We weren't sure what to make of these big concrete sheets when we stumbled upon them, but Bobby made due with a sick gap to lipslide. Yeah Bob! -Worful
Come support Reggie and see what he's been working on in LA! His Huey Lewis pop up will be at East + West in St. Louis this Wednesday from 5-9pm. -Worful
It sure has been a while since I have posted anything on here, but time really does fly when you have a kid! In a feeble attempt to better organize my life to set an example for my daughter in hopes of inspiring her to pick up her toys when she is done playing with them, I decided to try and merge all of my loose external hard drives that were strewn across the room into one. In the process of that, I came upon a time capsule of sorts in the form of the abandoned “Ride Channel Skate (insert local city here)” edit. I decided to wake up extra early for a week or so to dust of my blogger-board and get radical in Premiere.
I don’t recall all of the reasons this never got made, but I do know that we may have deviated from the sanctioned script. As such, we weren’t going to get paid. And if you know us, then you know we are all about them Benjamins! The Benjamins, the Jacksons, the Lincolns, the Washingtons, please, I’ll take anything!
If you want to see an example of how the format was supposed to play out so you can better appreciate or understand the beginning of this, then go ahead and click here. But there is an old saying that goes something like, “Explaining a joke is like dissecting a frog. At the end of it, you understand it better, but you’ve killed it in the process.” Also your fingers smell like formaldehyde for a couple days, and you don’t want to eat meat for a while. That being said, “killing it” in skateboarding is actually a good thing! So in other words, you can have your explanation and laugh at it too... I hope.
Cory Montero did such an amazing job on the new 20th anniversary boards for Infinity! Available now at the shop. Also please consider coming to Infinity's 20th anniversary retrospective art show! Lots of talented people involved, details in the flyer. -Worful
Much love to everyone in this photo, employees and team riders past and present, but especially to Jason! Thanks for everything you've done and continue to do for the shop and for St. Louis skateboarding. We love you! -Worful