Tribe.net. Local Connections Korina http://Sk8Vancouver.tribe.net/thread/4fcd096e-9390-4245-8b92-019d5445d48a 2007-03-06T06:07:15Z 2007-03-06T06:07:15Z

<div>So uh... Im looking for a fake id...I will good money for a fool-proof fakeee....If anyone knows anyone please e-mail me. <br/>-K</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Sk8Vancouver.tribe.net">Skateboard Vancouver</a> - 0 replies </div>

Korina 2007-03-06T06:07:15Z Mori_Ochitsuita http://Sk8Vancouver.tribe.net/thread/b75303d7-dcff-460c-b3f7-239ccd4a0b6e 2005-11-14T19:35:10Z 2005-11-14T19:35:10Z

<div>If I may steal the limelight for a moment, I would like to extend an invitation to a new Tribe: North Shore Boredom! <br/> <br/>Stuck in North Van with nothing to do? Come on by! Post a party you're having! Let people know of fun things to do on the North Shore! <br/> <br/>COME BE UN-BORED! <br/> <br/>http://tribes.tribe.net/northshoreboredom <br/> <br/>**Apologies for the off-topic-ness of the post**</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Sk8Vancouver.tribe.net">Skateboard Vancouver</a> - 0 replies </div>

Mori_Ochitsuita 2005-11-14T19:35:10Z Finnigan http://Sk8Vancouver.tribe.net/thread/abcee3cb-9f23-4ff5-a853-063644fb4021 2005-01-28T19:22:04Z 2005-01-28T19:22:04Z

<div>some general links that may prove useful. <br/> <br/>http://skateboarddirectory.com/ <br/>http://www.skullskates.com/ <br/>http://www.rdsskatepark.com/ <br/>http://www.surfingvancouverisland.com/skate/skateplaza.htm <br/>http://www.vspc.ca/ <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Sk8Vancouver.tribe.net">Skateboard Vancouver</a> - 0 replies </div>

Finnigan 2005-01-28T19:22:04Z Finnigan http://Sk8Vancouver.tribe.net/thread/3cdac731-cda0-46d9-ad68-b7b6b7f71638 2005-01-28T19:15:25Z 2005-01-28T19:15:25Z

<div>Taken from "the best of georgia straight" <br/>Skateboarding Vancouver <br/>Vancouver Museum <br/>1100 Chestnut Street <br/>604-736-4431 <br/> <br/>It seems as though skateboards have always been a part of popular culture. Where they came from and how they evolved are the focus of a fascinating exhibit, Skateboarding Vancouver, that debuted in May at the Vancouver Museum in Kitsilano. Peter "P. D." Ducommun, who started collecting skateboards in the 1970s, organized and curated this creatively designed display. (Last year Ducommun created a virtual skateboard museum at his Web site, www.skullskates.com/.) The best of his collection is mounted at the museum, where it will be displayed through 2005. Skateboarding Vancouver demonstrates that trends come and go; what remains once the dross has been burned off is an untarnishable core of creativity--technical, physical, and artistic--that shows no signs of growing stale. Somewhere out there a kid is working on a new move that will test the limits of his or her board. And just as certainly, skateboard designers like P. D. are working on new models that will help such skaters achieve new flights of freedom. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Sk8Vancouver.tribe.net">Skateboard Vancouver</a> - 0 replies </div>

Finnigan 2005-01-28T19:15:25Z