Overcrooks on Handrails

[bohemian]

what? a whole thread on the problems of skatelingo? and i missed it? daaaaaiaiimmn!

cant be bothered to read it but im pretty sure your all wrong. ha.


challenge: rewrite this in "todays" terminology; chineese ollie antiflip

first one to get it right have to state its origin and demise

[bohemian]

and for the record. theres no such thing as a frontside indy.

[Slamooh]

what? a whole thread on the problems of skatelingo? and i missed it? daaaaaiaiimmn!

cant be bothered to read it but im pretty sure your all wrong. ha.


challenge: rewrite this in "todays" terminology; chineese ollie antiflip

first one to get it right have to state its origin and demise

i'll give it a try, it's funnier than this retarded debate
pressure nollie hardflip ?

[bohemian]

haha close. chineese ollie is indeed a nollie. antiflip tho, was not hardflip (was not done yet at that time) but a heelflip, the opposite of a kickflip.. so.. it makes sense.. kinda hhaaa

so its a nollie heelflip.


any more obscure terms from back in the days you remember?

[Slamooh]

damn at first i thought antiflip = heelflip but i considered it was too obvious :/
isn't chinese ollie supposed to be using a crack or something ? this is why i said pressure.

i was pretty wrong in the end

need some time to think about those obscure terms
Luckily people i used to skate with were more into getting tricks rather than calling them...

[bohemian]

chinese ollie a crackpop? never heard, but dudes have custom terms all over the world so im not surprised =)

and your right about that last point.. im a nerd tho so ive always been into this crap

[Fecal Face]

'round these parts a chinese nollie is when you scoop the front wheels of your board up a crack in the sidewalk and it does a little pressure-ollie.

fun times.

[Antwan]

Overcrook and crook are just variations of the nosegrind, no denying it.
Someone was talking about frontside, not sure where it started.

'round these parts a chinese nollie is when you scoop the front wheels of your board up a crack in the sidewalk and it does a little pressure-ollie.

fun times.

That's what I heard too..
Would love to know the original definition if that's not right.

I always thought anti-flips were a casper variation. Some kind of half flip, scoop. land bolts.

[Slamooh]

same here about that anti flip / casper variation thingy

[bohemian]

i remember calling heelflips antiflips way back in the late 80s. until then, only the kickflip name had reached us. im sure a lot got lost and confused.. no internet, basically no mags or media, only word of mouth. and its a long way from california to norway lol

[heshfield]

The chinese ollie is how we used to do nollies before boards had noses. You had to use a crack in the sidewalk or anything else that could help pop the board off the ground.

[madsser]

I just wanna post here to have done it.
So I'll put a picture of a beautiful woman instead of saying anything actually clever or well thought out.



Job done

[EmmitBrown]

fakie feebs

[bohemian]

nollie willy

[EmmitBrown]

switch fakie no-comply south

[briden]

switch fakie no-comply south

'Round these parts, we call em barrel rolls

[EG Fr0sty]

WTF???? If your board leaves the ground and it doesn't Flip or Spin, you don't touch or turn it. It's a damn Ollie no matter how it got of the ground...at least round these parts...

[Goat]

WTF???? If your board leaves the ground and it doesn't Flip or Spin, you don't touch or turn it. It's a damn Ollie no matter how it got of the ground...at least round these parts...

no-comply

[EG Fr0sty]

no-comply

Ha true......there talking about these Chinese Ollie's hahah that's what im referring to.

[heshfield]

[[Moose]]

/thread pls god damn

[echoturbo]

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