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Lipslide tip press needs a new name.

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telestar6
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Okay so a lot of people are doing this trick now so it officially needs a better name. Maybe there already is one and I just don't know about it. In snowboarding it's a noseblunt but we aren't copying them anymore for names. So what do we call it? Because lipslide tip press is too long and just sounds gay.
Oct 19 2005 12:10PM
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Mr.Bishop
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I think that all tricks should be referred to simply as "man, that looked sick" instead of names.

I hate names like noseblunt... it just sound so stupid.
Oct 19 2005 12:11PM
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telestar6
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Mr. Bishop I'm honored to have you post on one of my threads.
Oct 19 2005 12:17PM
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skisebski
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good answer. it doesnt need a name. only i hate is when the announcers during the x games among others name the tricks wrong or dont even comprend the complexity of the tricks
Oct 19 2005 12:17PM
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Mike-O
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"HE'S SPINNING TO WIN!!!"
Oct 19 2005 12:29PM
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QuazBotch
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doug should be the new xgames announcer. he'll yell at everyone doing 1080s.
Oct 19 2005 12:30PM
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404404
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lip nose.
Oct 19 2005 12:31PM
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ItsPhil
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runny nose
Oct 19 2005 12:32PM
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MarkieR
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money booter
Oct 19 2005 12:32PM
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doitbig
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flatio
Oct 19 2005 12:45PM
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skifiend
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I like lip nose. Simple, yet you know what the trick entails.
Oct 19 2005 12:54PM
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ESB
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lip nose is good, but I think that "chin earlobe" is even better.
Oct 19 2005 1:36PM
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jensen
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lip nose?!?! i have always called it a noseblunt cause it is. snowboarding only took it from skateboarding. all that it describes is what your board(s) are doing before and as they are on the rail.
Oct 19 2005 1:48PM
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CorkWormTurn
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a friend once said on the left that they shouldn't even be called tricks - his logic was that magicians do tricks, not skiers and snowboarders. i think he suggested "moves".
Oct 19 2005 2:10PM
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dilla_says_go
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noseblunt is whack. you can only technicall y do a blunt on a skateboard because you need to have the rail/ledge up against your trucks. i like lipnose. if anybody calls it something else, they get a punch.
Oct 19 2005 2:23PM
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sherpasrock
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hahahah i loved it when the announcer said something about a zero spin and the woman that was with him was like "zero spin, did you just make that up?" what an idiot!
Oct 19 2005 2:25PM
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Pklink04
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skiing
Oct 19 2005 2:33PM
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snowbird101
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how about calling it: tickling the taint
Oct 19 2005 2:41PM
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TWoods
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I like it when the announcers try to explain tricks like they were mogul tricks.

"oh, a 900, it's like 2 and a half helecopters"

Actually I hate it.

I think that as long as everyone knows what you are talking about, it doesn't matter what you call it. And if everyone is there to see it, what does it matter.
Oct 19 2005 2:42PM
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rodenski5
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I think "blunt" should never be used to describe a trick in any sport. Neither the dictionary definition nor the weed connotation have anything to do with what is going on in the trick. It also sounds retarded.
Oct 19 2005 2:42PM
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djikstra
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could call man, i believe that would cover pretty much every ski trick too. end then i dont think anyother sport could copy it... except for "ski" boarding...
Oct 19 2005 2:44PM
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