Grinding the spine, Mark Saito (left)
slashes the coping, equivocating
the teeth of a ferocious
tyrannosaurus. But where t-rex
was principally a flesh eater,
M-Saito ain't quite so finicky.
A regular fish to water,
Joey Tershay (right) takes to
the guard rail at Fort Miley.
combining advanced ollie
technology with pure,
primordial aggression.
If insanity is hereditary,
J.J. Rogers (sequence) is
going to have some pretty
flipped-out kids.
This fake r 'n' r on a lane barier
in San Francisco proves
that somewhere back in
J.J.'s genealogical past,
his caveman forefathers
must have surely enjoyed some
flirtations with fire.
Someday, we'll all be fossilized.
Now is the time to take
a rolling ride on everything in sight.
Those who don't are destined to
pass into the back pages of history
like yesterday's dodo bird.
The only way to insure that
skaterkind will haunt the earth for
centuries to come is to
get up, get out, and get down...
Before your very bones
turn to stone.
STM-A120/A53 GRAN VE