skaters who are missing. where are they?
Mocker567
kyle yanajimoto
doug saenz
HENRY SANCHEZ!!!
lib laryman
panama dan
mike hayes (rode for workshop)
thomas morgan
ben sanchez
shamil randle
Jeff Turner
Ryan Fabry (super good... part of the original plan b team)
Damon Byrd (super tech... did big spin noselides down handrails..)
Laban Pheidias (if you don't know this guy... yer a kook)
basically the whole invisible team turned invisible after they went out of
business... minus John Reeves..
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Keith Morrison
Coco Santiago
Ocean Howell
Joey Bast
Marcelle Johnson
Maurice Key
Sam Devlin
Shin Okada
Quy Nguyen
William Nguyen
Weston Correa
Greg Hunt
Rich Colwell
Mark Wyndham
Mike Daher
Leigh Peterson
Shawn Mandoli
John Montesi
Ron Knigge
Rene Matthyssen
Tabias Walker
Andy Stone
Pepe Martinez
My brain hurts, I can't go on
Jeff Turner
Osiris... (figures... he works for tony mag). Mike Daher is an art director
at some skate company (cant remember which one, but I think its world). From
what I hear about Shawn Mandoli, I hear hes a missionary now... out abroad
spreading the word of god... The other Im not real sure...
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David Gilner
Pep fucked his ankle up, at least thats what I heard. Mike Daher rides
for supernaut and Weston Correa rides for the Firm. I wish Andy Stone
would resurface.
Drake Jones
Bo Turner
Jovantae Turner
Ryan Hickey
Carlos Kenner
Scott Conklin
Nanda Zipp
Andy Roy
Jason Carney
Matt Reason
iTypical Male
> Laban Pheidias (if you don't know this guy... yer a kook)
>
TWS just had a big article on him
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Greg Hunt is still around, you see an occasionally photo now and then. I
know he's living in the SF area, but don'r know any of his sponsors
iTypical Male
Andy Stone started college when I was in 7th grade, so he's probably
gonna graduate this year. He came here once (Frederick MD), and said it
was holding up his skating a little. When Capital he never got another
board sponsor (at least yet) i heard
iTypical Male
> When Capital he never got another
> board sponsor (at least yet) i heard
>
When Capital went out... that should say.
JM
are!!!
JM
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can't go back past 86 or so but if you want I can start listing :P
Keith
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"JM" <sp...@this.com> wrote in message
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Keith Morrison
>
> Pep fucked his ankle up, at least thats what I heard. Mike Daher rides
> for supernaut and Weston Correa rides for the Firm. I wish Andy Stone
> would resurface.
>
> Drake Jones
> Bo Turner
> Jovantae Turner
> Ryan Hickey
> Carlos Kenner
> Scott Conklin
> Nanda Zipp
> Andy Roy
> Jason Carney
> Matt Reason
>
Drake - retired
Bo - kicked off Alien, retired
Jovantae - actually managed to get bounced from girl, doesnt' skate
Scott and Lance Conklin - not much skating, still in industry
Nanda Zipp - retired from Sonic
Andy Roy - heroin took him out
Matt Reason - isn't he on Supernaut?
Jason Carney - retired after Dynasty popped up
Keith Morrison
just was one of those guys who got unlucky with his sponsors. He's got
talent and balls, too.
> > Laban Pheidias (if you don't know this guy... yer a kook)
> >
>
> TWS just had a big article on him
>
>
ross macwhinney
Rick Ibaseta
Danny Sargent
Bo Ikeda
Chuck Wampler
Tom Penny
--On Friday, September 22, 2000 3:28 PM +0000 Mocker567 <mock...@aol.com>
wrote:
David Gilner
The elusive tom penny, I'd give up him ever resurfaceing
Keith Morrison
in the Pacific NW. Sometimes he'll be mentioned in obscure Thrasher
references in trash.
Last I heard of Rick Ibaseta he was skating in NYC but not sponsored or
anything, just living the dream I guess.
Tom Penny -- this guy drives me nuts. It'd be like Michael Jordan spending
a season in the NBA then disappearing, or Tiger Woods just winning the
Masters and disappearing. I mean, personally, I feel that if I was blessed
with a gift like that, I'd try to share it, even if I was determined to do
it on my own terms. I don't know him so it's hard to judge, but with so
many people out there who love skateboarding and would trade everything
they've ever had for skills like that... it just seems wrong, somehow.
Yeah, I know, it's his life, but I wish they were my skills :P I'd be able
to stop programming for a living, that's for sure.
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driftwoodŽ
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driftwoodŽ
frankie hill
paul de jesus
jeff petit
el gato
the godoy brothers
steve steadham
ron allen
steve saiz
eric sanderson
ray underhill
eddie reatigue (sp?)
nicky guerrero
i know there are more, but can't think of the names offhand.
Keith Morrison <kl...@bellatlantic.net> wrote in message
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driftwoodŽ
showed off his talent, then didn't like how the industry was exploiting
skaters or something and then bailed back to england. if that's true, i give
him mad props for deciding that he wasn't going to be an industry pawn. that
kid's got soul.
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David Gilner
He got sick of the fame, everyone was on his nuts. I heard he's out in france
somewhere.
Keith Morrison
Flip videos a bit. I don't know how much truth there is to that. He is in
France, and the last time anyone really got footage of him was about a year
and a half ago when he was skating in Copenhagen and living there for a bit.
I did a study abroad there right after and everyone was talking about how he
would just get mad stoned and then rip this ramp in the hippie commune in
the middle of the city. There were two ads that popped up in the magazine
from that time. I don't know why he bailed, supposedly it was the pressure
and he didn't like being in the spotlight and hounded and all. At the
Tradeshow Arto said he had been at Tom's place in France, skating his ramp,
and that he would get bombed every night and pass out on the ramp then skate
it the next day, and that he was ripping.
ross macwhinney
see how one might not be so stoked on the industry. It is almost like
porno. young kids break themselves trying to come up and get paid in shoes
for it (coke for porno hoes). You can't pay for knee surgery with koston
3's, no matter how fresh the color combo may be. Even when you go pro the
money isn't substantial unless you're on the top of the game. The most
fucked up thing though is that not that many companies give their riders
health insurance. You would think that knowing they would be taken care of
if they got hurt would just give riders more incentive to get buck (wild
that is).
Penny surely could have made major bank. But I think that is a little more
attractive to Americans than to Europeans. If doing something you love to
do as a job ruins the enjoyment, then what's the motivation to keep doing
it? Might as well get some other job and skate on the side.
anyway, aside from the spread of new public park construction (which has
finally made it to Pittsburgh), i am really fucking tired of how large
skating has become. I think vibing is making a comeback, so maybe we are
headed back underground with this shit.
there used to be the attitude that skaters were members of a subculture
that thought for themselves. This may not have been true at all, but I
believed it and I think it made me pretty skeptical of the goals that alot
of my peers hold in the US. Maybe Penny just fealt the same way about
being pro. It's probably not all its cracked up to be, for some people.
rossm
--On Friday, September 22, 2000 1:42 PM -0700 driftwoodÆ
David Gilner
thats why Jason Lee quit, the whole spotlight was on him. People just need to
let people skate, I'd probably wig with all that pressure too.
David Gilner
I hope this shit goes underground real fucking soon. It'll clear out all the
bullshit thats clogging the industry and leave the pure shit that makes skateing
so much fun.
Rob Blackburn
> frankie hill
i read somewhere he was trying to make a comeback and currently looking for
sponsors
> steve steadham
i'd like to know where he is, he was one of the first guys to breakout and do
his own board company, bad ass in the late 80's
>
Oldschoolsk8
<< Hey, I can go older, but some of these are guys are early 90s blow-ups. I
can't go back past 86 or so but if you want I can start listing :P >>
But what about:
Bruce, Brian, Brad, and Robin Logan
Dennis Shufeldt
Greg Weaver
Mike Weed
Tom Ryan
Bobby Piercy
Steve Brown
Steve Cathey
(and for those who wondered why I didn't list Henry Hester, last I heard he
works for a software co. near San Diego...)
Michael "inquiring minds want to know" Kaelon
Keith Morrison
guys but those dudes gotta be early 80, late70s?
Keith Morrison
going back underground means ill-managed skater-run companies, bad business
practices, low profits, etc, then that isn't a good thing (not that skaters
can't run companies--but not everyone knows what they're doing). You're
right, you can't pay for surgery with Koston 3s, but there is something to
be learned from the "establishment" or "big business." I work for a
corporation, and there are downsides and benefits. I get great benefits and
great pay, and I like my what I do, but a lot of it still reeks of the
corporate yuppie lifestyle and capitalist, materialist greed. Everyone sits
around in cubicle and lives in the dot com world--it's straight out of
Dilbert. But if the industry can still be run by skaters, absorbing what
they can from big corporations, that is probably a better move overall then
going back underground, whatever that means. Skating can be big and not be
controlled by major corporations, although it will be damn hard. Anyway,
some standardization couldn't really hurt skating. If it becomes the norm
to have medical insurance, life insurance, profit sharing, retirement plans,
etc. as part of the professional skateboarding experience, then things would
be a lot better off for professional skaters. I mean, if a baseball player
gets injured, he doesn't get kicked off the team or forgotten; he gets
medical treatment and rehab and gets paid and gets his chance to come back
and contribute. There have been rumors about a skater union for years, but
nothing organized has ever happened. It's easy for us to sit here and say
"oh, I wish this shit was for back underground, fuh real," and heckle the
pro skaters who try to go after some big money or big sponsors, but most of
us aren't living the lives they have to lead. They gotta go out and bust
themselves for what is really pocket change in the world of professional
sports, never knowing when the bubble is going to burst, when they might get
injured, or who is going to help them out when they get injured. Paying for
medical insurance out of your pocket, not through your company, is horribly
expensive. There has to be some kind of balance that can be found. I'm
rambling because I'm a little loaded, sorry. I just don't think it is as
simple as everyone makes it out to be--let's go back underground! rah! fuck
the x-games! There's more than one side to all of this, and I try to see
the good and bad points of each.
"ross macwhinney" <ro...@andrew.cmu.edu> wrote in message
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I agree. I'm sure Penny did the thing that he needed to do. I can kind of
see how one might not be so stoked on the industry. It is almost like
porno. young kids break themselves trying to come up and get paid in shoes
for it (coke for porno hoes). You can't pay for knee surgery with koston
3's, no matter how fresh the color combo may be. Even when you go pro the
money isn't substantial unless you're on the top of the game. The most
fucked up thing though is that not that many companies give their riders
health insurance. You would think that knowing they would be taken care of
if they got hurt would just give riders more incentive to get buck (wild
that is).
Penny surely could have made major bank. But I think that is a little more
attractive to Americans than to Europeans. If doing something you love to
do as a job ruins the enjoyment, then what's the motivation to keep doing
it? Might as well get some other job and skate on the side.
anyway, aside from the spread of new public park construction (which has
finally made it to Pittsburgh), i am really fucking tired of how large
skating has become. I think vibing is making a comeback, so maybe we are
headed back underground with this shit.
there used to be the attitude that skaters were members of a subculture
that thought for themselves. This may not have been true at all, but I
believed it and I think it made me pretty skeptical of the goals that alot
of my peers hold in the US. Maybe Penny just fealt the same way about
being pro. It's probably not all its cracked up to be, for some people.
rossm
--On Friday, September 22, 2000 1:42 PM -0700 driftwoodĆ
Mocker567
blind's tim and henry's pack of lies,by blind from 93, you can trace a lot of
the baddass technical shit that is done now...i mean, 5-0 to swich 5-0, 270
tailsides, b.s shuvit crooks, i could go on all day. i think if he'd kept it
up, it would have to be daewon song vs. henry sanchez.
Heath Burger
word.
heath
(the one who searches and destroys)
DFO
ross macwhinney
I see him camping and at reggae shows and stuff. He caught something mean
in Europe. But he is fine now. I think he has just been skating with his
friends strictly for fun.
Mos Def
Mos Def
"driftwoodŽ" wrote:
> adrian demain
> frankie hill
> paul de jesus
> jeff petit
> el gato
> the godoy brothers
> steve steadham
> ron allen
> steve saiz
> eric sanderson
> ray underhill
> eddie reatigue (sp?)
> nicky guerrero
>
> i know there are more, but can't think of the names offhand.
>
> Keith Morrison <kl...@bellatlantic.net> wrote in message
> news:cSNy5.12018$u6.3...@typhoon1.ba-dsg.net...
Mos Def
Mos Def
Mobees
>
> frankie hill. I just saw an ad for him in a mag. way in the
back..bearings maybe?
>
>
> ray underhill's doing web sites for Birdhouse etc....
> eddie reatigue (sp?)is building ramps and driving around at the gravity
games.
> Jim Murphy owns Wounded Knee
Fred Smith owns his own tattoo shop in Newport, RI
John Thomas artist for World Industries
Jeff Sandlin
way? Any how, just wanted to say that the only bad thing about
skateboarding dying, which I've watched a couple of times, is the
equipment going away and the pro's who broke themselves being
unemployeed. In my humble opinion. "Skateboardings dead? Now leave us
alone!"
http://community.webtv.net/oldschool2/Jeffsonceandfuture
http://community.webtv.net/oldschool2/JeffSandlins
kaspian
> Boring.
What's wrong? Too many words for you?
This is the 2nd or 3rd time you've complained when somebody has taken
the time to write a long, thoughtful post about something. Are your
reading skills really that bad?
Pity.
--
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then I would sell some of my things so that I could buy two."
-- Hugh R.
Keith Morrison
This is a discussion board, isn't it? Skip it if you don't want to read it,
or contribute something meaningful. Flaming or just writing useless posts
is something you can go do on the skateboarding.com message boards, I would
expect a little more civilization here.
driftwoodŽ
sure he's still in the industry somewhere, but the guy was taughted as being
the shit back in the day.
Heath Burger
like 167 now.
>one other person that i forgot to mention... where's eric dressen? i'm
>sure he's still in the industry somewhere, but the guy was taughted as being
>the shit back in the day.
>
word.
heathopoly
ItzF8
>one other person that i forgot to mention... where's eric dressen? i'm
>sure he's still in the industry somewhere, but the guy was taughted as being
>the shit back in the day.
He still rips! He's also been back on Dogtown Skateboards for awhile after a
brief stint with 151.
Keith Morrison
years? That he had a profile in 411. That was his third stint as a pro
skater. He has very sporadic coverage, and is basically a slash dog. He's
still got good pop and can do salad grinds but he isn't into the flippery.
Oldschoolsk8
<< one other person that i forgot to mention... where's eric dressen? i'm
sure he's still in the industry somewhere, but the guy was taughted as being
the shit back in the day. >>
http://www.247sk8mag.com/projects/skateparkpage.asp?ID=116
Still skating (at least as of February), but taking his lumps...
David Gilner
Mos Def wrote:
> He rides for eS, Flip & Ghetto Child for fuck's sake!
you still don't understand, if he doesn't want to be seen he won't, its
that somple
David Gilner
Natas rides for Element
andy
Keith Morrison wrote:
>
> Andy Roy - heroin took him out
I heard he still skates crazy, though.......
>
>
andy
ripping as much as ever.
ross macwhinney wrote:
> Ryan Fabre
> Rick Ibaseta
> Danny Sargent
> Bo Ikeda
> Chuck Wampler
> Tom Penny
>
> --On Friday, September 22, 2000 3:28 PM +0000 Mocker567 <mock...@aol.com>
> wrote:
>
> > jason rothmeyer
> > kyle yanajimoto
> > doug saenz
> > HENRY SANCHEZ!!!
> > lib laryman
> > panama dan
> > mike hayes (rode for workshop)
> > thomas morgan
> > ben sanchez
> > shamil randle
Mos Def
Mos Def
Mos Def
Keith Morrison wrote:
> Thanks man. I was going to write something similar but you beat me to it.
> This is a discussion board, isn't it? Skip it if you don't want to read it,
> or contribute something meaningful. Flaming or just writing useless posts
> is something you can go do on the skateboarding.com message boards, I would
> expect a little more civilization here.
>
Mos Def
ItzF8 wrote:
> waveslider wrote:
> >one other person that i forgot to mention... where's eric dressen? i'm
> >sure he's still in the industry somewhere, but the guy was taughted as being
> >the shit back in the day.
>
Keith Morrison
succinctly: if you want to be a troll, go to skateboarding.com or
alt.flame.whatever. I don't even know what your comment is supposed to
mean, or imply. How old are you that you're being a usenet troll, trying to
stir up controversy and piss people off?
David Gilner
are you fuckin retarted or somethin?
David Gilner
dude get the fuck out of here, you fuckin suck and you don't know what you're
talkin abiut.
brian_c...@yahoo.com
since when? their site ( though maybe old ) still has a team riders
section. and they're still sellin' decks.
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
tiffany
i'm interest with skatest.but some say that skatest are very unfriendly.
did u know why? and tell me more about this
Keith Morrison
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tbrainard
"Mos Def" <bla...@optushome.com.au> wrote in message
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> Fuck, how old are you?!
>
that doesn't matter, all it proves is that he is more mature than you are
but yet probably younger.
Keith Morrison
sense either. I don't consider people mature if they dismiss other people's
messages as boring without even considering what was written. Maybe I hold
people to different standards, or expect more out of the
population-at-large, but if the Internet has proved anything, it's that
there are even more fucking morons than I ever dreamed existed, roaming
around with access to technology.
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>
> "Mos Def" <bla...@optushome.com.au> wrote in message
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> > Fuck, how old are you?!
> >
>
Mos Def
are!
Mos Def
Mos Def
tbrainard wrote:
> "Mos Def" <bla...@optushome.com.au> wrote in message
> news:39D5688C...@optushome.com.au...
> > Fuck, how old are you?!
> >
>
Mos Def
you petty simpletons stray into my web like the stupid, moronic moths you are.
Muh hah har haaahhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mos Def
Mos Def
Mos Def
Mos Def
Keith Morrison wrote:
> Where do these people come from?
>
> "tiffany" <star_...@chek.com> wrote in message
> news:8r46du$1d5$1...@news.utm.my...
Smakutus san..
>
> They still sell decks, but they don't have any pro or am riders. Fuck you.
Why are you such a jerk? (Yeah yeah.. I know "Fuck you")
Anyways.. It's too bad the DT web site is just siting there doing
nothing for them. I'd like to order some stuff from them but the
ordering part of it isn't working and hasn't for months.
Outt..
Jeff.
Heath Burger
77098498 entries.
word.
heathopoly
(the one who searches and destroys)
Keith Morrison
though, anyone who picks the name of a hip-hop artist to use on message
boards, instead of something original, or *gasp* their own name, isn't
really worth sparring with. I put it on the same level of picking "Muska"
or "Ol' Dirty Smolik" as your sig. It just sucks when half-decent
conversations start and some fucker posts lame comments to half the messages
in the thread.
"Heath Burger" <heat...@aol.compromise> wrote in message
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Heath Burger
>though, anyone who picks the name of a hip-hop artist to use on message
>boards, instead of something original, or *gasp* their own name, isn't
>really worth sparring with. I put it on the same level of picking "Muska"
>or "Ol' Dirty Smolik" as your sig. It just sucks when half-decent
>conversations start and some fucker posts lame comments to half the messages
>in the thread.
>
what are you trying to say here??
word.
ol' dirty heath
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Keith Morrison
Ah, just fuhget it.
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jdg
ross macwhinney <ro...@andrew.cmu.edu> wrote:
yay!! ross is back!!!
ross macwhinney
--On Tuesday, October 3, 2000 4:26 PM +0000 jdg <pulas...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Mos Def
Heath Burger wrote:
> spider? simpletons? mnneeesh. you guys realize this post has reached like
> 77098498 entries.
>
Mos Def
Keith Morrison wrote:
> It's because I can't resist retorting to trolls sometimes. I'm over it
> though, anyone who picks the name of a hip-hop artist to use on message
> boards, instead of something original, or *gasp* their own name, isn't
> really worth sparring with. I put it on the same level of picking "Muska"
> or "Ol' Dirty Smolik" as your sig. It just sucks when half-decent
> conversations start and some fucker posts lame comments to half the messages
> in the thread.
>
> "Heath Burger" <heat...@aol.compromise> wrote in message
> news:20001001090918...@ng-ce1.aol.com...
Mos Def
Keith Morrison wrote:
> Ah, just fuhget it.
>
> "Heath Burger" <heat...@aol.compromise> wrote in message
> news:20001001142345...@ng-fv1.aol.com...
> > >It's because I can't resist retorting to trolls sometimes. I'm over it
> > >though, anyone who picks the name of a hip-hop artist to use on message
> > >boards, instead of something original, or *gasp* their own name, isn't
> > >really worth sparring with. I put it on the same level of picking
> "Muska"
> > >or "Ol' Dirty Smolik" as your sig. It just sucks when half-decent
> > >conversations start and some fucker posts lame comments to half the
> messages
> > >in the thread.
> > >
> >
> > what are you trying to say here??
> >
> > word.
> >
> > ol' dirty heath
> > --
> > it's all about tha benjaminz baby
> >
Mos Def
"Smakutus san.." wrote:
> Mos Def wrote:
> >
> > They still sell decks, but they don't have any pro or am riders. Fuck you.
>
> Why are you such a jerk? (Yeah yeah.. I know "Fuck you")
>
> Anyways.. It's too bad the DT web site is just siting there doing
> nothing for them. I'd like to order some stuff from them but the
> ordering part of it isn't working and hasn't for months.
>
> Outt..
> Jeff.
>
>
> > brian_c...@yahoo.com wrote:
> >
Mos Def
"driftwoodŽ" wrote:
> yeah i heard that same thing... forgot where though.
>
> Mos Def <bla...@optushome.com.au> wrote in message
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