Whoa, if you were paying attention, this was a pretty controversial week online for rollerblading. From a douchey call-out on the Howard Stern show, to bare-all message board threads, and three prominent MN bladers cruising the scene dressed like it’s 2001, Krans had plenty of material to troll through for this week’s installment of WEB ROLL. — ONE
About a week ago we got an email from this guy in New York who was pissed off that some other emails he’d sent never got responded to. Well, after changing email hosts a few months ago, no one had been checking the “submit” account. Oops. After apologizing, the ensuing dialogue brought ONE into contact with Art of Rolling creator Angelo Ferrer. And now that conversation brings us to this picture of Chauncey Jenkins, and marks the first installment of Angelo’s PHOTO JOURNAL. He assures us there are more to come, and we look forward to seeing more of what’s going on in NYC. — ONE
Geez, it’s been a long time since we offered up any desktop wallpaper designs, so we figured it was time to get back to it. Here’s a little number you might recognize from Alex’s Skater of the Year interview, shot by Brandon Smith. Little known fact: this was a shot we wanted to use for the covers (with the image stretching across the front and back), but logo placement and Alex’s location in the shot related to where the magazine folds made it impossible. Oh well, your monitor don’t care — post it up! — ONE
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As mentioned in his ONE 15 MINUTES, long-time blade warrior Chris Mitchell wrote a memoir about his time “undercover” at Disney World doing inline shows. He learned that like him, the cast members at Disney can be, um, mischievous, and then went and wrote a book all about it. Now it’s going to press, with a release date of when? January… 2010! — ONE
Sometimes a rainy day leads to skating an obstacle that people would not normally skate. On this wet and rainy day in Philadelphia, we decided on heading out to this parking lot and just having fun with the whole crew. We came up on a ShopRite cart that Alf and JonJon started jumping over and grinding. I though I could get some cool pics of them and took my camera out. After a few shots, I noticed the reflection I was getting from the puddle left behind by the rain. So we moved the cart closer to the puddle to get the reflection that we wanted. After JonJon did a few Fishbrains on the handle of the cart, I knew I got the one I liked. — Drew Humphrey
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