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I meant the fake "skaters" that just dress that way and don't love the sport. Relax. I skate too.
by R. Kenny on January 30th, 2010
I'm totally relaxed.
my mom said no on the goth look.
I'm getting a suit and joining the JW clique.
I have to burn my skateboard. It's the devil.
by stonedsober on January 30th, 2010
Bummer on the denial. And bahaha, go for it.
by R. Kenny on February 1st, 2010
Denial?
what is that? a river?
Man I was pullin legs the hoe time.
I dont go to school.
I did not dislike any cliques I saw that as limiting and I think they all have their place. But the preppy look killed me the most. And the condescending attitudes among.
by stonedsober on February 1st, 2010
I meant the denial of permission from your mom. And ah. Haha? And yeah, I'll have to side with you on the preps.
by R. Kenny on February 6th, 2010
I have a sweater tied around my neck and draped over my shoulders exposing the label of my IZOD shirt. My lower jaw extends a mile and the words I choose are very debonair. I am studying to be a lawyer so I brush my lies with even strokes.
The rich folks were a bit annoying but they seemed to welcome all us wierdos at their parties. We had intermingling cliques. The snowboarding boom of the early nineties tore down walls of separation. It was our common bond. We had a student who made millions from snowboarding.
by stonedsober on February 7th, 2010