Anyway, go pick up the issue and get a free skate vid. To hold you over have a beer with Trujillo, Brain Anderson, Slash, Baca and the boys in the clip below:
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009 5:40pm PST
Free Copy Of Prevent This Tragedy
By: Tom Morin
As a little belated Christmas gift the folks over at Thrasher were kind enough to include a free copy of Prevent This Tragedy in the February issue of the mag. This would of been perfect a few days earlier for cheap skates like myself, I could of gotten a new issue of my favorite mag and a DVD I could of given to someone as a gift. Oh well, give them a break they're on Nor Cal time. Plus they got hella hyphy at Cole's S.O.T.Y. party.
Anyway, go pick up the issue and get a free skate vid. To hold you over have a beer with Trujillo, Brain Anderson, Slash, Baca and the boys in the clip below:
Thrasher Skateboard Magazine
Anyway, go pick up the issue and get a free skate vid. To hold you over have a beer with Trujillo, Brain Anderson, Slash, Baca and the boys in the clip below:
Thrasher Skateboard Magazine
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Jeremy Rumas Hangs Upon Nothing
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At 24, Jeremy Rumas quit his full-time job in Chicago to make a surf movie. "Thinking back over the previous few years was sort of a blur of sitting at desks," says Rumas of his time working in an office as a commercial artist. "I felt like I better make a move quick if I was to try to do something of my own."
The quick move he made was a solo-journey to Samoa-- alone. Rumas, an Indiana native, bought a surfboard for the trip and instantly fell in love, deciding to pour his..
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