Oh definitely man. It's really a blessing.Originally Posted by Legba
Also, that vid of Chad Fernandez is a pretty good example. That's how he's always done his fs nosegrinds and that's what it calls them as well to my knowledge. He's an older generation though back from before people started using the term overcrooks.
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we're talking about physics. I don't get why we ask skaters' opininon on such a serious subject
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
and for the record. theres no such thing as a frontside indy.
i'll give it a try, it's funnier than this retarded debate
pressure nollie hardflip ?
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?
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...
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
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