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Posted by D-res on Aug-18-2004 06:39:

aggressive inliners???

any aggressive rollerbladers in here. i just wanted to know if im like... the only guy who rolls AND likes trance muzikkk


Posted by e*motion on Aug-18-2004 06:40:

went for 3 years strong.. I was sponsored by "inline connection" .. Now, Im just a bum... I never stick to anything dammit.


Posted by Wildfir3 on Aug-18-2004 06:44:

my new pair of (still pretty much unused) USD's (crappy webcampic, i know)



when school starts i'm picking up on skatin for sure!


Posted by e*motion on Aug-18-2004 06:46:

I had a sweet pair of ROCES
Majestic 13's.

Im too old to get back into it.. *sigh*


Posted by D-res on Aug-18-2004 06:49:

this is sweet. i have USD psirus dominique sagona's

they're about 2 years old but ive worked em..



the only reason i said the whole only guy who rolls and listens to trance is cause every skate vid ive seen has had rap... except forest fire, that had silence in it.


so do you guys subscribe to DB or B-mag?


Posted by spec on Aug-18-2004 07:12:

Aren't these roller things just a toy for those too unco-ordinated to skateboard?


Posted by D-res on Aug-18-2004 07:34:

too uncoordinated to skateboard?

LLLLLLLOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL

no
skateboarding is weak. its straight up pussy compared to inline. i suggest you do some research spec....rolling is more difficult because in order to be good, you have to go HUGE and be so technical in your tricks. skateboarding cant touch rollin.



no, i snowboard too. i love snowboarding, almost more than aggro inline, which i will refer to as rolling, so dont get 'em mixed up


Posted by Wildfir3 on Aug-18-2004 07:58:

actually the only reason i prefer inline skates over a skateboard is the speed... i can go 30km/h with my skates pretty easily... but i could never do it on a skateboard...

Oh yeah, aggro inline skates look way cooler than a skateboard too

But you won't see me bitchin about one of the two being easy and the other being hard... who carez how hard it is, as long as you're having fun... The whole skaters vs bladers thing is just a load of crap.


Posted by th0m on Aug-18-2004 08:30:

quote:
Originally posted by PVD & T[]C
too uncoordinated to skateboard?

LLLLLLLOOOOOOLLLLLLLLL

no
skateboarding is weak. its straight up pussy compared to inline. i suggest you do some research spec....rolling is more difficult because in order to be good, you have to go HUGE and be so technical in your tricks. skateboarding cant touch rollin.



no, i snowboard too. i love snowboarding, almost more than aggro inline, which i will refer to as rolling, so dont get 'em mixed up


Bollocks. Skateboarding is way harder than 'rolling' . Why do you think there are so many famous skaters, yet all the inline skaters are relatively unknown?

But I'm sure both of 'em are hard in their own way, I used to 'roll', but I could never get into skating


Posted by nrjizer on Aug-18-2004 11:00:

Oh hell yeah, count me in here. I've been skating about 2 or 2.5 years (well, aggressive at least, I've roller bladed all my life really, since I used to speed skate).

I haven't skated in a few months since the guys in my town who skate aren't really into it like me (and some of them are kind of assholes anyways), but the break did me good - I'm itching to skate again, big time =)

Anyways, I'm currently rocking 03 remz with red fiziks, Kelso Genres and Crap bearings. It's the illest setup ever


Posted by qwikk on Aug-18-2004 11:11:

used to, got a pair of Estilo Pros that are barely used. haven't had the time or money to do it much anymore, maybe someday I'll get back into it. I'm more of a parkrat anyway, not too many good places for street around here.

and yes, the whole woodpusher vs. fruitbooter is dumb as shit, I respect em all (except scooters).


Posted by Orbax on Aug-18-2004 17:42:

Agressive Rollerskating is kind of like saying hardcore lace panties


Posted by D-res on Aug-18-2004 19:30:

quote:
Originally posted by th0m
Bollocks. Skateboarding is way harder than 'rolling' . Why do you think there are so many famous skaters, yet all the inline skaters are relatively unknown?

But I'm sure both of 'em are hard in their own way, I used to 'roll', but I could never get into skating




the reason skateboarding is more famous is because tony hawk got sponsored and took skateboarding to a main stream status before aggressive inline ever started up. then when it did get started, everybody that was into an extreme sport already skateboarded because it was so "cool" to do.

most of the kids who skateboard nowadays only do it because its considered cool, but inline is still more underground, and since anyone who could take it to mainstream status is skateboarding or has sold out to the ASA or xgames, no one really cares.

just for the record, the best rollerbladers in the world arent those chinese dudes you see tearing up the halfpipe on TV. instead its people like aaron feinberg or dustin latimer tearing up ever rail they see in the underground scene, who dont even bother competing for any big TV competitions, but rather IMYTA comps and stuff.

fact is, aggro inline is a lot harder, but more underground, and the greatest skaters in the world dont bother competing for money on the mainstream TV shows, so the world isnt shown what real inline is about. if anyone has ever seen mindgames words vid, they know what im saying.

when feinberg did that 360 royale cesslide to 360 royale cesslide down that canal wall, that was sick as hell.

oh and orbax, you're a douche bag. learn what you're talkin about before you speak...


Posted by Orbax on Aug-18-2004 19:31:

quote:
Originally posted by PVD & T[]C


oh and orbax, you're a douche bag. learn what you're talkin about before you speak...


Oh, ok


Posted by NiteMer on Aug-18-2004 19:33:

I used to play a lot of roller hockey and skate around a bit. I wouldn't say I was super aggressive by any means though. Now I play ice hockey. I love the ice!


Posted by Floorfiller on Aug-18-2004 19:35:

lets face it...rollerblading and skateboarding are both dumb


Posted by nrjizer on Aug-18-2004 20:01:

quote:
Originally posted by PVD & T[]C
the reason skateboarding is more famous is because tony hawk got sponsored and took skateboarding to a main stream status before aggressive inline ever started up. then when it did get started, everybody that was into an extreme sport already skateboarded because it was so "cool" to do.

most of the kids who skateboard nowadays only do it because its considered cool, but inline is still more underground, and since anyone who could take it to mainstream status is skateboarding or has sold out to the ASA or xgames, no one really cares.

just for the record, the best rollerbladers in the world arent those chinese dudes you see tearing up the halfpipe on TV. instead its people like aaron feinberg or dustin latimer tearing up ever rail they see in the underground scene, who dont even bother competing for any big TV competitions, but rather IMYTA comps and stuff.

fact is, aggro inline is a lot harder, but more underground, and the greatest skaters in the world dont bother competing for money on the mainstream TV shows, so the world isnt shown what real inline is about. if anyone has ever seen mindgames words vid, they know what im saying.

when feinberg did that 360 royale cesslide to 360 royale cesslide down that canal wall, that was sick as hell.

oh and orbax, you're a douche bag. learn what you're talkin about before you speak...


Thats the truth. What's funny about skateboarding is that it tries (or has tried) to be this rebellious counter-culture, but it's ended up being a mainstream activity, complete with big stars, big money, big contracts, big sponsorships, and everything else. No disrespect to the boarders who don't give a fuck about any of that and just do it for the joy of it. But for the rest of them, they're walking cliches.

And a lot of them are fucking dicks, for no reason at all. I recall almost getting into fights with skateboarders at my local park twice - once because I cut one off and he decided to get in my face about it for no reason. The other time was when Andy Kruse cut one off while going Mach 2. The skateboarder got pissed, took his helmet off and threw it at him from behind, nearly tripping him. So Andy just picked the helmet up and threw it behind the vert ramp. The asshole didn't think that was too funny so he tried to pick a fight (which prompted me and about 5 or 6 other rollers to go tell him to fuck off). That's some pretty juvinile behavior. I mean, it's a public skatepark that happens to be very popular. You're going to get cut off, get over it.

What's really nice about rollerblading is that the whole scene is still very underground. I've skated and hung out with a lot of pros that you see in magazines and videos. They don't make loads of cash for what they do. They don't have a big ass luxury tour bus. They don't have hordes of screaming kids following them around. The best rollers in the world are just regular guys who you can chill with (who happen to be really fucking good). That's a real blessing, IMO.


Posted by PinkChicken on Aug-18-2004 20:11:

quote:
Originally posted by qwikk
the whole woodpusher vs. fruitbooter


haha yeah havent heard those terms forever..i'm a woodpusher


Posted by Slylee on Aug-18-2004 20:14:

i'm not an "agressive inliner", but my mom drags me out to this mile long track to rollerblade whenever she can. she goes every night though...usually does 5 miles. it's great exercise...especially if you're going against the wind.

i can jump around and go backwards and do all sorts of cool tricks on them too all those friday nights at the rollerskating rink when i was 10 payed off


Posted by D-res on Aug-18-2004 20:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
i'm not an "agressive inliner", but my mom drags me out to this mile long track to rollerblade whenever she can. she goes every night though...usually does 5 miles. it's great exercise...especially if you're going against the wind.

i can jump around and go backwards and do all sorts of cool tricks on them too all those friday nights at the rollerskating rink when i was 10 payed off



now step it up and go 540 off of a balcony, or do a truspin topside pornstar to frontside farf 450 out. im going to assume you have no idea what that means, but the skaters in here know what im saying.


Posted by Orbax on Aug-18-2004 21:30:

This is why people hate this shit.

Its the same for everything. Ohhhh its UNDERGROUND its soooo coooool. You just dont know! Here, let me throw some terms at you that you couldnt give a shit less about or youd know because there are 1000 million sites devoted to it on the internet. And every skate shop on earth has videos of these guys. Thats how underground it is. Its so underground its in the X-Games.

It isnt elite. Its another sport that individuals have achieved excellence in. Curling is technically "underground" too if you went by your definition. Its just such absolute bullshit when people try to tell you that youre stupid or unable to understand just because you dont like it either.

Holy crap, you have a different opinion, you must not understand. Thats logical!!!!!

Its the same fucking moves as in every other sport just modified. Its hard! Its fun! but it isnt any better or worse than anything else.

Its terms like "HardC0r3 thrasher skating" that make people hate it. Its inline skating. Period. People dont call the 400m the 400 meter one lap of total annhilation and death!1!!11!.

If they did it would be *stupid*

So why do inline skaters need to seperate themselves from the drooling masses? Every sport has its weekend warrior suckass. It seems pretty defensive to call the people who are actually good at it anything other than what they are. Inline skaters.

Its that very attitude of elitism that pisses people off about skateboarders too. That people just dont understand anything. That you are soooooo much more evolved and intelligent than everyone, they can suck your agressive inline dust!

Bah.

Its a cool a sport, with a lot of amazing people, just like every other sport.


Posted by D-res on Aug-18-2004 21:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Orbax
This is why people hate this shit.

Its the same for everything. Ohhhh its UNDERGROUND its soooo coooool. You just dont know! Here, let me throw some terms at you that you couldnt give a shit less about or youd know because there are 1000 million sites devoted to it on the internet. And every skate shop on earth has videos of these guys. Thats how underground it is. Its so underground its in the X-Games.

It isnt elite. Its another sport that individuals have achieved excellence in. Curling is technically "underground" too if you went by your definition. Its just such absolute bullshit when people try to tell you that youre stupid or unable to understand just because you dont like it either.

Holy crap, you have a different opinion, you must not understand. Thats logical!!!!!

Its the same fucking moves as in every other sport just modified. Its hard! Its fun! but it isnt any better or worse than anything else.

Its terms like "HardC0r3 thrasher skating" that make people hate it. Its inline skating. Period. People dont call the 400m the 400 meter one lap of total annhilation and death!1!!11!.

If they did it would be *stupid*

So why do inline skaters need to seperate themselves from the drooling masses? Every sport has its weekend warrior suckass. It seems pretty defensive to call the people who are actually good at it anything other than what they are. Inline skaters.

Its that very attitude of elitism that pisses people off about skateboarders too. That people just dont understand anything. That you are soooooo much more evolved and intelligent than everyone, they can suck your agressive inline dust!

Bah.

Its a cool a sport, with a lot of amazing people, just like every other
sport.



it is underground. atleast the best in the world are underground. aggressive inline has hit a mainstream level per se, but thats in the Xgames and ASA. see, those guys arent the best. in fact they cant touch what the best guys can. in other words, they are sell outs. they dont really care about the underground scene because they make so much cash at what they're doing. i said its underground, because true aggro inlne is.

the best rollers in the world dont skate the mainstream. they skate the underground scene and thats it. thats why i call it underground. because those pansies on ASA and Xgames are just a mainstream sell out version of the real true soul of inline that we can find in the underground scene. thus when i say underground, i mean true inline.

see, the greatest skateboarders in the world skate the mainstream scene. this is why thats considered mainstream and inline isnt.

understand now? so stop your whinin


Posted by nrjizer on Aug-18-2004 22:06:

It's not about elitism. Sure, there are plenty of elitist rollerbladers, just like in any other sport. What's nice about rollerblading though, as opposed to a lot of other "extreme" sports is that the people who do it are very down to earth, and that real street skating still receives very little public exposure.

Yeah, inline is an X-Games competition. But the street course has been cut from the TV schedule. As far as the public is concerned, it may as well not even exist. Besides, there's still a big difference between someone skating ramps and boxes in a 2 minute run, and skating obstacles on the street that were never intended for it. The Vert competition still gets aired, but one of the Yasutoko's always wins anyways. Vert skaters certainly have my respect, but what they do isn't the subject of discussion.

Street skating gets pretty much zero public exposure. I doubt you could walk into any random skateshop and find a copy of Intro, or VG22, or KFC3. There are all sorts of shows on TV like Bluetorch or 54321 that feature all sorts of 'extreme' sports, yet I have never seen or heard of them air anything on street skating. The most I've seen is a few crash clips on RealTV.

The best street skaters in the world don't have big sponsorships, and don't make lots of money. A lot of them just barely get by. They're just normal guys who happen to be really fucking good. I skate and hang out with a lot of them on a regular basis. For a lack of a better word, I would definately say that street skating is 'underground' (though I agree that people toss that word around a lot to describe just about anything).

quote:
Its terms like "HardC0r3 thrasher skating" that make people hate it. Its inline skating. Period. People dont call the 400m the 400 meter one lap of total annhilation and death!1!!11!.

If they did it would be *stupid*

So why do inline skaters need to seperate themselves from the drooling masses? Every sport has its weekend warrior suckass. It seems pretty defensive to call the people who are actually good at it anything other than what they are. Inline skaters.


I don't think anyone here disagrees. When it comes down to it, we're inline skaters, though what we do is defintely a lot different than some guy in a jumpsuit cruising down the beach - hence the term aggressive skating. It's not really about being hardc0r3 or extreme l33t, it's just a term someone came up with.


Posted by Fundamental on Aug-18-2004 22:11:

quote:
Originally posted by PVD & T[]C
skateboarding is weak. its straight up pussy compared to inline. i suggest you do some research spec....rolling is more difficult because in order to be good, you have to go HUGE and be so technical in your tricks. skateboarding cant touch rollin.


Is chess better than football? Is tennis more difficult than horse racing?

What you stated in your post is obviously your personal opinion. It reflects badly on you when preach opinions as gospel.


Posted by D-res on Aug-19-2004 00:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Fundamental
Is chess better than football? Is tennis more difficult than horse racing?

What you stated in your post is obviously your personal opinion. It reflects badly on you when preach opinions as gospel.




well that is my opinion, and a lot of rollers opinions,although i did overexagerate. in either case, rollerbladers go bigger. you wont see a skateboard even attempt to finish the 666 rail. if you wanna see in just type in "666 rail" on google or yahoo. its worth the d/l. its absolutely insane.

now i know a lot of stickflippers say that inline is weak and pussy because our skates are attached to our feet. in reality all that means is that we can push ourselves to go bigger. we arent limited because we stand on a board. snowboarding is similar. its attached to your feet, thus allowing you to go huge.

no matter how i have come off, i will say i have respect for skateboarders, but my respect for them only goes so far. i dont have respect for those who only do it for the image, and i dont have respect for those who say they are awesome but cant do anything aka posers. i for example suck at inline, but im not a poser, because i dont say that im good. i just admitted that i suck.

anyway, i have respect for skateboarders that do it because they love it, not for the image, fame, or money. if they do it for their own self enjoyment, then i give them mad props.


to any inliner that hasnt seen the 666 rail vid, D/L IT!!!!! its sick



edit: nevermind, the link isnt there anymore


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