo 19 Johannes Michel 19 Thomas Müller 11 Johannes Okner 7 Rene Shigueto 1 Stefan Lilis Akesson 2 Peter Ruschel 9
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On 10/26/2003
Dagoo
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A CHICK! What do you mean a CHICK! first you say I cant spelll,then you say I might be gay now I'm a chick! So I am a gay chick that cant spell.Do all freestylers like Gay chicks that cant spell? Dagoo.
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On 10/26/2003 Mr.Bean
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And this whole time I thought Dagoo was a chick. (Seriously)
My bad!
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On 10/26/2003
dAGOO
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Hmmm,very funny guys butt I thought all freestyler were______well you know,not manly. Why do you guys have something against gays or lesbians. Dont you think pogo's look kinda Gay! or do you think you look manly doing them? Have you ever seen a big hearded man doing pogos? or a big headed jock doing space walks? and what do you meen I cont spell? dAGOOS
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On 10/25/2003 Forum patrol
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Agreed on Dagoo. He's frustrated and/or bored and can't think of anything better to do than poke fun at those involved with the renaissance of freestyle skateboarding. It might be slightly entertaining if the guy's spelling, grammar and sense of humor weren't so bad. As it stands, his posts are simply an annoying and pathetic waste of time. It would be better for everyone, including Dagoo, if he would channel his energies into something creative and constructive that he has some passion for, whatever that might be.
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