He who cannot be named

I was at Del Mar for the "Last Jam" before they dozed it. I will never forget watching Hosoi, the entire Bones Brigade, Lucero and the rest destroy the bowl that day.

 

Maybe he should get serious about his racing like me. Give him a better chance to spend time with Paris. The body work is still for sale. The person who won the biding on E Bay was fake. Jay & Paris autographed the tank.

 

Floggin' Molly

 

JRP reminds me of Fred Armisen

 

I got it. Actually watched a documentary about that years ago.

 

Is it too early?

JRP for President 2016!
(no shit, I'd vote for him)

 

Oh! Mi scusi!

 

We used to watch hokus pokus alot before we went out skating. I love that video. I still have a super old one called sick boys on the original vhs in the case.

I wish I would have saved my Matt Hensley board. It was his last model (plan b i think) before retirement.

I still love skateboarding. Too bad my ankles hate it so much.

 

Name: Sal.. Sal Barbier.

Do you have a job or anything?: No ma'am. Just a vagrant

 

Damn.:up: Only saw that spot in videos. One of the most legendary skate spots!

 

He can't have me.

 

I'm loving that the name stuck.

 

Rodney Mullen made that transition better than anyone I think.

 

Rodney was his own thing. He was a 1st gen. original for sure.
Always had a lot of respect for him even though I didn't really understand freestyle.

 

What's funny is you wouldn't have a conversation with him, or even look at him really and leave with the impression of how genius a skateboarder can be.
Smart enough to create and sell a business for almost $50m.

 

Anyone have contacts at TMZ? We need to get them to change the headlines.

 

And he owned a sweet little bar in Carlsbad, till about two years ago. it was called Hensleys. go figure. live music every weekend.

:up:

 

Agreed. Of course, the freestyle boards he rode were almost like a mini prototype for the new style of boards, and that style of riding was real technical!

 

I always kept an eye out for him when I was close to the engineering buildings at UF. Had heard he was a student there but didn't know if that was true or not.
What business did he start/sell?

 

I thought he owned something of Globe shoes.