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Hello, welcome to 4-in-1 issue number 35.
Here we are at the chocolate premiere, waiting for it to start.
In this issue we have a Clyde Singleton profile, a Brian Summers Wheels of Fortune, Vancouver
Slam City Jam Contest preview, a Tom Crouser's Wheels of Fortune, Rhythm Industry Section,
Jamie Fortune Rookie, a Day in the Life with Bam Margera, the Adenese Quadruple Jump of
Death, and a European Road Trip with Audio Team.
Here we are at 4-in-1 issue number 35, waiting for it to start.
Here we are at 4-in-1 issue number 35.
Here we are at 4-in-1 issue number 35, waiting for it to start.
Dang, that was lovely.
Here we are at 4-in-1 issue number 35.
By the year 2000, 10 million kids will end up on the streets
and in the back alleys of our nation's cities, wandering from spot to spot,
searching for a place to turn a trick.
Vans on the streets in 66.
Here we are at 4-in-1 issue number 35.
The basics of skateboarding, the first step, the new revised version for 1999.
Today, I'm going to make everybody's day hell.
We're going to go wake him up in a few minutes.
Time for breakfast, bitch.
Do you know that the camera's on and how you're going to be in a video?
No, because he's not even, G knows better than to do that.
It's a day in the life, you film what happens.
See, the red light would be on if I was recording.
Thank you.
You're ruining it.
No, first, I'm sorry, but you always tell me I'm ruining it,
but you never help me around here, not even a little bit.
Because a day in the life doesn't involve helping mom.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, I know.
Well, we know that.
Oh my God, turn around, there's a still.
Hello.
That was the worst still I think I've ever seen.
I'm from the Center Starship Service.
G-Roy, film this still.
Hey, is it cool if we film for a little bit?
What's that?
We're making this video and it just looks cool when we're moving.
No problem.
That was the worst 1090 ever, and it was red.
Yeah, you could do this, and you could do that.
I do that so I get all warmed up to go skating.
I'm driving blind, got a picture in a box and I know where I am.
I'm driving blind, and the first time I feel the last time I should believe.
Making this jump possible wasn't an easy thing.
First of all, we needed the permission of the forestry service because we had to cut
a big notch out of the mountain big enough to fit a vert ramp in.
We needed a crew of skateboarders to build the vert ramp because that's the only way
you get it right.
The snow season was over so we had to push around a bunch of snow to make the track for
the snowboarder.
We also had to move a lot of the earth around to make the motocross jump.
Unfortunately, it was too steep and too soft to where he couldn't get the speed to go,
so we had to cancel his part of the jump.
The quad jump ended up consisting of myself, Brian Patch, backside tail sliding under Joe
Rich doing an opposite air.
Under Lincoln, you ate his huge frontside air, while Nico Drawers launches over all of us
on his snowboard.
The first few attempts were a little sketchy.
We had some problems synchronizing our takeoffs, and Nico didn't really like his helmet cam
it threw off his balance, but he took it off and we just did it, made it right.
All in all, it was a complete success.
Nobody was seriously injured and we all had a really good time.
Time to go celebrate.
Here we are at the Milwaukee Brewers game in $800 seats courtesy of Van.
Neil's on his cell phone playing big time, you're watching 411.
This sword was the weapon of the samurai, and now it can be yours.
You have to call now.
These tapes are on sale everywhere.
Thanks for watching.
See you next time.
Bye.
This is the first full-length video of the contest featuring Ed Templeton and Bob Burnquist.
Thanks for watching.
See you next time.
Bye.