#skatepost

hey! i'm making this account here i guess. i'm Skateboard, though there is one thing you all may have noticed from my PFP. i look different! well, it's because i somehow was fused with Scythe. so far, no one has figured out how to separate us, much less without major damage to both of us, so for now we live like this.

now that we're fused, we/i go by Scathe together. i feel like one person, but who that one person is shifts over time. sometimes i'm Scythe, other times i'm Skate. it's weird. but anyways! i'll probably sign off which i'm feeling more like at the time with the other in parenthesis, or color our text.

i can apparently summon both my gear and Scythe's gear, so i guess that means new tricks to learn!

i won't get in to Scythe's part for now, though i can still feel parts of me wanting to believe the true eye cult's stuff. i try to resist it as much as i can, though when i'm more Scythe it's hard.

yyeah that's it! be chill gang. cya!

-Skate (and Scythe)

ooc:

Helping a friend out showing off their skills with skateboarding.

SkatePost#22

(Zero Skateboards, 1999)

Twenty years later, and the way this video was crafted still speaks volumes.

On many different levels, 

from where skateboarding as an entire movement was headed, the aesthetic skateboard films put on the table, to the bar being raised for professional skateboarding. 

Attention to detail is highly favored when watching Jamie Thomas’s  ‘Misled Youth’ part.

The way each clip is paired with the music inside of Thomas’s editing style is fused with the high stake skating shown in the footage.

This tasteful sequencing technique allows the viewer to absorb the magnitude of Jamie’s spot annihilation in peaks and valleys.