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[url= http://pro-webpage.com/kathy/SamBrown.php ]sam brown[/url]
whoooo?
Sorry, thought this was a post about me...
Builder of the [url= http://www.nsmb.com/2893-sam-brown-rip/ ]Hamster Wheel[/url]. That article reads like someone read Cam Mcrae's original story on NSMB and smelled a Pulitzer. 🙄
Crazy story. I knew half of it but the other half is mental. It doesn't mention the manual along the skinny in NWD3 though which was brilliant.
i know..set to cypress hill 🙂
I'm digging out my 'DVD' at the moment! Cup of tea and NWD3 I think...
trouble!!
I preferred his [url= http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Browne_belt ]belts[/url]
BC backcountry extreme freeriding sounds like the epitome of biking coolness. Combined with a troubled life and early death kinda makes him the Kurt Cobain of his sport.
It must be difficult not to gravitate toward drugs when it's all around. And being a big risk-taker I guess it was obvious he'd get into drug running. Very ironic that he said that "TV will rot your brain" qv.
Everyone who deals/takes drugs has a story that absolves them of blame for their actions.
Am I going to feel sorry for someone who chose (and he clearly had a choice) to smuggle cocaine, tablets and weed?
Not really, however good they were on a push bike.
feel sorry???
why would you do that?
because that's the response the article is inviting?
Agreed, firstly a drug dealer ruining other peoples lives and secondly a good mountain biker.
he built and rode an iconic construction
drug runner or pub landlord matters not to me
"drug runner or pub landlord matters not to me"
ah well, that's where we differ.
"Hitler/a serial killer/a drug runner built some rad trails"
just doesn't cut it for me. I just end up thinking 'Yes, but...'