SEAN MILLER
1970-1994
I first met Sean ten years ago
while skateboarding at a high
school football game in Doyles-
town, Pennsylvania. Ever since
then, we always skated togeth-
er, and in time we became close
friends. I came to know Sean's
ON BOARD
Results
SURF PLUS
SANTA ROSA
SKATEPARK
JULY 10
0-12
1. Dan Hanely
2. Danny Blake
15-16
1. Zeke Gifford
2. Casey Carr
3. Nathan Lizz
17-23
1. Adam Theiss
2. Ephraim Gifford
3. Morgan White
1. Mike Sanders
3. Trevor Sikes
2. Mike Black
life and skating as being synonymous with
power. Anyone who has ever seen him skate
can tell you he wasn't one to quit. There are
people who saw Sean as a rebel when in fact
he helped many people get their lives going
in the right direction. I feel privileged to have
grown up with and learned to skate with Sean.
I would like to thank all of the people who
attended the services. I would like to give my
heartfelt condolences to Marietta Stoeckel,
Ben Miller, Mala Beckhoff, Harry Barford, the
Miller Family, and everyone else who was
close to him. Sean serves as an inspiration to
everyone who ever saw what he was capable
of, both as a skater and a friend. In this way,
Sean Miller will live on forever. -Barker Barrett
The Awful Truth
From The Sun Herald
June 26, 1994
Sydney, Australia
More than eight
hundred angry youths
marched to an empty
Parliament House
yesterday to protest
against public skate-
boarding restrictions.
Dressed in standard
skateboarder's uni-
forms of layers of
loose shirts hanging
out over baggy
trousers and topped
with reversed base-
ball caps, the angry
board riders rolled
through the city
100 Тельн
streets to oppose a
new anti-skating law
which comes into
force on Friday. The
protest, which dis-
rupted city traffic,
rolled from Sydney
Town Hall to Parlia-
ment House.
The new law gives
police and council
officers the power
to confiscate both
skateboards and
in-line skates if
riders are caught
using no-skating
areas, including
public streets.
-Debbie Neilson
Fun
Box
3. Kurt Hurley
CASL AM
LONG BEACH
AUGUST 13
Due to a fight
between Chad
Fernandez and
Rich Colwell, this
contest came to
an halt as dark-
ness fell, cutting
short the finals
These results
were compiled
from the first
run scores
Factory 0-16
1. Pat Channita
2. Malcolm Watson
3. Tom Krauser
4. Marcel Johnson
5. Jim Greene
6. Mario Coronado
7. Peter Jiminez
8. Chris Sims
9. Ron Resurreccion
Factory 0-16
1. Juan Montero
2. Danny Montoya
3. Roger Konold
4. Robert Gonzalez
4. Jeff Nichols
4. Dennis
diPietrantonio
5. David Lee
5. Brian Par
6. Mark Nisbet
7. Lucian Tabares
8. Gerald Reece
9. LibLayraman
9. Mario Da
Q: How do you get a tissue
to dance?
A: Blow a little boogie into it.
-Kaydee Green, Bako, CA
Do You Know This Man?
Who is this man and why is he here? Correctly
identify the mug behind the moustache and
win an embroidered Thrasher cap. Send life
stories to Who?, c/o Thrasher, PO Box 884570,
San Francisco, CA 94188-4570.
STICK OR MISS WINNER D stands for
Daher, and Christine Staats of Dover, PA,
pegged him as the one who stuck the kickflip.
Oh sorry Johnny Rotten
PRO'S PROSE A bad attitude doesn't get
NO TROPHIES by Andy Roy
Small man big mouth
Shit-talking asshole
Go back to San Francisco
'Cause no one likes you
in San Jose
Steal money and girl's purses
I think I'm awesome
you anywhere
That's why you get black eyes
So people will stare
Attention getting little fool
OK next time I'll wear my
tight black jeans
So my nuts are bulging and
I hide in the clubs
All day and night long
FIRING LINE Steve Olson
Born: 8/25/61. Who's rad: 1
Height: 5'12"
Weight: 171 lbs.
Middle name:
Fleming.
Favorite flicks:
In Cold Blood,
Sunset Blvd,
Reservoir Dogs,
Last Exit to
Brooklyn,
Saturday Night
Fever, Grease
and Thrashin'.
First trick:
Standing up.
Latest trick:
Lying down.
don't know him
personally, I
just know his
grandpa.
Who's sad: The
world.
Favorite spot:
The G-spot.
Favorite
skaters: Most
all of them, but
the ones I don't
like I can't
stand and that's
most of them.
Phobia: The
known.
Last good book:
Pop 1280 by
Jim Thompson.
Steve on Steve:
Single and
ready ta roll.
Last good ses-
sion: Last night,
a lot of heavy
thrusting going
down, some
major slashing.
Thanks: My
mother, broth-
er, son, father
and holy ghost.
Last words: Is
this for real?
So I can be cool
I guess I'm just cryin'
Wait, that's Corey O'Brien
Go back to Frisco you bunch of creeps
At least we don't look like
little girls like Reeps
All I know is that I didn't
get any trophies
Next time aim a little higher queers
All I came home with was
two fat lips as souvenirs
"Let me tell ya..." the Bulk in the Big Apple.
CONTROL
Scott Johnston'
Shunder
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