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Q.
What is your greatest fear in skating?
-Kane
A. Getting hurt so bad that I can't do it anymore.
-Tony
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Hey Tony! I was wondering if you ever wanted to get another
skater's autograph...or even a celebrity that wasn't a skater?
-Courtney
A. Not really, but the members of Rancid
signed my wife's wedding dress
after they played at our wedding.
-Tony
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Q.
Do you still have your original skateboard, from
when you first started skateboarding?
-Steve
A. Yes. It's on display in my house.
-Tony
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Q.
I am wondering how many bones have you broken?
-Ben
A.Three - my elbow, thumb and pelvis.
-Tony |
Q.
Hi, have you ever been embarrassed when you fell?
-Nevan
A. Only when I"m doing something relatively easy (especially
when it's in front of a crowd). I once fell on my head dropping
into a small ramp; I had a helmet on and there was a hole in
the ramp that I couldn't see, but it was in front of a big crowd
- so I was very embarrassed.
-Tony
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Q.
I have a quick question, do you surf?
Shaka Bra,
-Beau
A. Yes. I have been surfing since I was 12..
-Tony
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Q.
Hey Tony, what do you usually eat? Because I know, being in
an extreme sport, you have to eat somewhat healthy.
-Donnie
A. I eat a lot of Japanese, Thai and Indian food... and #2's
at McDonald's.
-Tony
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Q.
What was it like skateboarding on the bones brigade video show?
Who was your first sponsor and how did you get sponsored?
-Mike
A.
It was weird doing the first Bones Brigade video because nobody
had made a skate video yet. I just did the tricks I knew I could
make within a couple of tries so I didn't waste anybody's time
(or film). My first sponsor was Dogtown Skateboards. The team
manager showed up at my local skatepark for a competition and
noticed me skating. They started giving me product after that.
-Tony
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Q.
Who are your favorite friends to skate with?
-Bean
A.
Kevin Staab, Jesse Fritsch, Bucky Lasek, Andy Macdonald, Shaun
White and Jean Postec.
-Tony
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Q.
How were you first introduced to skateboarding?
-Curtis
A.
My older brother let me use his board in our alley when I was
10.
-Tony
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Q.
Hi Tony! Ever got an injury so bad that you thought you might
have to quit skating?
-SéanMíchaél
A.
The first time I tore cartilage in my knee it would got stuck
a few times so that I couldn't straighten my leg. I didn't know
that surgery would easily fix the problem, so I thought it was
a permanent condition. I learned to trust doctors after that.
-Tony
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