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Grunnigen
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On 1/20/2004 David O
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The registration part of the website now seems to be working.
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UKSSA
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On 1/20/2004 Graham
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The snail has been despatched with my cheque.
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UKSSA
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On 1/20/2004
Paul K
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yep i'm paid up as well
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Oregon trail
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On 1/20/2004 SamG
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 Looks like Portland, Oregon.
Thanks Chris. I'm now paid up.
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Stimulators
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On 1/20/2004 Matthew
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Where is Daddys Board store ?
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UKSSA and dollars
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On 1/20/2004 Sparker
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Just checked
PayPal goes through as GB Pounds.
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UKSSA and dollars
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On 1/20/2004 UKSSA
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When you check out it does state US DOLLARS
BUT
if you Pay Pal it should then confirm UK pounds
Hopefully
I'll put a note on the site soon.
Let me know if it does not work.
Chris
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Ageist!
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On 1/20/2004
Paul K
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i'm not that old!!
it just looked like you was getting them in...no sugar in my coffe
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UKSSA
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On 1/20/2004
SamG
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Clingfilm, I tried to join, but realized at the checkout that it states 'All prices are in US Dollars.' Is this correct? And if you haven't bought the t-shirts yet, then can we go for light grey? It conceals the ketchup, blood and sweat much better than white... (and nervy wee stains).
Paul K. 4 teas? Are you showing your age?
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UKSSA
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On 1/20/2004 UKSSA
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New UKSSA site in which you can JOIN.
**** J O I N N O W *******
£20
PLUS
FREE (yes FREE) personalised Hanes UKSSA t-shirt if you join before March.
You can join on-line or by snail mail
"AXIS of EVIL" shirts coming soon, I will keep you posted
www.ukssa.net
REMEMBER to JOIN won't you!!!
Chris
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Mollicavision
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On 1/20/2004 Longy
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just recieved the paris dvd from Kenny Mollica....WHOAH!!!!!! mucho impressed nay stoked cheers mate :-)
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Brands
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On 1/20/2004 Steve
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Sorry, Steve King not Kane.
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3DM tray
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On 1/20/2004
Paul K
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Sam....
3 coffee's & 4 Tea's.......
cheers Mate
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brands
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On 1/19/2004 strange
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the infamous brands hatch races? cool...
is that steve kane posting? if it is you, your book was what got me fully into skating (about 3 years ago, meaning that I don't have much knowledge about shortboarding...)
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Brands
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On 1/19/2004
Steve
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Hi Guys
Are there any dates for brands yet? I came to the second one in 2003 and had a blast. Thing is,
I was rather hoping that I could organise a group of us from the Middle-age-shred ranks to tag along. I very much dought we could or would enter the main comps, but would be good if you could help us set up our own little cone shanningans and just let us use the back of the track just to bomb about and have some fun.
We'll obviousley be happy to pay some money towards the day.
What do you reckon?
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Cuckoo Clock Rationale
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On 1/19/2004 SamG
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Tried to. The IOC employ a rotund lederhosen-clad Tiroler who eats an inch of wurst per second. We had so many timed rides that the poor moustachioed yodeller swelled, burst and coated a large area of the Black Forest in fleischkaese. So damned fragile, these timing systems. Right Michael?
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Grunnigen
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On 1/19/2004 David O
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Just submitted my entry for Grunnigen (well I think I did I got an error after submitting). Only 80 places this year across all events. Better register.
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the EU ruling
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On 1/19/2004 ross
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So who's up for some 'OFFICIAL - skateboarding in not just a crime, it's pure evil ' T-shirts then?
Just need someone to do the artwork, then print it out & take it to a a print shop.
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'Sam' missile
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On 1/19/2004 Michael
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Sam, could you nick their timing gear?
And no comments about 'gays on trays' from me....
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stimulaters
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On 1/19/2004
kiteman
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Daddys board store takes about a week with P&P just over a tenner i bought two sets stimulaters 4 large tracker washers and a bottle of speed cream £20.00 all in delivered.
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World Championships 2004 (tray)
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On 1/19/2004
CC Racing cure for winter blues
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Using 3dm's super secret aluminium deck, I was propelled to 5th position (despite this surprisingly camp faux-macho pose):
 
For Paul K's interest, the starts are much easier lying down, and before Strange and Michael ask, YES. The fluoros and braces were worn on the luge especially for you (thanks Kylie M).
I was wrong about those rollen-rodels. And I was beaten by a girl.
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"The ruling has enraged Britain’s skateboarders..."
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On 1/19/2004 Mike B
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The only thing that enraged me was being lumped in with the kinds of people who take part in pastimes such as fishing, lacrosse, hockey, snooker and golf. Love the use of the word "toys" though.
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Another EU diplomat labelled skateboards “pure evil”.
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On 1/19/2004
PaulW
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Shurley shome mishtake?
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From the Time UK
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On 1/19/2004 Clingfilm
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CLICK HERE TO PRINT CLOSE WINDOW
January 17, 2004
Skateboard banned as new terror weapon
By Anthony Browne, Brussels Correspondent
THE skateboard has been propelled into the front line of the War on Terror.
The European Commission yesterday labelled the toys as weapons that could be used to hijack an aircraft and banned them from the cabins of all planes taking off in the EU.
The skateboard was not alone in being deemed a potential weapon of mass destruction. Lacrosse sticks, golf clubs, pool cues and fishing rods were also included on the Commission’s list of items that European Union passengers will be prevented from taking on to aircraft.
Instead they will have to hand them over so that they can be placed in the hold.
However, the Commission evidently believes that even the most determined terrorists would find it difficult to hijack a plane with a tennis racket or a juggling club; both items escaped the ban.
The ruling has enraged Britain’s skateboarders, who are more used to being accused of antisocial behaviour than terrorism. They believe that the ban goes too far and fear that their precious boards — which can be worth hundreds of pounds — could be damaged if they have to go in the hold. A competition-standard skateboard costs about £400.
“It’s crazy. You couldn’t hijack a plane with them. You might as well ban walking sticks,” said Chris Linford, president of the UK Skateboard Slalom Association. “I could do far more damage with my laptop — it’s just as heavy and sharper.”
Chris Tanner, director of the Lush Longboards skateboard shop in Sheffield, said: “It’s probably because they don’t like people skateboarding around departure lounges, which always have those lovely big expanses of flat smooth surfaces.”
The Commission admitted that it had no evidence that al-Qaeda was stockpiling skateboards, but insisted that they posed a very real threat to airlines. “They have wheels that you could unscrew and use, and you could use it to break a window,” a spokeswoman said.
Another EU diplomat labelled skateboards “pure evil”.
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hey from Canada
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On 1/18/2004
mbl
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hey - looking for mia!
we miss you @ home - c. & i are crazee snoboarders now - lookout!
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