Reinterpreted ...
August 31, 2010
"Ron Burgundy," of Slap Forum fame, made this out of a clip I filmed for etnies and I laughed my ass off when I saw it. Thanks, Ron.
10 things you need to know about Stay Gold
August 18, 2010
1. Slaughtered picnic tables.
2. Brilliant bookends.
3. Full pads.
4. Finally!
5. Going up.
6. Don't actually watch the video, just Tweet about it.
7. Westgate's push & Andrew's landings.
8. I have a Leo interview from the week he quit Baker that no one's ever read.
9. Slams.
10. You will be impressed.
Jon Miner Stay Gold interview = amazing.
August 17, 2010
Skateboarder, October 2010. Best read I've had in a while, apart from Carnie's intro to the Vegas tour article in the July issue:
2 times
June 20, 2010
This mother fucker did all the hardest shit two times in one part ... no miracle tricks here. The landing at 4:24 is so ridiculous that it brought me out of "bogging" retirement.
P.S. Something might be different here ...
Great moments in interview history ...
April 24, 2010
Saw this on Grant's Facebook today. Got me so stoked. I won't name any pro skater names, but this has pretty much happened to me, but not because they were doing it on purpose.
Great moments in interview history ...
April 20, 2010
ADMIRAL HYMAN RICKOVER
"60 Minutes" Interview by Diane Sawyer
DIANE SAWYER:
He's the Navy's most famous and most cantankerous admiral. Hyman George Rickover, the father of the nuclear submarine, was censored last month for accepting gifts from a naval contractor, General Dynamics, over a 16-year period. The gifts totaled more than $67,000 but it seems that the company was wasting its money. Before he retired, Rickover declared war on General Dynamics. He accused them of trying to cheat the government. When we first broadcast this interview, the investigation of the admiral and the gifts had just begun, but the 84-year-old Rickover was undaunted. He was much the same as he had been in 1957, the last time he submitted himself to an unrestricted personal interview - combative, challenging, deliberately provocative.
ADMIRAL HYMAN RICKOVER:
No, I never have thought I was smart. I thought the people I dealt with were as dumb, were dumb, including you.
