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Definitions by Ricky Benda

Almost Skateboards 

A skateboarding company featuring:
Ryan Sheckler (The youngest pro)
Daewon Song
Rodney Mullen

and more
One, male or female, who is completely focused on being popular. Often wear Element skate clothes, and DC apparel. Also, they might yell out cuss words in class when everyone is talking, and they then think they are quite the rebel, even though they don't get in trouble.
R: DEWD! I yelled 'F***' in class, and I didn't get in trouble. OMG I'm such a rebel! Im going to now shop for expensive skate clothes that a real skater would tear up in no time.
Prep by Ricky Benda July 20, 2008

Rock and Roll

Skateboarding trick where you do a rock to fakie, then do a 180 pivot in either direction off, and you come back in the stance you came into the trick on.
Rock and rolls are harder then rock to fakies.
Rock and Roll by Ricky Benda July 16, 2008

Zero Skateboards

A brand of skateboard known for graphics with skulls, blood, and 'Zero or Die'.
Most of the skateboarders on this team are known for ollieing large stair sets and grinding long handrails.

Team Includes: Chris Cole, Jamie Thomas, Ryan Smith, Lindsey Robertson, Tommy Sandoval, and many more sick skaters.
Zeros are some of the world's finest boards.

Leap of Faith 

A huge 2 story ledge next to a large double set that only one skater, Jamie Thomas, has ever landed.
The Leap of Faith is a sick spot, but I would only try it if I had a death wish.
Leap of Faith by Ricky Benda June 2, 2005

Shopping cart

A shopping cart is, to the untrained eye, a device for holding your groceries. But, to a skateboarder, a shopping cart is an obstacle you can ollie over, grind, and ride in. To find an abandoned one of these is like finding a ticket to FUN!
Today I ollied over a shopping cart from a 3 foot ledge.
Shopping cart by Ricky Benda May 31, 2005
An obstacle used for grinding on a skateboard or snowboard. The best kinds are metal. Variations include ledges and handrails.
Dude, that guy just did a sweet 5-0 on that rail.
Rail by Ricky Benda May 31, 2005