Fiasco Skateboarding.com – Live from the South Coast

Here’s the trailer to my final major college project entitled “What Makes Us Tick”.

“A documentary about British skateboarding aimed at people who do not skateboard themselves, as to give them an insight into the somewhat alien subject”

Watch in high quality, turn it up and get hyped:

I thought that it would take me 10 minutes to get that online today after work, instead it has taken almost five hours due to QuickTime not doing what it’s supposed to, Squeeze deciding it doesn’t actually like any format of video anymore, and YouTube failing the upload for god knows what reason. So unfortunately I don’t have enough time to post up the other content that I had planned to tonight, and I’ve now got to work first thing tomorrow morning as well, stoked.

Some photos captured on the camera I borrowed form college at the end of February/Start of March, don’t expect to replace your desktop wallpaper:

A few weeks, going on months ago, Adam and Cam had the most epic game of skate at Emsworth; they were both on T and each set was more ridiculous than the last, but somehow they both managed to cling on for at least another ten minutes. It was so intense that a hush fell over the skatepark as everyone gathered around in awe… nearly. So anyway, a couple of weeks later when skating Waitrose undercover in Waterlooville, I asked them if they would play again in front of the camera in the hope that it would be as good as last time. Unfortunately Adam wasn’t really feeling it and cracked under the pressure of having to perform on film, so here’s half a game of skate:

QOTD:

“Every time I fingered her she passed out” – one of the two featured in the above video.

Apparently I’m supposed to be putting things to do with skateboarding on this website! So after getting boozy every Tuesday night in Portsmouth and punching my mates in the face, Cam and I always rectify our sins by attempting to do some skateboarding the day after. Growing bored of the concrete prison that is Emsworth skatepark, we decided to ‘take it back to the old-school’ and skate Milton for a change. So here’s some photographical evidence that we did actually do this:

I have also noticed that my friends come out with some cracking lines now and then, so I’ve decided that when I remember them, I’m going to add a quote of the day to the end of my posts. These will probably only be funny to me, but it’s my blog, so shut it:

“On a scale of zerra to terra, how much terra are we reppin right now?” – Mike on us wearing matching orange & green sunglasses.

Apparently this is what we do now when we’re not skateboarding. After the boozer at Cam’s house last night things got a little out of hand:

Skateboarding footage tomorrow!

We thought this place would get us through every rainy day this Summer had to offer, until the Police came on the second day…