Thank you, everybody. It's been a real pain in the ol' sword and the stones. Actually, I just wanted to use that phrase.
Quote from: Mark3 on September 24, 2014, 08:32:36 PM
That's probably so true.!
Usually when people act like that, it's to hide the similar feelings they have..
When you get out of school and in to the adult world, most of that childish namcalling will disapeare.. Youll likely have some great times ahead that will make everything worthwhile...
That's funny. I thought this when I was in Junior High School. "OK, granted, these nitwits will have the world handed to them, but at least the torment will end."
I'm 32 years old now. Been on the plank for 24 of those. A couple years ago, before I transitioned, there was some goon at another skatepark who wanted to beat me up, because he thought I was gay. And I've never been gay! It was just like 7th grade!
Quote from: katiej on September 24, 2014, 09:23:01 PM
Some douchebag calls me a ->-bleeped-<-got, my response is always the same... "Yeah, so's your boyfriend!" And. It. Works.
Mmm, I don't know if I would use this. It implies that somebody could possibly love them. Backwoods, ear-gauge-wearing, lip-ring-wearing, New Jersey redneck, with Apple earbuds in his ears, probably listening to Lucero or some other similar abomination to music. The different between a BMX bicycle and a vacuum cleaner, is the position of the dirtbag.
And for the record, I'm not letting my fellow skaters off the hook, either. So many skaters have to be the cool guy. For a group that prides itself on individuality, we sure are a conformist bunch. Ride that Real deck to show you're a rugged individual who knows the "true" roots of street skating. Your front foot must point forward when not doing a trick, to show how "casual" you are. And the only tricks they're allowed to do, are no-complies, wallies, and pivot to fakies. And one must NEVER look like they care. EVER.
Okay, that went a little off-topic.