Freecycle: A bunch of skate DVDs

Posted on Mon 16th, July 2012

• #1

Sammy_Dodger

Not sure if these are of interest to anyone in these Vimeo Days, but I've got a bunch of 15 of so skate DVD's up for grabs - most are freebies from skate-mags (Big Day Out, Big Push etc.), there are a couple of cheeky Far Eastern bootlegs (Mosaic, Yeah Right) and a genyooine copy of Flip's Sorry.

Come get 'em, I've got 'em. SE23 or EC2.
• #2

OliverBall

ahh flip's sorry is so rad. Has to be my favourite skate video. it makes me want to go skate as soon as i put it on every time
• #3

Tenderloin

Can I pick them up tomorrow along with the jeans/ADP?
• #4

Sammy_Dodger

Hi mate, after a flurry of PMs, plastic pedals has asked to take them - I'll see if there are any in particular he wants and you can have the rest when you pick up. Does that sound fair?
• #5

Sammy_Dodger

Dibs to Tenderloin - thanks PP!
• #6

Tenderloin

HA
Well I'm not really fussed - just fancied having a sesh!
I'll pass them back on when I'm done!

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