Steve
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yes but not on here
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Tom B
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Bauer Turbos were the skates to have 
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Steve
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 couples ? hotels ? Pics?
dont even go there
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jr
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steve, i expect info in my inbox soon
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Steve
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jesus wept im at work i cant be going through that again because il start giggling like an imbecile in front of everyone
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Ojc
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I had Bauer. With Sim wheels and Sim bearings.
Used to jump lines of people lying down. I bet health and safety would of gone mental
used to wear ankle warmers and trousers like these:
[Edited on 16-04-2010 by adiohead]
When did you start skating? We came up with a novel way of folding out hockey socks inside our skates to make them more comfy on the turn, not the puffer socks the proper hockey ones. I had blue and white socks with pink and black Hubs and Abec3 NMB bearings with the wheels done up super tight so that when you skated it was hard work but the noise the wheels made was
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adiohead
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When did you start skating? We came up with a novel way of folding out hockey socks inside our skates to make them more comfy on the turn, not the puffer socks the proper hockey ones. I had blue and white socks with pink and black Hubs and Abec3 NMB bearings with the wheels done up super tight so that when you skated it was hard work but the noise the wheels made was
probably about 15 years ago. My bro was a steward at the Magnet in Maidenhead, and I did it a few times too. It was all about fluorescents back then
I remember going just to meet and kiss girls. 
the DJ used to always play:
"i've got the key i've got the secret"
[Edited on 16-04-2010 by adiohead]
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Ojc
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1996/97 was when I was skating so probably about the same.
Loved it, that's what mashed my knees up though from too much skating.
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Ojc
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Ours always played Firestarter and Stretch & Vern Man with the second face.
And that one that went DUN DUN DUN- DUN DUN DUN- DER
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adiohead
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did you find it made you a good ice skater too?
I remember going ice skating and suddenly being able to skate backwards and have great balance.
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Steve
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Ours always played Firestarter and Stretch & Vern Man with the second face.
And that one that went DUN DUN DUN- DUN DUN DUN- DER
Brainbug - Nightmare 
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adiohead
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No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no ,no ,no, no there's no limit!
no, no, no ,no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no there's no limit!
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Ojc
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did you find it made you a good ice skater too?
I remember going ice skating and suddenly being able to skate backwards and have great balance.
Skating to music deffo helps. I remember when I started to learn I had a pair of old rainbow skates my sister had from the 80's and every Saturday morning before everyone got up I went to the top of the road and practised then eventually I got decent skates with decent wheels and it made a hell of a difference and from that it was easy.
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Tomnova16
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n trance ,set you free
i remember the late session at chalfont lesiure centre had a laser that made the image of a topless lady on the wall
adio we were probably in magnet the same time
made me good at ice skating too, i think it helped for skiing aswell.
any one use to play street hockey, remember having a puck with 3 balls in it so it slid along tarmac, i use to skate to my mates house too, down a massive hill, went fooking quick.
Sorry for the essay im re living my youth
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adiohead
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yeah, would play street hockey. think wayne's world got me into that.
"game on"
that's funny we probably went to the magnet at the same time.
the Red Roofs girls would make me dribble (from the penis).
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Steve
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i bet you were all there with your hands in your pockets trying to hide your involuntary erections
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Ojc
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Trying to play street hockey on tarmac was ridiculous, all you would do was scrape the hockey stick on the floor.
Me and my mate had Bauer ones and they were wood and if you hit the ground too hard they would splinter 
Tom, I've always said that being that I can ice skate and roller skate/blade I would be able to ski, is it similar?
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Neo
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Used to be big in '96, Windsor Leisure Centre on my blades
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Ojc
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Now and again they would play DnB and that was it, I went mental. It was usually Jungle Mania 1 or 2 and it was usually Original Nutter that was played but that was good enough
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Tomnova16
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ollie its very similar, well the basics are, balance and keeping your feet in line.
playing street hockey we use to go through so many sticks, those were the days of having grazes on every part of your body and ripped clothes
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jr
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jesus wept im at work i cant be going through that again because il start giggling like an imbecile in front of everyone
my leg is jigging with excitment about this tale
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Steve
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adiohead
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i bet you were all there with your hands in your pockets trying to hide your involuntary erections
I remember having one in school and the teacher asked me to demonstrate the recovery position.
it wouldn't go away, no matter how much I thought about ugly people or football 
so I waited as long as I could and walked up in the hunched position and dived onto the floor. By that point it had already gone semi.... not sure if anyone actually noticed
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Ojc
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Anything to cheer James up, just don't go sending else where you fucking prat else I will share your secret with the world.
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Ojc
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Originally posted by Tomnova16
ollie its very similar, well the basics are, balance and keeping your feet in line.
playing street hockey we use to go through so many sticks, those were the days of having grazes on every part of your body and ripped clothes
Just can't cope with being cold or breaking bones.
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