Originally posted by: txrandom
I regularly rollerblade on campus around lots of people, so I should be pretty safe around pedestrians. I don't really want to go on the road and get ran over by a taxi. What's the worse a cop will do? Just tell me to get off the sidewalk?
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: txrandom
I regularly rollerblade on campus around lots of people, so I should be pretty safe around pedestrians. I don't really want to go on the road and get ran over by a taxi. What's the worse a cop will do? Just tell me to get off the sidewalk?
Rolleblade is a company and trademark
They're called inline skates, dammit.
<-- used to skate
Originally posted by: shortylickens
Who cares?
Go find the chicks.
Once October hits they will be covering up again.
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: txrandom
I regularly rollerblade on campus around lots of people, so I should be pretty safe around pedestrians. I don't really want to go on the road and get ran over by a taxi. What's the worse a cop will do? Just tell me to get off the sidewalk?
Rolleblade is a company and trademark
They're called inline skates, dammit.
<-- used to skate
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: shortylickens
Who cares?
Go find the chicks.
Once October hits they will be covering up again.
Inline skating is a great way to meet chicks. Especially one's that need help.
Originally posted by: brxndxn
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: txrandom
I regularly rollerblade on campus around lots of people, so I should be pretty safe around pedestrians. I don't really want to go on the road and get ran over by a taxi. What's the worse a cop will do? Just tell me to get off the sidewalk?
Rolleblade is a company and trademark
They're called inline skates, dammit.
<-- used to skate
Well I like to rollerblade with my first-gen Oxygens that are like 15 years old. I don't really care about trademarks.
When I say I want a coke, it means I want a Pepsi brand coke.
If a trademark is easier to say, who's gonna stop me?
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: brxndxn
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: txrandom
I regularly rollerblade on campus around lots of people, so I should be pretty safe around pedestrians. I don't really want to go on the road and get ran over by a taxi. What's the worse a cop will do? Just tell me to get off the sidewalk?
Rolleblade is a company and trademark
They're called inline skates, dammit.
<-- used to skate
Well I like to rollerblade with my first-gen Oxygens that are like 15 years old. I don't really care about trademarks.
When I say I want a coke, it means I want a Pepsi brand coke.
If a trademark is easier to say, who's gonna stop me?
*facepalm*
Advertisers have succeeded.
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: brxndxn
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: txrandom
I regularly rollerblade on campus around lots of people, so I should be pretty safe around pedestrians. I don't really want to go on the road and get ran over by a taxi. What's the worse a cop will do? Just tell me to get off the sidewalk?
Rolleblade is a company and trademark
They're called inline skates, dammit.
<-- used to skate
Well I like to rollerblade with my first-gen Oxygens that are like 15 years old. I don't really care about trademarks.
When I say I want a coke, it means I want a Pepsi brand coke.
If a trademark is easier to say, who's gonna stop me?
*facepalm*
Advertisers have succeeded.
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: brxndxn
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: txrandom
I regularly rollerblade on campus around lots of people, so I should be pretty safe around pedestrians. I don't really want to go on the road and get ran over by a taxi. What's the worse a cop will do? Just tell me to get off the sidewalk?
Rolleblade is a company and trademark
They're called inline skates, dammit.
<-- used to skate
Well I like to rollerblade with my first-gen Oxygens that are like 15 years old. I don't really care about trademarks.
When I say I want a coke, it means I want a Pepsi brand coke.
If a trademark is easier to say, who's gonna stop me?
*facepalm*
Advertisers have succeeded.
I hear few people call it kleenex - usually just "a tissue" here.Originally posted by: OdiN
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: brxndxn
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: txrandom
I regularly rollerblade on campus around lots of people, so I should be pretty safe around pedestrians. I don't really want to go on the road and get ran over by a taxi. What's the worse a cop will do? Just tell me to get off the sidewalk?
Rolleblade is a company and trademark
They're called inline skates, dammit.
<-- used to skate
Well I like to rollerblade with my first-gen Oxygens that are like 15 years old. I don't really care about trademarks.
When I say I want a coke, it means I want a Pepsi brand coke.
If a trademark is easier to say, who's gonna stop me?
*facepalm*
Advertisers have succeeded.
It's been known as rollerblading for quite some time.
It's like asking for a kleenex. Nobody says "please hand me the facial tissue"
Doesn't matter if you've got kleenex brand or puffs or target brand or whatever, people call it all kleenex.
Originally posted by: Bibble
I see people rollerblading on the sidewalk almost every day, but usually only early in morning (before 8).
http://www.skatecity.com/nyc/law/
The reckless skating law was a compromise version of a proposal which originally included a ban on skating on the sidewalks by any person over age 14. Happily for skaters, that provision was removed. Nevertheless, city and state politicians have been known to advocate such a ban, including laws proposed in the state legislature. Skaters are thus enouraged to keep their heads screwed on and to skate no faster than a walking pace while on the sidewalk, lest there be an incident which would provide fuel for hostile politicians.
Originally posted by: Spartan Niner
Originally posted by: txrandom
I regularly rollerblade on campus around lots of people, so I should be pretty safe around pedestrians. I don't really want to go on the road and get ran over by a taxi. What's the worse a cop will do? Just tell me to get off the sidewalk?
Rolleblade is a company and trademark
They're called inline skates, dammit.
<-- used to skate