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Glenn
Getting popcorn re-reading this one and awaiting the return of DH.
burton71
QUOTE (tricgnu @ Jan 17 2008, 07:49 PM) *
Someone please tell me this kid isn't serious.
Kid...lol. I've probably been snowboarding longer then you have been alive.


QUOTE (Glenn @ Jan 17 2008, 07:58 PM) *
Getting popcorn re-reading this one and awaiting the return of DH.
Seriously though how do hit nuts taste? Salty? You are at least the second person slurping them so I wanna know if I'm missing something.
DHarrisburg
QUOTE (Glenn @ Jan 17 2008, 04:58 PM) *
Getting popcorn re-reading this one and awaiting the return of DH.


I'm just trying to figure out if I should put effort into this thread or just ignore it.
toast21602
QUOTE (DHarrisburg @ Jan 17 2008, 08:39 PM) *
I'm just trying to figure out if I should put effort into this thread or just ignore it.


we would all enjoy the effort because i know there will be some rippin' on people... but you would probably rather ignore it and spend 30 minutes doing something else.
RightEmpire
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 17 2008, 08:39 PM) *
Kid...lol. I've probably been snowboarding longer then you have been alive.


Seriously though how do hit nuts taste? Salty? You are at least the second person slurping them so I wanna know if I'm missing something.

Oh my god, this just keeps getting better and better.
Glenn
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 17 2008, 08:39 PM) *
Seriously though how do hit nuts taste? Salty? You are at least the second person slurping them so I wanna know if I'm missing something.


Oh man, I got totally PWNED.

I'm gonna go watch some snowboarding videos and discover the true meaning of style.
burton71
QUOTE (Glenn @ Jan 17 2008, 09:03 PM) *
Oh man, I got totally PWNED.
Wasn't going for ownage, just wondering why all you guys swing and slurp his nuts?

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I'm gonna go watch some snowboarding videos and discover the true meaning of style.
You should...I can recommend some really good ones that show some steezy style. I mean there won't be any killer straight back flips...but there will be some other nice styling tricks.


AND...I'm still wait to for someone to explain or point out what is some mad stylish about straight flips. We are on like what 4 pages now and no one has come even close to that lol.
Glenn
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 17 2008, 09:09 PM) *
You should...I can recommend some really good ones that show some steezy style. I mean there won't be any killer straight back flips...but there will be some other nice styling tricks.


If you could I'd be forever greatful. Once I know what style is maybe people will give me some respekt and won't say I suck nuts anymore. Please recommend some where riders where headphones though. I've always wanted to ride to tunes but I never knew how to before. Surely if I see a vid I'll be able to figure it out.
burton71
QUOTE (Glenn @ Jan 17 2008, 09:16 PM) *
If you could I'd be forever greatful. Once I know what style is maybe people will give me some respekt and won't say I suck nuts anymore. Please recommend some where riders where headphones though. I've always wanted to ride to tunes but I never knew how to before. Surely if I see a vid I'll be able to figure it out.
Start with People and We're People Too. After you watch those I got a few more for you. Into some slightly older vids? Make sure to check Technical Difficulties...possibly the best video in the last 10 years.

Its funny there are so many bandwagon jumpers in this thread since all I did was call straight flips lame lol.
dw2430
http://whitelines.com/regulars/bestever/best-ever-backflip/

laid out backflip

sorry it doesnt have nate bozung or some other super shredder you love these days

burton71
QUOTE (dw2430 @ Jan 17 2008, 09:24 PM) *
First trick in JP's part > then Rippey's backflip.

Over corked 5, fs rodeo, underflip...call it what you will.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMReQ_BIues
RightEmpire
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 17 2008, 09:22 PM) *
Start with People and We're People Too. After you watch those I got a few more for you. Into some slightly older vids? Make sure to check Technical Difficulties...possibly the best video in the last 10 years.

Its funny there are so many bandwagon jumpers in this thread since all I did was call straight flips lame lol.

People this dumb should be shot immediatly. Seriously, this thread has provided entertainment but its just too much. Do you realize everyone here thinks your an idiot? We are talking about LAYED OUT BACKFLIPS, not "lame" straight flips. DH, just put this kid in place. And no I havent tasted his nuts.
DHarrisburg
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 17 2008, 06:09 PM) *
I'm still wait to for someone to explain or point out what is some mad stylish about straight flips.


What's so stylish about a backside 180? What about Marc Frank doing no-grab cliff drops? What makes a backside nosepress stylish?

Style is about 10% trick selection and 90% rider ability. I could watch Andreas do back rodeo sevens all day, but take your average snowboarder and tell him to do a back rodeo seven and I'd bet dollars to doughnuts that it would look average at best. Same with a backflip; yeah, your average rider at Bear Creek might be able to huck a backie and land it but it probably looks like shit, meanwhile guys like Ben Lynch or Travis Parker can float a completely laid out backflip over a sixty foot park jump and make it look better than any other trick done that day. For you to say that every single backflip in the history of snowboarding looks like garbage is both indicative of your attitude towards snowboarding and your own personal style. Personally I think front rodeos should have been left in 1998 but I'm not going to say that every single one is ugly and that (insert trick here) is better because that would be completely ignoring personal style, something that is of an utmost importance to me.

When I was talking about putting effort into this thread I was considering getting all my snowboarding videos together and putting together a compilation of the best backflips but I've since realized that such effort would be completely wasted on somebody who selects their tricks based on how well they would do in a contest.
burton71
QUOTE (tricgnu @ Jan 17 2008, 09:34 PM) *
People this dumb should be shot immediatly. Seriously, this thread has provided entertainment but its just too much. Do you realize everyone here thinks your an idiot? We are talking about LAYED OUT BACKFLIPS, not "lame" straight flips. DH, just put this kid in place. And no I havent tasted his nuts.
LOL. Get a grip kid, we're talking about the same thing.
DHarrisburg
For the record I watched those backflip clips that were posted and I can't really say that I agree with any of them being anywhere near a top 3 backies of all time list :/
dw2430
i hear ya with that but i finally found that clip of rippey onlnie cause that was the first thing that popped into my head we started talknig about laid out flips
burton71
QUOTE (DHarrisburg @ Jan 17 2008, 09:34 PM) *
What's so stylish about a backside 180? What about Marc Frank doing no-grab cliff drops?
BS 180's can be one of the most stylish tricks ever...thanks for proving my point by using MFM as an example.

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Style is about 10% trick selection and 90% rider ability.
Agreed. Take that same rider, have him chuck a backflip and a underflip. The underflip will look better every time and isn't any harder to do. Which is my point from the beginning.

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For you to say that every single backflip in the history of snowboarding looks like garbage is both indicative of your attitude towards snowboarding and your own personal style.
Never said every backflip was lame. I said they are lame because it is one of those trick unless it is done just right..ala Travis Rice...looks lame. Again thanks for proving my point for me.

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Personally I think front rodeos should have been left in 1998
Good for you. The rest of the snowboarding world would disagree, especially since they are showing up all over the place again. I've seen switch underflips in just about every release this year.

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I've since realized that such effort would be completely wasted on somebody who selects their tricks based on how well they would do in a contest.

Dude again comprehension...I don't pick my tricks on videos or contests, my point with that is if two tricks have the same difficultly level the one with more style will win. Just like a BS 180 scores higher the a FS 180 in a contest.
DHarrisburg
http://youtube.com/watch?v=-uNppTjQdho

Pretty decent back rodeo 7 at 1:30

Fairly crazy backflip at 3:07 followed up by a no grab crippler followed up by some butter rodeo stuff

Really good back rodeo 7 at 3:57

dw2430
well when your the fucking man like TP you can do whatever the hell you want
toast21602
oh wow.
DHarrisburg
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 17 2008, 06:51 PM) *
my point with that is if two tricks have the same difficultly level the one with more style will win.


Please explain comprehension to me because I would like to know just exactly what it is in your personal definition that differers from the rest of the world. You are implying that certain tricks inherently have more style than others, my argument is that it has next to nothing to do with trick selection and relies heavily on rider ability. You prefer front rodeos to backflips, I understand that. Do you also think that everyone it the world should have the same favorite color as you?
daver
shut the hell up burton71
burton71
QUOTE (DHarrisburg @ Jan 17 2008, 09:56 PM) *
Please explain comprehension to me because I would like to know just exactly what it is in your personal definition that differers from the rest of the world. You are implying that certain tricks inherently have more style than others, my argument is that it has next to nothing to do with trick selection and relies heavily on rider ability. You prefer front rodeos to backflips, I understand that. Do you also think that everyone it the world should have the same favorite color as you?

Yes some tricks have inherently have more style then others. Take the best front board you have ever seen and compare it to the best back board you have ever seen...which would you say was the more stylish trick.
Glenn
QUOTE (daver @ Jan 17 2008, 09:57 PM) *
shut the hell up burton71


Hey chill daver. We should be so lucky as to have someone named "burton71" impart us with the wisdom of what is stylish and what is not. Plus he gave me some killer advice on which movies to watch to find the true meaning of style.
burton71
QUOTE (daver @ Jan 17 2008, 09:57 PM) *
shut the hell up burton71
Thanks for the eloquent replay. Now go sit in the comer while the adults talk.
DHarrisburg
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 17 2008, 06:59 PM) *
which would you say was the more stylish trick.


Oh, I don't know, probably the one with more style.

Guys I think I've had an epiphany in this thread; if you are not doing the most technically difficult trick at every given opportunity you just aren't snowboarding right and chances are you look like shit while doing it.
toast21602
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 17 2008, 10:00 PM) *
Thanks for the eloquent replay. Now go sit in the comer while the adults talk.


HA. weren't you the one talking about nuts and how they taste when they suck them? now that the big boys come, you and your stupid comments seem to mature as you wonder over to dictionary.com to find some big boy words instead of "nutz".
Glenn
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 17 2008, 09:59 PM) *
which would you say was the more stylish trick.


... trick question. The FS rodeo. It's just as easy and way more stylish.
DHarrisburg
QUOTE (Glenn @ Jan 17 2008, 07:03 PM) *
... trick question. The FS rodeo. It's just as easy and way more stylish.


I see what you did here.
burton71
QUOTE (DHarrisburg @ Jan 17 2008, 10:02 PM) *
Oh, I don't know, probably the one with more style.

Guys I think I've had an epiphany in this thread; if you are not doing the most technically difficult trick at every given opportunity you just aren't snowboarding right and chances are you look like shit while doing it.
From the beinging I have said that backflips and underflip have the same amount of difficulty. Anyone that has done both can attest to that. Hell a lot of people think undeflips are easier since that is the natural rotation for a backflip on a snowboard.



QUOTE (Glenn @ Jan 17 2008, 10:03 PM) *
... trick question. The FS rodeo. It's just as easy and way more stylish.

Clever…how is that working out for you?

QUOTE (toast21602 @ Jan 17 2008, 10:03 PM) *
HA. weren't you the one talking about nuts and how they taste when they suck them? now that the big boys come, you and your stupid comments seem to mature as you wonder over to dictionary.com to find some big boy words instead of "nutz".

And I told people to shut up how many times? Go back to swinging from Blue's "nutz". There I spelled it like you do.
Glenn
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 17 2008, 10:08 PM) *
Clever…how is that working out for you?


Sweet you get your social interaction style from movies as well? Dude you are the coolest. PLEASE let me be your apprentice or something. There is so much I need to learn.
burton71
QUOTE (Glenn @ Jan 17 2008, 10:12 PM) *
Sweet you get your social interaction style from movies as well? Dude you are the coolest. PLEASE let me be your apprentice or something. There is so much I need to learn.
Glad you picked up on it. I was tempted to put a </fight club> tag at the end. But I figured it was pop culture enough to not need it.

But why reinvent the wheel, if someone has stated something perfectly there is no need to rephrase it to make it your own.
DHarrisburg
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DHarrisburg
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DHarrisburg
While you guys were sissyfighting in this thread earlier and burton71 was telling everyone to stop sucking on my balls I made a really big batch of spaghetti sauce with fake meat and really went overboard, now I have a ton of sauce left in my bowl but I don't have an oven so I didn't make garlic bread or anything to sop it up with GOD I'M SO STUPID
toast21602
AND you ride without style. ps- my favorite color is blue.
DHarrisburg
Yeah well my favorite color is black GET IT RIGHT OR PAY THE PRICE SUCKA
DHarrisburg
for the record PAYING THE PRICE means being ridiculed by me over your personal preferences on an internet bulletin board

hope this helps
burton71
*yawn*
burton71
QUOTE
because i really care what some tool on the internet has to say.. You just gave me something to do homey. I could really care less.
I'm sad now because I really do care what you think. sad.gif

And btw, it is "I couldn't care less."

EDIT: Now I'm really, really sad because you deleted your post.
Dan-
Damn aren't you just the coolest? I deleted because i was gonna say something more, but decided it just wasn't worth it in the end. Since what you say is the only thing that is correct..

BTW you get that new Iverson jersey to rock on the hill yet? Better get on that soon so you don't look like such a toolbox on the hill anymore.


burton71
QUOTE (Dan- @ Jan 18 2008, 10:35 AM) *
Damn aren't you just the coolest? I deleted because i was gonna say something more, but decided it just wasn't worth it in the end. Since what you say is the only thing that is correct..
Wow after 5 pages now and you guys just don't get it do you...lol. Re-read the thread from the beginning. I stated my opinion on something and then notice what happens? Then notice what happens when I say something about someone elses opinion. You guys crack me up. Especially all the nut swinging...a lot of build up there...but what a let down that was in the end.

Oh well at least it made my day go by quick yesterday.

Maybe today I'll start a topic about why McTwists are more styling then laid out front flips and we can start all over again.

QUOTE
BTW you get that new Iverson jersey to rock on the hill yet? Better get on that soon so you don't look like such a toolbox on the hill anymore.
Nope. Did you? If not make sure you go Quad XL, I hear thats the new shit.
toast21602
SHUT THE HELL UP.
Dan-
Talking about nut swinging. Since you bring up the points that because EVERYONE in videos does this and does that. (insert trick here) is instantly the coolest and most styled trick out there these days.... Better let up alittle, you might choke.
burton71
QUOTE (toast21602 @ Jan 18 2008, 11:00 AM) *
SHUT THE HELL UP.

lol.gif
toast21602
i'm glad you found it funny. now do it.
burton71
QUOTE (Dan- @ Jan 18 2008, 11:02 AM) *
Talking about nut swinging. Since you bring up the points that because EVERYONE in videos does this and does that. (insert trick here) is instantly the coolest and most styled trick out there these days.... Better let up alittle, you might choke.
No I bring up videos and the tricks in them because a major point of videos is to show nice, stylish, progressive tricks along with all the other aspects of the culture. These videos are loaded with way more corked style tricks then laid out flips so obviously I'm not the only one with my opinion.

So going back to my original point...that IN MY OPINION, that big enough for you tards to see, corked and off axis tricks are more stylish TO ME

QUOTE (toast21602 @ Jan 18 2008, 11:03 AM) *
i'm glad you found it funny. now do it.
Don't wan't to read what I have to say...don't click in the thread. Pretty simple concept really. There are plenty of other threads for you to display your stunning intellect in.
DHarrisburg
QUOTE (burton71 @ Jan 18 2008, 08:09 AM) *
.that IN MY OPINION, that big enough for you tards to see, corked and off axis tricks are more stylish TO ME


See if you had just done this from the beginning rather than stating your opinion as fact then maybe we wouldn't be on page 5 right now.
burton71
QUOTE (DHarrisburg @ Jan 18 2008, 11:51 AM) *
See if you had just done this from the beginning rather than stating your opinion as fact then maybe we wouldn't be on page 5 right now.


"Straight backflips are stupid on a snowboard anyway. Go for a rodeo or over corked 5 instead, they are just as easy and are much better looking tricks. "

Yeah thats sounds nothing like an opinion at all, seeing as how all of snowboarding is subjective anyway. hihi.gif

But hey lets look at your first post...

"Nope"

Much beter then what I said dry.gif
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