New Topic For This Guy

So I got sick of talking about dubstep, because there is so much you can say about it, so I decided to pick a new topic. I love to skateboard so I thought I would make a few posts about the tricks you can do on a skateboard. Today I found for the first one we would start off with one of the most basic and useful tricks. The ollie is when you pop the tail of the board and sliding your front foot up to the top of the board. It was created by Alan Gelfand, while skateboarding in pools he found he could get vertical air if he slid his foot up and scooped his back foot. Rodney Mullen revamped the trick by putting it onto flat ground, he had more of a sea saw action but it still was an ollie

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SHWUBBLY WUBBLE

Quick Regret

So I picked dubstep for what I write about everyday, which is a mistake. It is a mistake because there is only so much you can say about this type of music. Really it sounds like the 90's dial up noise, and that is not something to be happy about.

Whoa...

There isn't much I can say about this video its like the best story ever, its almost story how graphic he makes it, but I guess if it happened to you its the only way.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BACnPBdsH20

Trench Coats

I think this is a valid point on anything, if you are wearing a trench coat you are either a public flasher, Flashing their junk around..or investigating a crime. It is never appropriate for you to wear one any other time.

Dubstep...Again

Well then since I made that post about dubstep, I have to do one more...so, I think some of my favorite dubstep is when it has rappers in it. For example Foreign Beggars rap to dubstep lots and thats why I do listen to them.

Wubbles For Your Troubles

Umm, I guess I will post about some dubstep because thats what kids in the city listen to these days, It has came to the realization to me that all dubstep sounds like a robot have some hardcore diarhea problems. and T.R.A.P music just sounds like a robot who popped one too many immodiums and cant take a dump...its more of a low rumble. Sometimes I crack myself up.