i understand what you're trying to say.... but...
do you remember when skateboarding was a minority? you never saw "no
skate boarding" signs. then one day, it became hip and cool to skate.
everyone skated. it became commonplace. then you go into a store, and
they had all these crappy skateboards. tv commercials and were loaded
with all these posers and they had like kids with skateboards modeling
clothes in J.C. penny catalogs... cause the marketing dept "knows what
kids want", even though the ad execs are always like 5 years behind
what's really going on... etc.
tony hawk was a household name, and on the cover of Good Housekeeping.
everything got so saturated, and it really kind of got ruined. it took
all the mystique out of it.
do you really want to go into Wal-mart, K-mart, Target or whatever, and
see a bunch of crappy unicycles? your town littered with little kids,
all wearing their imitation sixsixone pads, riding some [censored] uni they
got at Walgreen's, with teenage mutant ninja turtle graphics on the
frame?
kind of cheapens the whole thing...
do you want awareness?
do you want it to spread through suburban america like a disease?
do you want Kris Holm action playsets?
do you want a Razor scooter?
do you want to "Do the Dew" on a unicycle?
maybe i missed the point...
oh well,
enough of my restless banter...
october
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