http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wL1I5YnlXE

Do you longboard? How do you do it? Which tricks can you do?

my friends all longboard. i have terrible balance and little interest. i live in a place composed entirely of hills, i would be terrified.

There's a guy that always rides one of these longboards past the classroom my morning class is in and it makes the WORST noise.  Just walk ya idiot.

I think if you're on a limited diet it's better not to walk

It takes a lot of muscles to board Mince. in the USA really only a certain type of guy longboards

It takes a lot of muscles to board Mince. in the USA really only a certain type of guy longboards

the ones i've seen did not have much in the way of muscles...or hygiene...

that is probably true. you don't get big muscles from working them all out at once (eg the balance it takes to stand on the board or push)

Nah, would rather do a regular skateboard.  I used to skate back in like high school but stopped.

speedy the rat is going to be the best series i've ever seen really soon. i am such an alkie i can't even keep this under wraps. anyway!!!!

that is probably true. you don't get big muscles from working them all out at once (eg the balance it takes to stand on the board or push)

i think it has more to do with the fact that otherwise these kids do not take care of themselves at all

i have never seen a longboard but i am enjoying this music. it is quite bleak!

there's a kid in my 1st hour AP Chem class who longboards into the room every morning.
last year and over the summer i did some skateboarding but i sucked and i don't really do it anymore, though i would like to. i barely ever hang out with people anymore and the reason i skated was because all my friends did (lol peer pressure?) and that was a prevalent form of transportation during summer vacation.

the first time i encountered a longboard was preceded by a a vulgar sound indistinguishable from a loud long fart. as i rotated my field of view to determine which cretin had let one rip so close behind me, i discovered that it was a youth sliding his longboard sideways along the ferry terminal's linoleum floor. his shaggy, unkempt hair had clearly impaired his ability to read the 'no skateboarding' sign. and it was only a week or so after my flatmate was lamenting that kids no longer skated.

I said see you later, boy.