I'm thankful for public skateparks… and Smith Grinds. pic.twitter.com/5Kq6zpQlIX
— Tony Hawk (@tonyhawk) November 27, 2014
I'm thankful for public skateparks… and Smith Grinds. pic.twitter.com/5Kq6zpQlIX
— Tony Hawk (@tonyhawk) November 27, 2014
3D City is a year long stereoscopic photography project by Doctor Popular
Walking is for suckers. These folks know how to get around the neighborhood in style! Which reminds me, someday I’m-a get an exclusive 3D City photo shot with Segway-Poodle-Guy (Rocco and John, I believe). All shots taken in the Mission on my little Lumix 3D1.
Skitchin’!
There’s a video, but you’re gonna have to go over to tumblr to see it.
[via Tenderloin Geographic Society, who apparently hangs in the Mission to escape all the gentrification going down in their 'hood]
Hey 16th St. BART: if you don’t want people skateboarding on your site, don’t build a bitchin’ skate park there.
Also see exhibit A.
[via lurk.skate.sf]
Ever wonder what the Mission looked like before “all those CCA taggers and fixie kooks” arrived? Well, MM reader Eric Shea was kind enough to pass along this video, which he got from his buddy Joe Bay, who presumably got it from creator Patrick Gleason.
Check it out for some neat High8 footage of skating through the Mission in 1994 (around the same time that Fugazi would routinely play shows in Dolores Park).
Ran into these little guys on the Valencia leg of my commute home this evening. Gotta say, the kids around here are getting cooler by the week! Good to see they still stop at red lights though.
[between 14th and Duboce]
Previously:
Support Mission Skater Kids By Buying The Right To Take Photos With Them And Their Inflated Condom
SFPD Officer Threatens to Break a Skateboarder’s Arm, Allegedly Kicks Him Into Cruiser
So because ‘sk8 or die’ is basically my motto and Muni is basically my municipal transit of choice, I’m really into this deck:
I’d tailslide the shit out of that thing, then stalefishgrab it and top it all off with a motherfucking sausage grind.
This website rules, btw. Read more about the actual board on Muni Diaries.
I’ll be done with this joke soon, guys, I promise.
Reader Heather M. sends us a hot tip about hot lunch:
“you’ve seen the ‘wooden flyers’ that the guys from hot lunch are putting up around the neighborhood?”
Turns out that hot lunch is putting up skateboards all over the Mission advertising a show on Oct. 10th at El Rio. Best of all, a skeleton is flipping me off. Classy.