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Jake Carlyon

Steel Member
seankane said:
Jake Carlyon said:
no one can leave scooters.
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not really, dude. over the years dozens of people have quit, and many of them that were the best at the time. silas henderson, al lampton, jordan miller, andrew brabank. all quit.

personally, i havent riden in about 4 months. i didnt techinally quit, but its just that ive got better things to do than riding. i guess when you get older your priorities change, but riding definitely doesnt feel the same for me as it did 3 or 4 years ago.
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Haha yeah i know dude, i was kinda being sarcastic at that point. But yeah i know its harder to find time for scooting, i certainly dont scoot as much as i did 2 years ago either. Its hard to find time for everything, maybe we should all dedicate our lives to trying to make the days longer haha
 
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Ryan_W

Member
I for one know I'll never "quit" scooting, like I might not ride for 15 years at some point, who knows, but I sure as hell am gonna teach my kids someday. And nowadays, with all the forms of communication on the internet and shit (myspace might even still be around) I challenge anybody to an oldest tailwhip competition. I bet I'll hit a tailwhip when i'm 70.

beat me.

later ollie

edit:
and I called Dibble earlier
 
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AX3D

Member
If you live to 70 haha, I bet you will kill yourself at 20 trying a 300 set.

But still man, c'mon Ollie... Don't quit :)
 
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ollie_sin

Bronze member
haha you guys make it seem like that I've committed a crime because I quit...

...well...I guess I could just put scootering on a hold for a while, until I get all my university stuff to the side first but I don't know, I don't seem to have any motivation to ride, the only person who I used to ride with was Pete but now he doesn't even ride much and tempted to quit.
 
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