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skate

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    OUT OF THE ASHTRAY THE CYNICAL OPTIMIST SILAS BAXTER-NEAL interview and haikusby rick mccrank wordsby mike christie portraitsby...
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    OUT OF THE ASHTRAY THE CYNICAL OPTIMIST SILAS BAXTER-NEAL interview and haikusby rick mccrank wordsby mike christie portraitsby...
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  3. Morgan Smith

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art

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    FRED MORTAGNE CREMATES A LOST ART wordsby julia lum photoby fred mortagne It's not new to hear somebody say "we live in a digital...
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  2. geoffrey farmer

    GEOFFREY FARMER wordsby joni murphy imagescourtesy of Musee d'art contemporaian de Montreal The play of ghost and fake, low budget...
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  3. fred mortagne

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  4. geoffrey farmer

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fashion

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life

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  2. oakland

    OAKLAND wordsby max schaaf photosby tadashi yamaoda Oakland is a tough city for me to sum up. My first...
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music

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Editor's Letter

MARK APPLEYARD, tailgrab [ o ] allan.

A short five years ago when I decided to publish a skateboard culture magazine, it wasn’t without good company or some hefty shoes to fill. While the idea wasn’t to take over anyone’s legacy, there was a clear void to be filled in the realm of skateboarding as a culture vs. skateboarding as a sport. It would

take a lot of will and ambition to set out as an independent publisher and would require a bit of a push. That push was found behind a board rolling over concrete and has continued to initiate each issue. This is our twentieth issue and the vibes are superlative. We made it. Proudly, we present to you our Platinum Issue. Trip out. —Sandro.