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I like Scottish people. They all pretty much rule. I don't get the whole bagpipes thing, but I really like the soccer chants and jumping out of trees into ramps thing. John Rattray is from some university town in Scotland, and on paper is the smartest guy so far on the show (I think Jerry Hsu might be smarter in real life though, sothere might have to be a quiz show episode in the future to settle this). Anyway, so far I haven't met a Scotsman I didn't like.
This episode we also meet Stu Graham, he's kind of the opposite of John. I asked them what they'd be doing if it wasn't for skateboarding, John said he'd be working on an oil rig as an engineer for an oil company. Stu
would be in prison for stealing TV's. Thank god for skateboarding I suppose.
Haha, you get the CSS catalog.
Posted by: Mayfield | August 18, 2007 at 11:50 PM
Barry episode, mun. Rattray and Stu. You should do a full Stu episode just to show the difference between accents. Stu is a Livi legend - tried to sell us some shoes once, but nice like, even with nae teeth in his moo.
Posted by: I Am Lono | August 19, 2007 at 03:08 AM
Snowboarding faggots? wtf. Not every snowboarder is from a fruit from so-cal bro-ing down. The northeast is pure gnar.
Posted by: buster | August 20, 2007 at 08:20 PM
mayfield yes i used to get the ccs catalog when i was a young chhild im 21 now and your the worst kind of faggot your link takes us to a "pop" culture website withh expensive clothes and fixed gear bikes. get a grip tool
Posted by: bert | August 21, 2007 at 04:58 PM
Can you do a full 4-parter on the hesh-bling fusion movement with Gay Brian as the moderator?
Posted by: T-Dog | August 21, 2007 at 05:05 PM
Stu is the shit ... fightin ..
awesome to have non american , educated rippa . show is hard.
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julien stranger episode!!
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Posted by: yqwfmg | September 22, 2007 at 11:37 PM
"Brandon Turner hyped me up the fuck". Stu is amazing! Thanks for this episode, it hyped me up the fuck too.
Posted by: If Six was Nine | September 27, 2007 at 12:58 PM
where has this episode gone??
Posted by: ricky | January 29, 2008 at 04:55 PM
You're the reason I ride a skateboard. I was born in the Netherlands and moved with family to Aberdeen, Scotland (the small university town mentioned in the epicly later'd) where I would skate from Duthie park to Westburn park every weekend to skate and witness John, Dods, Barry, Mental Martin, Zee, Fergus, Glen and a whole crew at the pavillion or the mini. 2008, 17 years later I now live in Auckland, NZ, turned pro for Boom skateboards a matter of weeks ago and have now been added to the injury list for the first time in 6 years. I've seen John a few times around the world and still got that same star struck feeling. You're the reason I do what I do and found the love and addiction to skateboarding that really is un-paralelled. I tried to get the email address he left with the manager of the skate shop in Tauranga, but he'd lost it.
Congratulations on 2nd place at Tampa and all the success that you've brought yourself. I look forward to skating again with you one day. Until then keep doing what your doing. My biggest inspiration!
Cheers.
Posted by: Skinner | April 03, 2008 at 04:56 AM
Well said.
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