October Hidden Clip Answers

Today is the last chance to see  Phil Beauséjour preaching the Bible, some skating, and other random park actions in the October’s Hidden Clips. This picture shows the answers to the Hidden Clips from last month in the picture of Peace Park on the main page, which should be replaceb with new clips by tomorrow with a little something extra.

Phil Beauséjour Preaching the Bible in October’s Hidden Clips!

Yesterday our web master Virginie from Tribx put up the new 15 Hidden Clips for October 2009 on the Peace Park picture on the main page, which includes Phil Beauséjour preaching the Bible before he turned to Satanism, Scott Furkay flying over a car, a fight or two, a crew shot from back in 2005, some nasty shit,  and a bunch of other random acts. Next month we will be enhance the quality of the Hidden Clips and adding some other surprises.

A Stolen Skate from Park Lafontaine

Getting to Peace Park today I was amazed to find that for the first time in 3 weeks there were no one on the ledges or the middle mani pad. The tension in the park was still high though, apparently someone got stabbed early in the morning according to Sergio. Skating today was Phil Lavoie and Charles Rivard chilling doing shit flips, while Darcy and I played a couple games of Poser, during which I was robbed for my open full can of coke. What’s really crazy is that my can of coke was literally right beside my camera at the base of the southeast lamp pole, and they didn’t take it. Whoever stole my coke left my camera, like what the hell? I’m not complaining.

Also in the park today was a bunch of French rappers, doing some kind of battling. It was funny to watch these kids spitting in each other’s face, acting all tough in multi-colored plaid shorts with fluorescent clothes, while being scared of the locals. Their all lucky Phil Beauséjour wasn’t there, he’d a put them in their place for sure. On the other hand, at least they were doing something constructive instead of getting into trouble.

The best part of the day after the skating was buying a complete for real cheap of these two dudes. They were asking for 30 bucks, claiming to have found it in Park Lafontaine by the statue. Who knows, maybe they did find it after some drunken kid left it there, or maybe they stole it from somewhere completely different. Either way, I worked their price down, and now I have some trucks and wheels to hook someone in need up.