On Go Skateboarding Day, the guys from the Kayo Corp rolled by Skatepark of Tampa to skate and chill with the locals, to grub on grilled specialties of The SPoT, to sign boards, t-shirts, posters, and to watch a kid get dared to do a backflip into the moat that filled up in front […]
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While I was out in front of the park, still preparing and researching information on the guys, Tommie Zam walked up to me and introduced me to Marcus McBride. Not fazed by the fact that he was co-founder of DGK, quite frankly because I wasn’t aware…yet; I started a relaxed conversation with him and
Just a little time before the afternoon showers expected of summer weather started to come down, I rescued Baby Scumbag from a different kind of phenomenon—the large crowd of small fans expected to be swarming around such a popular young skater. EC-Where are you from? BS-Compton. EC-Do you still live there? BS-I do. And
When the water broke loose from its cloud encasings, we took cover from the summer showers under the shed that houses the grill. Unable to move in a small space and with the wind spritzing water our way, I found myself next to Karl Watson who was amused by the situation and happy to
Schmatty walked up to Marquise Henry after our interview in front of The SPoT. He had just fallen on his ass. The pain was still so fresh in and inhibiting of his lower back/buttocks region that he couldn’t locate what specific area he had hurt. I took this as an opportunity to interview him.
