Wonder if this kid ever made it

Short ski vid

wow crazy how young yall are

Relatable

so sick to see this 17 years later

cool. nice with the sublime.

it actually workt i've never done this before i'm stoked oh ya thats was a gay trick

cork 3 so nice

You guys are just plain stupid, its a fucking 1440, thats fucking hard to do and i give him more props for doing it on that small table! Plain and simple rule: If u can't do the trick, you can't dis the trick

wow! that was stupid

The first civilian to make it to space was actually in 2004

hahaha

sick

shit, good movie...wish you the best..peace

Thats so sick.

on the road to the road to now here

that was awsome 10

niw i can see why u have sooooooooooo many sponsors

sorry about the quality but sweet eh

well this one is better then the other shitty quality version u posted, but not bad keep it up

That was sick man nice air nice gap

so sick. so sick^12

fucking sick dogg i like

that's funny kinda like something i'd do in the car!!

too many switch ups?
If it takes a little skill and it's fun to nail, fuck how 'uncool' it looks and whoever's lookin' at it (I know what it's like man, the more you toke the crazier you get with that shit!)

cam i want your babys

its all about progression biotches thats me and im 14 years old yeah thats right 14

Little knee to the face action?
B.T.W. congradulations on being 14. Want a cooke?

ahahahhahahaha awesome

yep....so thats what happens when a brother and sister have a kid together

AFTERBANG

that was a sick log! your other stuff is pretty sick but you may want to try to land all of the cliffs.

i sure its been posted already, but what the hell its so cool

yeah seen it before but it is sick as hell

Lol at finding this!

holey

cocaine is a hell of a drug

wow

this is just the rail at my house that we skate when not out on the street or park...

nice how is that possible!

brat?

the is so sick

that was tight

that kid's got balls. that would be freaky sht not knowing where you're going.

HAHAHH ah you guys are funny, especially the hitler kid. the kid that did the lincoln has a nice voice haha

ahahahahaha

sorry about the shitty quality, im still trying to figure this whole internet thing out.

its not bad. I can barely see it but I can tell you greased it at least.

i know it isnt awsome but it was my first one.............any feedback?>

that was sick you just gotta style it out a olittle more.... props

!!!!!!!!!!!!! wow

steeeeeeeeep!

That last switch hit blew my mind.

dynomite.

sick!

no comments to good

i was jus at freestyleamerica an was wathcin peepl go off that thing its fukin huge

I thought Bio was a forward cork, that LOOKED like a rodeo but shit I snowboard so fucks' if I know-->all I saw was a big-ass invert of some kind, props on the smooth style

BRILLIANT, portrayed my sisters friend with suprising accuracy

hahaha

that asshole against the car just watched you eatin shit.

The spine-chilling screeches, black colour, and reputed bad-temper, led the early European settlers to call the creature ‘The Devil’. Although only small in stature, it can sound and look incredibly fierce and dangerous and cannot be mistaken for any other marsupial.
DESCRIPTION: the Tasmanian Devil is the largest surviving carnivorous marsupial. It has a thick-set and squat build, with large, broad head and short, thick tail. The fur is black, although white markings often occur on the rump and chest. The body size can vary, dependent on the diet and habitat, with adult males weighing up to 12 kg and standing 30 cm high at the shoulder. Adult males are usually larger than the adult females. They live on average for up to 5 years. In captivity they can live a few more years.

Devils are most closely related to quolls, with their next closest relationship being smaller marsupials and then a more distant relationship with thylacines.

WHERE TO SEE THEM: the Devils were once found on the mainland of Australia, as indicated through fossil remains, having become extinct on the mainland several thousand years ago. Today, wild Devils are found only in Tasmania.

Devils can be seen at Narawntapu National Park, Mount William National Park, Cradle Mountain National Park, the Arthur River, and the Freycinet Peninsula. No doubt they are also in many of the less accessible areas of Tasmania. They can also be seen in many rural and wilderness areas, by driving slowly at night, especially along secondary roads, especially a few hours after sunset. They have also been seen quietly sunbaking.

Some of Tasmania wildlife parks and sanctuaries, will also have injured Devils on show, as well as places like the Torowunna Wildlife Park, who are involved in a breeding program.

HABITAT AND BEHAVIOUR: Devils can exist in most parts of Tasmania, from coastal heath, dry sclerophyll forest and mixed sclerophyll rainforest, from the coast through to the mountain regions. They will live where they can shelter, hide and find food. Although they are not territorial, Devils do have a home range. The Devils are nocturnal creatures, and can roam considerable distances when searching for food, they have been tracked travelling between 10 to 20 km in a night within their home range. Devils have been ‘clocked’ running on a flat road at nearly 25 km/h for up to 1 km, whilst Devils in general can run at 10 km per hour for many kms.

They have a characteristic gait as they slowly ambles along, but can move quickly, with young devils having the agility to climb trees. Devils can also swim, although they will avoid swimming far with young ones in the pouch.

The Devils make a variety of fierce sounds, from snarls and harsh coughs, to the high pitched screeches. The famous yawn of the Devils, that people mistaken as threatening, is performed more from fear and has less to do with aggression. They do have a sharp sneeze when challenging other Devils, but these are more bluff and part of their behaviour to minimise harm when feeding communally at a carcass.

DIET: mainly scavengers, Devils are famous for their rowdy communal feeding habits at carcasses. This noisy behaviour is to establish dominance amongst the pack. The Devils powerful jaws and teeth are able to to devour an entire carcass, including the bones and fur. Devils have also been know to eat small prey, including mammals, bird, reptiles, amphibians, and insects. They have devoured carcasses of sheep and cattle in farming areas. By consuming dead carcasses, assists in reducing the risk of blowfly strike and flies in general that live off dead carrion.

In wilderness areas where there is not much carrion, devils hunt a lot. They will eat birds, fish, wallabies, echidnas, platypus, wombats, even invertebrates such as moths, tadpoles, frogs and reptiles. They will kill any animal that is trapped, injured or sick.

Once a nuisance to the early settlers, where they were said to raid the poultry yards, there was once a bounty. Devils were charged with eating animals caught in snares and it was believed that they took lambs and sheep. For over a century they were trapped and snared, and it looked like they were heading for extinction. It wasn’t until 1941 when they became protected by law, that they were safe and have started to gradually increase in numbers, with the Tasmanian Devil also being chosen as the symbol of the Tasmanian National Parks and Wildlife Service.

PREDATORS: In the past we would assume that thylacines were predators of the Devils. During the day, small Devils run the risk from large birds of prey such as eagles, whist at night they run risks from large owls like the masked owl and large quolls like the spotted tail quoll. Large Devils will also eat small Devils if they are hungry enough, this may explain why young Devils can climb so well, to escape large Devils.

BREEDING: Devils mate during March, with the young being born in April. Gestation is 21 days, and often there are more young born than can be accommodated in the mother’s pouch, which has only 4 teats. Attached to a teat, the young ones are carried in the pouch for about four to four and a half months, this is around July. The young ones start venturing out of the pouch and are left in the den. They are weaned at 5 to 6 months of age and gradually leave the den around October-December period. They start breeding at the end of their second year.

wow

switch bizzzzzioleee 900 degreezile

...........................(speechless)

that would be 1080 unless he took of switch

haha cool

cool

a little hard to see

was that box just slanted? what was up with that

peps ski?

funny

okay okay by juelz santana

fit

dont you love it

not quite sure what to say

That was pretty dumb....

HAHHA! YEAH BOI! spread eagle tips grabs for life! im trying those next year, please?

rob bagg is my hero

yay timmy thats so cool

thats fuckin huge