Well, in Milton Florida any way. Check out this video of a long boarder dropping in. Looks like Milton, Florida is filled with a bunch of geniuses. They build a skate park that way they can go and flex their weak authority onto a captive audience. Another fine example of skateboarders being treated badly bad local police. Why are the skateboarders weary of the police? All you have to do is skate and see their true colors to know why. Serve and protect, too bad skateboarders don’t fit into any of those categories.

Update: Ok so I looked into this a bit more and found out the dude was not completely without fault on some level. Over at www.Skateandannoy.com they have an update to this lameness.

UPDATE: PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE YOU LEAVE A COMMENT. So apparently, the guy dropping in was told not to do it by the park security guard, but he did it anyway. The video was edited to make it appear like an unsuspecting skater was being harassed without provocation. While it is still incredibly lame to dictate which way someone can skate on a functioning part of a skatepark, and that issue should be addressed, it is beyond lame to make yourself look like a martyr and have a community rally behind you under false pretense. Way to go D-bag.

So Gino came up in a conversation today and I showed this part as an example of his skill and style. Enjoy.

Any blog worth anything has this video available. Know it.

This just In!

Over two decades ago Tony Hawk magically jumps over Japanese men. An amazing feat by all standards.

In a mad world, only the mad are sane.

IN SHORT…
Steve Rocco, the controversial godfather of street, led a cultural revolution during the early 1990s toppling the corporate giants who controlled the skateboard industry and ushering in the most degenerate, savage, innovative & entertaining era in the history of skateboarding. For better or worse his legacy shaped skateboarding as we know it today like no other.

Featuring: a whos who of skateboarding including Ryan Sheckler! I bet his insight on Rocco will be awesome.

THE MAN WHO SOULED THE WORLD features over 80 leading skate pros to tell its story about Rocco and the emergence of street skating and skater-run companies. We recognize that thousands of others were involved in this pivotal time and movement in skateboarding.

[check it]