Rich J

+1 for not owning aftershaves. I dont really know why but I dont. Nor do intend on it, unless bought some.

My housemate preordered the collectors edition £55, didnt arrive on time so bought the digital copy £30 purely so he can play it, as he says he will be for the next few weeks solid, which in all honesty is the truth.

That just does it so much for me. Good luck man.

Drill a million holes in everything. Muscles. Or set your bike up as suggested. Three options with one sticking out more than the others. But seriously as mentioned setting a bike up right is so key, think about leverage and so on making it harder to lift/ feel heavier and so on.

Voted. Good luck, not that it looks like you need it. Sounds like one hell of a trip if it happens!

Got a v2 hazard I could do you a cheeky deal on?

Just got in from work, snows falling EVER so slightly. I want a foot now to play in til next week for it all to disappear so I can get to France.

Yep I do. The only club in bristol thats made to be a fridge.

In a club, thats on a boat.....

I mean I'd like to quit, but what would I do on my fag breaks?

Snowed last night in Bristol but rainned first still a bit about but not alot.

Something about BMX riding through Brooklyn, car drives in the way hops over. If I can find a video I will. Moving vehicles are cool.

So I am in need of a website, nothing majorly sparkling. Just a basic e-commerce site with extra areas for photos videos etc. My basic knowledge is very basic so have no idea where to start really. Know I need a domain and hosting, any recommendations? Any general guidence would be useful too. I know some of you do this for a living, im not expecting lots as I know people pay for your services but a push in the right direction would be grand. Taa.

Just watched it. Bloooody hell that was good. So much talent, but I think his imagination has a big part to play too. His lines and ideas push him so much higher. Love it!

Im kinda torn on the whole whole cromo lark, if you can get a decent spec bike with a cromo/hi ten frame then id prefer that. Really depends on your style though, if your heavy, throw about rider then I guess its obvious. Ring Winstanleys for stock and they are fine. Alans are worth checking. Get out and have a ride on bikes too. Building a second hand is an option too, maybe worth looking into.

Yet another get good boots. It really matters, especially learning because you need to be as comfortable as possible. Being around there will give you a chance to chat to riders, shops, instructors etc see what they say too, usually a good way to pick up a deal. Theres nothing wrong with old seasons kit, if its cheap and does the job, its worth it, you wont need all these new board technology fancy stuffs so dont get dragged into that. Theres also nothing wrong with second hand kit, most of the time its for sale because either someone didnt like it (so hardly used), or someones upgrading and this means they generally know what they are doing, so it should all be serviced. Carefull though because you could end up on a damaged board which when learning will be such a hinderance. As for lessons, all down to you, some people pick it up, some need guidance but its all practice either way, watch people, even try and steal off other lessons going on. Buy/ rent a helmet, might seem silly but snows hard, especially learning and falling, maybe impact shorts if you like your bum but tis up to you. So yeah basically echoing what everyone else has said good luck.

31, and to be honest no idea. Id like to be doing something I enjoy with my life. Inbetween now and then travel a bit, do a few seasons perhaps but who knows.

Should be.

Course it helps... Noone wants to sponser someone who wont train.

Yep.

Hair dryier the old ones off, melt the glue then wipe down. Unless they are underneath in which case dont bother blowing them.

Cheap, pref single speed, 60 sized frame, will last bike. Any ideas?

Its brilliant.

Your girlfriend will need to go, youll be told what to do and who to contact.

Joke? Ok... well its proven but if you want to ignore it feel free.