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Andrew Sayer's Column

 Andrew Sayer - A regular-footed has-been that almost was, now 2 decades deep in this b!tch. On the quest for the meaning of sarcasm he snowboards in denim, surfs in a v-neck, and keeps a pet mini-ramp.


 
Comune: Some Thing Better Change
Posted On Fri, Oct 30 2009 6:36 PM
"Comune was formed from the idea that there will always be people out there who not only embrace the rawness and imperfections of everyday life, but use it to creatively push the boundaries of what's possible in skateboarding, fashion, art, and music their own way, with complete disregard of the consequences."... (more)

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24 Hours in N.Y.C.
Posted On Fri, Oct 23 2009 5:38 PM
New York, New York: One of the most inspirational cities in the world and definitely the coolest place in the world to skate through traffic with a coffee in your hand, blasting ollies over manholes and garbage cans, on your way to a skate spot. But where are these coffee spots? Where are these skate spots? Most importantly... (more)

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The Evolution of Matt Berger
Posted On Wed, Oct 14 2009 5:17 PM
In Hollywood there are two types of child actors: Those that hone their craft early and go on to great careers, like Leonardo DiCaprio, and then those that enjoy the easy access to an excessive lifestyle a little too much, like Macaulay Culkin or Gary Coleman. The unforgiving skateboard industry often mirrors its Hollywood cousin... (more)

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