Sooo yesterday I went to three different skate parks.

First skatepark was in Downtown Kirkland, Washington. I know some skaters there because they go to my school and they think that me Soaping is awesome. They're all cool with me and support it and stuff. And watch me bail sometimes.

Second skatepark was in Redmond. Now, the rails there were freaking awesome but the skate punks were assholes. They called us Soapers "fruity," and they never gave us any indications to move. I mean, I know to keep out of anybody's way if they're gonna skate, bmx, or w/e, but these kids were straight up assholes. They even yelled at some kids for skating in this one part of the park because "their friend was waiting all day to skate in it." Nobody asked anybody to move. It seems like they were planning to try to make me or one of my friends bail on one of our grinds. While some kids were cool with us, the other skater were pretty negative about Soaping.

Last park I went to was Woodinville Skatepark. I hated the rails there because there was almost nowhere to grind, but most of the people there gave really positive feedback. They were like, "Those are so cool" and "Where can I get a pair?" I even let a sponsored scooter kid try grinding but he couldn't tweak his feet enough to do an actual grind, but he says he's gonna grab a pair. I also met a guy who's friend used to be sponsored by Soap and I looked in the "People" section of this site to see if he was in there. I forgot his name, but I'm goin to go back and see if I can get his name again.

I went hella off topic in those paragraphs lol, but anyways, how do people react to you Soaping? A lot of kids think it's cool when I do it, but those stuck up bitchy "I think I'm SO cool" kids always bag on me about it. Today I grinded down the long kink next to my apartment (I'll get it later; Went down about 75% of it; Wax is godly) and my friend Pastor Al scolded me about it :P LOL

How do people react to you Soaping?

~JJ

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