But I don’t mean to beat up on Alex. After all, he did give us all this:
http://pypeople.wordpress.com/2009/05/12/cat-face/

TOWEL: You know in Static 3 when you did a flatground flip trick, then ollied up a little wedge, over some stairs into another little wedge? I believe it was the first footage of you in said video…

Well how about the fact Alex Olsen (who I’m sure could be considered to display all sorts of “dog” behavior) did the same trick, minus the flatground fliptrick to make it a “line”, and yes I know he came from the other direction, in a video long before Static 3?

Did you (or Theorizer) not know about this being in a New York based video, some three years or so before Static 3 came out? Based on the shoe choice in said video, I’m certain you didn’t film it first…

And while this is not directly what everyone is talking about here I’m interested to know your thoughts on it, as it seems to be a stark contradiction to the “rules” you preach you skate by? And I was always curious about it. When I saw the line, and the trick, and the reference, for the first time at the Static 3 premiere, I was shocked and kind of bummed out that you would film it in the first place.

And we can’t use the Theorizer chose to put it in the video, not me excuse. Because you chose to film it too.

And you really need to quit it regarding the whole London spot thing. Your coming across like a lunatic. It’s a whole other city, a whole other country, you clearly know nothing about. Based on the fact you have no interest in watching any videos that come out of there, or claim not to care about the hearsay concerning the tricks and spots there. In which case: how can you know who’s done what where? How can you honestly think you were the first guy EVER to skate a spot there a certain way? Especially a spot you agree is right in the middle of a busy street. The fact is: who knows how many joe-hero’s skated that thing, with or without a filmer, that no one has ever seen. Sure claiming firsts on spots in cities you live in, and know everything about, is one thing, but one that’s thousands of miles away that you were visiting and being shown around? Get the fuck out of here.

And I’ll see if I can track down that Channer clip for you some time.

The way you approach your skating is certainly admirable, but it’s clear from some of the stuff that’s been posted on here by you and others over the last few weeks, that you don’t always stick to the rules that you yourself set forth. Which is no big deal, honestly, if only you’d stop going on rants about it every five seconds and making such a fool of yourself.

Online or otherwise.

So did he go to Max Fisch or what?