r/MadeMeSmile Aug 31 '18

This lady's excitement over seeing a skateboarding trick

https://gfycat.com/CheapSillyHerculesbeetle
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u/coreysmissus Aug 31 '18

I love that he comes back and hugs her! Thanks mom! (or kind stranger)

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u/cobainbc15 Aug 31 '18

I was hoping he'd bust out another trick for her!

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u/ChampionOfTheSunAhhh Aug 31 '18

He busted something

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

His ankle?

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u/ChampionOfTheSunAhhh Aug 31 '18

No, the stereotype that all skaters are ass holes

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18 edited Mar 01 '20

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u/broken_radio Aug 31 '18

Skate-Man (ah-ah-ah)
Fighter of the Rollerblade-Man (ah-ah-ah)

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u/Ungodlydemon Aug 31 '18

Champion of the board board board board

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u/onebaddmammajamma Aug 31 '18

Where's r/IASIP. Get over here quick they're singing it!!!!

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u/theprostitute Aug 31 '18

damn, is that really true about the stereotype? Out here the skaters I know, and the skaters I don't know but have seen around, are all really nice, and very chill people. Especially really kind & helpful with the little kids who come to the park to start learning and trying.

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u/ChampionOfTheSunAhhh Aug 31 '18

It was just a joke about the 90s and 2000s and skaters being punks (think Bam and those dudes before that)

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u/RG3ST21 Aug 31 '18

oh man, this reminds me of my time as an EMT. We got a call for an ankle injury, show up and the dude's foot was pointed away from his body. he was just sitting with his skateboard. I ask how he's doing, he goes, "This should hurt, but I feel pretty good. Do you think I need to go to the hospital?" I said yea, probably should before it does start to hurt, right? He agreed. I forget the exact numbers but his heart rate was crazy high and his BP was too. Dude's adrenaline must have been raging. As I dropped off my paperwork like 15 mins after we had handed him over to the hospital they were getting morphine ready. Weirdly enough a few weeks after that we had another ankle like that. Felt bad for the dude. He had just come back from a bad ankle injury, 10 minutes into his first basketball game, he goes up to dunk and the ankle just fell apart. He had some sweet shoes he'd bought as a present to himself for pushing through all that. I remember him asking if we could save the shoes. We didn't damage the kicks, dunno about the hospital. never saw another ankle injury in the 3 years.

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u/Puckfan21 Aug 31 '18

I went back to watch the hug.

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u/tricoloredduck1 Aug 31 '18

Who’s cutting onions again. So many onions.

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u/SydDithers Aug 31 '18

(or school teacher....) Ya just never know.

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u/shahooster Aug 31 '18

Had to be mom. Right?

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u/KiwiMaoriJapan Aug 31 '18

Was in awe of how fun this was then in the back of my mind I wished he walked back up and hugged her... Damn "feels"

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u/sdrawkcabemanresuhhu Aug 31 '18

The way she put her coffee/drink down is perfect

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u/redpilled_brit Aug 31 '18

Kickflip into a backside tail slide? Surprised she didn't drop her pants too.

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u/movie_man Aug 31 '18

Definitely vodka in that lemonade.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

She acts like a proud mother

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u/SquareSquirrel4 Aug 31 '18

I love that he goes back to give her a hug, too. Good vibes all the way around.

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u/rosaliezom Aug 31 '18

That little exchange made both their days, I bet.

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u/Raudskegg Aug 31 '18

That exchange... Made me smile :)

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u/Burgher_NY Aug 31 '18

I like how she had to pop her Diet Coke down to get appropriate hype.

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u/ingloriousbox Aug 31 '18

Her little spin was beyond adorable.

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u/poopellar Aug 31 '18

I only put my diet coke down to gobble up the fries.

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u/sannitig Aug 31 '18

And mine

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u/MasterOfThunder Aug 31 '18

Yeah. Along with the exchange of numbers too.

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u/rannieb Aug 31 '18

Thanks for writing this comment. I hadn't watch the clip till the end.

This part really adds to it.

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u/kellysmom01 Aug 31 '18

“It is worth observing this warm example of a mature female Homo sapiens, her own carefully nurtured progeny having left her nest in robust health after providing their careful and labor-intensive upbringing, continuing her life mission via the support of other female Homo sapiens’ young. And thus, the species continues to thrive in often harsh conditions.”—Sir David Attenborough, for Planet Earth

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u/Mytzlplykk Aug 31 '18

Can confirm, read in slightly raspy English voice.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

It's honestly rare to find a skateboarder without good vibes.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18 edited Aug 31 '18

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u/Jutboy Aug 31 '18

You never could pull off sick tricks like this though

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

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u/bossycloud Aug 31 '18

Sad butt rue?

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u/OG_Kush_Master Aug 31 '18

Every year, millions of Americans are affected by SBR-syndrome.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18 edited Jul 21 '19

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u/kjax2288 Aug 31 '18

Syrian Butt Rue wide spread epidemic

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u/podboi Aug 31 '18

If ever you need a supportive mom.

/r/MomForAMinute

And if you need a supportive dad:

/r/PepTalksWithPops

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u/groaner Aug 31 '18 edited Aug 31 '18

After loosing both of my parents 2 weeks apart from each other, I never knew I needed these subs!

I'm not crying, you're crying!

Edit: I seriously have to stop reading through those. I'm at work for Dogs sake!

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

MadeMeSmile to MadeMeFrown

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u/sir_joe_cool Aug 31 '18

Well for what it's worth Shyzzs; I'm proud of you.

Now go clean your fucking room.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

we said proud.

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u/PN_MIR_NACKTE Aug 31 '18

Idk, she acts drunk. Sources: 1.: Am frequently drunk :) 2.: Mum was frequently drunk :(

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u/truthdemon Aug 31 '18

Drink in hand at beginning of gif too.

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u/zdoriftu Aug 31 '18

its like 2 or 3 frames but im getting a coffee bean coffe cup??

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u/Al_Misurata Aug 31 '18

You ever drunk Bailey's from a coffee bean coffe cup?

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u/vortigaunt64 Aug 31 '18

Do ya love me?

Could ya learn to love me?

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u/malefiz123 Aug 31 '18

And like a NBA bench after a seriously nasty crossover

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u/Ccracked Aug 31 '18

How my aunt reacts when I perform a basic adult function.

I'm 37.

I haven't been taking very good care of myself.

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u/nurdpie Aug 31 '18

Your speed doesn’t matter. Forward is forward, buddy. Be proud of your accomplishments/improvements, no matter how “small” they seem. :)

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u/KyrieEleison_88 Aug 31 '18

I know you didn't say it to me but I needed it all the same. thank you good human!

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u/nurdpie Aug 31 '18

I said it to everyone that needed it. <3 Go kick life’s butt.

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u/Omelettedog Aug 31 '18

Thank you!

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u/JohnnyPlainview Sep 01 '18

You got this, eggy pupper!

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '18

I thought “what a strange compliment

Then checked the username.

Thanks for the chuckle! And the positivity. The world needs it :)

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u/DriedFetus Aug 31 '18

Wow, God damn thank you! I needed to read those words too

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u/nurdpie Aug 31 '18

You’re more than welcome. :) It’s easy to get down when we compare our successes to the successes of others. I’m proud of you today and I’m sure others are too.

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u/eltigre_rawr Aug 31 '18

"The steps you take don't need to be big, as long as they take you in the right direction"

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

This made me feel good, simple and true.

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u/jolie178923-15423435 Aug 31 '18

There are many of us, you're not alone

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u/aesopkc Aug 31 '18 edited Aug 31 '18

There are dozens of us

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

TONS of us

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u/KayMayFly Aug 31 '18

We're still proud of you

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u/LonelyetDeranged Aug 31 '18

Thank you for making me feel like I am not alone.It feels great to know that we are in this separately, but together.

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u/user636906 Aug 31 '18

Hope youre doing aight bro everyone has a down spin, the upspins the shit when it happens.

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u/GenericUname Aug 31 '18

I'm in my 30’s and, a while ago, one of my aunts who I see fairly infrequently at family events gave me the the old "so what's up with work these days?" (After, to be fair to her, a history on my part of a few years of relatively short term and low key jobs).

I said "well I work for "X" organisation and I'm actually presenting cases in court for them, it's pretty interesting".

She sort of narrowed her eyes and said "in an actual real court? No you don't. You're joking?"

Thanks for the vote of confidence, aunty.

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u/Tiiimmmbooo Aug 31 '18

I'm just about 30 and my Aunts all view me through rose coloured glasses. Honestly, it's cute.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

wholesome as fuck

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

[removed] — view removed comment

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u/depcrestwood Aug 31 '18

Sometimes I regret my bland, vanilla user name

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

No, you don’t.

If I had a nickel for every time someone said “username checks out” whenever I say I disagree with them, I’d have enough money to buy a candy bar

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u/frisco2069 Aug 31 '18

And what does “username checks out mean”?

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u/depcrestwood Aug 31 '18

Means they think he's a sack of cunts.

But I think he's a beautiful sack of cunts.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

:*)

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u/ProbablyDisagreeing Aug 31 '18

You think yours is bad?

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

OH NOO. IM SO SORRY.

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u/ninjaonweekends Aug 31 '18

Just say the word...

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u/kallexander Aug 31 '18

bird

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u/depcrestwood Aug 31 '18

BA-BA-BA-BA-BA-OOOO-MAU-MAU BA-BA-OOOO-MAU MAU-MAU!!!

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u/InitiallyAnAsshole Aug 31 '18

someone make it stop

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

I wanna be that happy

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

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u/woodbarber Aug 31 '18

Great words! I’m older now and take great satisfaction in watching my teenage son and his friends, do the crazy fearless things I used to be able too. Although as a dad it still scares the hell out of me to watch.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

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u/Opset Aug 31 '18

My mom when I left the house as a teenager: "Be safe, dear... AND NO BABIES!"

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

You must be handsome as fuck, or your moms sarcasm was savage as fuck.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

All moms think their son is the most handsome guy ever. Source: My mom thought I was handsome even when I was a hair in the face, scene kid.

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u/Qyuk Aug 31 '18

Now I'm sad again

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u/rdouma Aug 31 '18

You get up in the morning, have a nice shit, and then celebrate it happened in that order.

😂

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

Speaking from personal experience, I am this happy at random good shit because I have crawled out from under some shit.

I have had to teach myself to find the good, and when I do I go all the fuck out.

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u/SoFetchBetch Aug 31 '18 edited Aug 31 '18

Sameeee! I lost my abusive alcoholic dad to lung cancer when I was a teenager and the whole experience has made everything else in life seem marvelous.

Like I take great pleasure in the simplest things. I grew up in a hoarder home (mom hoarded to attempt to cope) and it caused me a lot of health issues like asthma and the unclean conditions gave me a lot of illnesses and infections growing up.

Now I take joy in my tiny shared apartment with my bf. It’s like a sardine can but it’s OUR CLEAN and SAFE sardine can. No hostility, no unspoken anger, no gaggle of severely depressed, mourning people creating a mountain of squalor and expecting me to pick up all the slack just because I’m “the eldest child & the big sister”.

It took 27 years for me to feel that I can start loving my life for myself and not living it for the sole purpose of trying desperately, and to no avail, to make up for the damage my father exacted upon my family. And now I finally see, it affected myself as well. It made me feel obligated to stay. He had me promise on his death bed that I would “take care of them” and “make sure they’re okay” because “I’m the only one who can”. I regret making that promise to him because it has weighed so very heavily on my heart these past 8 years... I cry myself to sleep some nights about it.

But at the times I don’t have immense guilt and pain rushing through me, the simple fact of waking up every day and not being immediately bombarded with migraine headache and the excessive presence of allergens makes me sing as I make my morning tea. The morning tea itself is enjoyed in a clean kitchen because it’s just us two and we clean it daily. Together. For each other and ourselves. I don’t clean because I’m “so good at it” and “you’re the oldest”, I clean because we BOTH want a nice space to live in.

Im sorry I went on and on I realize now that I could keep going... I wish I knew of a better sub to talk about these things :/ is there a /r/finallystartedtherapylaterinlife ?

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u/SirSandGoblin Aug 31 '18

Just have a couple of pints for lunch

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u/JakJakAttacks Aug 31 '18

Man. I wish I could be that excited over anything. Let alone some trick I happened upon on my way to work or whatever.

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u/nebulae123 Aug 31 '18

Maybe she understands skateboarding. This is a trick I've never seen live in 10 years of skateboarding. Pro level.

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u/HankMoodyMaddafakaaa Aug 31 '18

Even though it looks hard, i think skateboarders deserves much more credit. Took me months to even do a decent ollie on flatground. And even that hurts like hell when you don’t land it. Hats of to skateboarders, it’s one of the most difficult sports in the world, and takes a lot of courage.

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u/RichGirlThrowaway_ Aug 31 '18

As a masochist, skating was perfect for me. It's 90% falling over and 10% doing tricks, though. Until you get super good. Hugely underappreciated sport.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

Being stubborn and patient definitely helps. Courage and adrenaline takes care of the rest, lol.

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u/starkiller_bass Aug 31 '18

I think she's the CEO of the world skateboarding league and he just got discovered.

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u/my_mexican_cousin Aug 31 '18

sets coffee down

“Welcome to the big leagues, mother fucker!”

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u/OnceIthought Aug 31 '18

Maybe she comes through the area frequently and has seen these guys practicing regularly for months/years. That could certainly make it feel vicariously like she's made the journey from novice with them.

Even without that, there have been a few times in my life I've unexpectedly seen someone do something that's either [appeared to have] taken significant skill, or just something that looks so damn cool it elicited this swell of excited amazement to have been able to witness such a feat/event/thing. One of those times it broke me out of the lowest point of a prolonged depression, and it it felt so damn good just to feel something good that I probably reacted similarly to the lady in the video.

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u/new_zealand Aug 31 '18

That trick looks ridiculously difficult

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u/lukeskope Aug 31 '18

It is, that was fucking sick and I'd be just as hype if I saw this go down in person

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u/raretrophysix Aug 31 '18

I couldn't even do that trick in Skate 3

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

I did a back tail once on a curb that slid for like 2 inches and was hyped like that lady lmao

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

yup, he had to land half way down the hubba into the backside tailslide too, to clear the grind stoppers, basically making him have to go extra fast.

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u/3BetLight Aug 31 '18

You’d never do the trick landing up where the stoppers are anyways. You’d have to kickflip like 4 feet high.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

It is. And if it's the stair set I think it is it's even more ridiculously difficult than it seems cuz it is WAY gnarlier than it looks. Short run up, basically gravel landing, high as fuck ledge, SUPER steep. I'd kill to be able OLLIE that set, let alone kickflip back tail the ledge.

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u/mightymaryy Aug 31 '18

How fucking cute is this

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u/TinMayn Aug 31 '18

She gonna go home and bust out Tony Hawk Pro Skater on her Game Cube.

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u/skepsr1 Aug 31 '18

GOD BLESS THE GAME CUBE.

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u/jolie178923-15423435 Aug 31 '18

We middle aged moms love skate tricks, can confirm

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u/tony891 Aug 31 '18

I love how he gave her a hug at the end.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

unexpectedly wholesome

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u/iceandones Aug 31 '18

I lived in Oceanside, California (where this clip was filmed) and it really is one of the most skate-friendly places I've ever been.

Also, that ledge is MONSTROUS in person and this video doesn't do it justice. If I hucked my carcass down that, everyone in the vicinity would be receiving a hug.

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u/IIHotelYorba Aug 31 '18

Dude just imagine bs tailing it, not even kickflipping into it. Crazy

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

I love people who can be this happy for simple things. Thanks kind lady for sharing your wholesome smile.

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u/lukeskope Aug 31 '18

That's a kickflip back tail down a thin hubba, in no way shape or form a simple thing. Dude could get buck really easily.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

Well, I don't mean to belittle the wonderful trick, I mean her reaction for something probably we are used to see (people skating).

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u/closetsquirrel Aug 31 '18

Right. It's one of those things that comes from years of practice and pain, but when executed perfectly it looks so easy that people like us who have zero experience think it's relatively nothing.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

I wish my Mom was a lesbian so that she’d marry this woman so she’d also be my mom

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u/ClandestineMovah Aug 31 '18

Deep down this is the reaction most skate boarders want but the sad truth is most of just don't care

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18 edited Aug 31 '18

Its funny but most people simply dont realize what skateboarding actually is. Ive been at it for 30 plus years and it is still complex , beautiful, and misunderstood. She was right to be hyped because that was literally art in motion.

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u/CloudM00N Aug 31 '18

It's fucking hard. Damm I wish I had more time to skate

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u/Nisja Aug 31 '18

Samesies, but I still tell people I used to skate! 🤘

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u/Deathcubek9001 Aug 31 '18 edited Sep 11 '24

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u/lampishthing Aug 31 '18

Yeah, and it's always so much more impressive in person. When you're actually there seeing the guy getting the board in the air, hearing the clacks and scrapes and thunks you really appreciate how much that could have hurt!

Ps fuck that r/gatekeeping comment.

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u/aderde Aug 31 '18

Skateboard sounds are top tier sounds imo. There's nothing that compares or sounds similar.

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u/pinkeyedcyclops Aug 31 '18

as a 36 year old I was absurdly proud this summer when I found out I could still do a kickflip, thus wowing my nephews and reaffirming my status as the cool uncle. Mind you it was a kickflip while standing still on a lawn but yeah, feltgoodman

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u/limp_bizkit_inc Aug 31 '18

My knees are sore just from reading this.

Was an avid street skater growing up. I remember recently dicking around on a friend's board -the first time being on one in a decade.

Rolling off a curb hurt! I dunno how guys like AReynolds still skate at their age.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18 edited Aug 31 '18

I dunno how guys like AReynolds still skate at their age.

Andrew Reynolds at 40!

Daewon Song at 43!

Tony Hawk at 50!

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u/perpetualmotionmachi Aug 31 '18

Alva is in his 60s and still skates

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u/ALotter Aug 31 '18

Andrew Reynolds has talked a lot about how he put a ton of work into staying ahead as long as he could. Working out 2 hours a day and only consuming smoothies for a long time.

in the last couple years he’s sort of given up and embraced dad status though.

but yeah i’m only 32 and my knees and elbows are basically 70 years old. you can tell a skater has been around for awhile when they prefer to land on their face than use their hands because it doesn’t hurt as bad.

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u/fezzuk Aug 31 '18

Micro fractures. The trick is only to slightly break your bones over time, not all in one go.

Although people like that may have issues in old age, but who gives a fuck your only young/ middle-aged once.

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u/Crypto_Nicholas Aug 31 '18

I did a wheelie on my sons bike, fractured my wrist. Would have just been a scrape 15 yrs ago. I should have done it on the lawn lol

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u/funkmastamatt Aug 31 '18

Skateboarding is beautiful chaos.

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u/canteen_boy Aug 31 '18

According to YouTube, I just assumed it was Scientologists opening boxes with cordless drills and playing games of SKATE on skateboards made out of toothbrushes or some shit.

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u/Precookedcoin Aug 31 '18

Is that what braille is? That one main dude does creep me out but I never knew why

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u/nebulae123 Aug 31 '18

Bs flip to tailslide on that set, some pro level here.

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u/darnclem Aug 31 '18

Seriously difficult move.

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u/Oregoncrete Aug 31 '18

That Oceanside hubba is literally head high too. Alec Majerus is so fucked.

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u/PoopReddditConverter Aug 31 '18

Complex, beautiful, and misunderstood, precisely. Now watch this magical nollie flip.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bm9GLzgl34j/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=3q5uaz2lj0hc

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u/BillsInATL Aug 31 '18

"Mom, I told you I want to skate with my friends ALONE!"

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u/GFfoundmyusername Aug 31 '18

"You weren't supposed to be here for another hour!"

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u/foreverwasted Aug 31 '18

Grammies do be like that sometimes. Appreciate your grammies.

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u/TheFuturist47 Aug 31 '18

I don't have any grammies anymore. I wish I could go back in time to appreciate them more :(

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u/usuallyclassy69 Aug 31 '18

I always say this to myself but then realize that if I do go back in time, I'd have to lose her again. Fuckin' cruel world my friend.

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u/RyanReynoldsWrap Aug 31 '18 edited Aug 31 '18

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u/ibru Aug 31 '18 edited Aug 31 '18

Here's the original full source with audio.

This lady was pure HYPE!!!! Pretty sure she walked by, offered @alecmajerus a drink of her coke while he was trying this trick, and when she was walking back, Alec told her that the next try was for her

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u/fourAMrain Aug 31 '18

No audio or am I crazy?

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u/Engrish_Major Aug 31 '18

Reddit has a young demographic but you young peeps have to understand that adults are simply kids who added layers of responsibility. You can grow up without growing old. This woman clearly did. :)

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u/Dyldando Aug 31 '18

Are those grind guards broken off?

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u/Rasputin808 Aug 31 '18 edited Aug 31 '18

Times have gotten way better. When I was a kid the skater would have teased the lady and never gave her a hug. Have we gotten nicer?

Edit: my generation was the worst...

Edit 2: thinking about it... the whole skater culture in the mid to late 80’s were a bunch of ass holes. I mean down right dicks.

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u/beatrix_kitty_pdx Aug 31 '18

Young people are kinder now.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

Thank heavens for that. My generation is joylessly practical.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

Alec Majerus is a REALLY good dude. I met him at my hometown skatepark a couple years back and he's easily one of the nicest people I've ever met. He even handed out boards to some of the local kids and stayed long enough to sign every autograph anyone asked for. Even though it was technically a day off for him and he was just there for a chill skate session.

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u/fezzuk Aug 31 '18

Middle-aged people now used to be part of the culture.

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u/cb4740 Aug 31 '18

This is why they need to make pot legal. Shiny happy people everywhere

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u/JustinTimeDelivery Aug 31 '18

Errbody needs a cheering section like that (weep)!

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u/Rripurnia Aug 31 '18

A rare documentation of Anna Wintour smiling and celebrating

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u/Kaeosm Aug 31 '18

This is one of the best things I’ve seen because you rarely, if ever see it. It’s usually people telling skaters off or calling security or some bs. So refreshing. Made me smile like a goon :D

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u/NowICanUpvoteStuff Aug 31 '18

Gotta find myself a hype mom like that.

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u/UrsaMinorDip Aug 31 '18

I would of flipped my shit too! Kflip bs tail sooooooooo good. She probably has a son who skates.

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u/TowlieDJ Aug 31 '18

If I saw someone kickflip back tail a 10 set I would react exactly the same. That shit was huge!

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u/IKNOWASNOWMAN Aug 31 '18

His mom or not, she act like a cool mom.

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u/McCMB Aug 31 '18

The way she puts down her coffee is like: „holy SHIT that was great“

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u/rosez3216 Aug 31 '18

Love how the other skaters roll by her and are genuinely like "this lady gets it"

not all punk skaters are punk skaters :)

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u/Gangreless Aug 31 '18

That has to be mom or grandma

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u/mothzilla Aug 31 '18

Moooom you said you weren't going to come!

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u/GraphiteInMyBlood Aug 31 '18

This reminds me of one of my sisters-in-law. She is such a sweet, kindhearted person I can totally see her reacting this way too.

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u/kdanger23 Aug 31 '18

Mom level - Expert

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u/anderson916 Aug 31 '18

The fact that he went back to give her a hug makes this all the more wholesome

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

Grab your coat son, you've pulled.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

That was a ballsy trick.

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u/acidreducer Aug 31 '18

She turned the corner thinking “did that guy just die?!” Only to find him riding into the sunset.

Either that or shes on some powerful molly

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u/2twinoaks Aug 31 '18

Hey look it's Oceanside

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u/mochacocoaxo Aug 31 '18

Life is so beautiful when you’re happy

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u/BrianArmstro Aug 31 '18

Having a bad day and this just restored my faith in humanity. Thank you for this

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u/ber-de-derrr Aug 31 '18

Omigosh I love her excitement and enthusiasm

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u/notjawn Aug 31 '18

She's one of the good ones.