Sponsor Issues
01-21-2008, 08:23 PM
#121
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Re: Sponsor Issues
compton you have way too much ******* time on your hands dude...I expect better from someone in the ******* military. Kinda makes the rest of the army look bad. what a shame. I'm not the one getting kicked off of street rides and kicked out of peoples houses...yall seem to be some of the few that for some reason have a problem with me...but it doesn't matter because a bunch of tards like yall are the ones that make a difference in this world...its the big names that care about the sport and helping each other and not see how much they can attempt to attack someone personally. I have never done anything wrong to any of you guys but for some reason you have nothing better to do than to sit here and talk ****...but whatever. P.S. I never said I had a dream of a guy girl stunt team... i just said it would be cool cause it has never been done.
Last edited by Crash Nash; 01-21-2008 at 08:35 PM.
01-21-2008, 08:33 PM
#122
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Re: Sponsor Issues
compton you have way too much ******* time on your hands dude...I expect better from someone in the ******* military. Kinda makes the rest of the army look bad. what a shame. I'm not the one getting kicked off of street rides and kicked out of peoples houses...yall seem to be some of the few that for some reason have a problem with me...but it doesn't matter because a bunch of pee ons like yall are the ones that make a difference in this world...its the big names that care about the sport and helping each other and not see how much they can attempt to attack someone personally. I have never done anything wrong to any of you guys but for some reason you have nothing better to do than to sit here and talk ****...but whatever. P.S. I never said I had a dream of a guy girl stunt team... i just said it would be cool cause it has never been done.
01-21-2008, 08:41 PM
#123
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Re: Sponsor Issues
compton you have way too much ******* time on your hands dude...I expect better from someone in the ******* military. Kinda makes the rest of the army look bad. I have never done anything wrong to any of you guys but for some reason you have nothing better to do than to sit here and talk ****..
01-21-2008, 08:45 PM
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Re: Sponsor Issues
compton you have way too much ******* time on your hands dude...I expect better from someone in the ******* military. Kinda makes the rest of the army look bad. what a shame. I'm not the one getting kicked off of street rides and kicked out of peoples houses...yall seem to be some of the few that for some reason have a problem with me...but it doesn't matter because a bunch of tards like yall are the ones that make a difference in this world...its the big names that care about the sport and helping each other and not see how much they can attempt to attack someone personally. I have never done anything wrong to any of you guys but for some reason you have nothing better to do than to sit here and talk ****...but whatever. P.S. I never said I had a dream of a guy girl stunt team... i just said it would be cool cause it has never been done.
When you came with Alli to our ride, did I not say you guys could stay with me so yall wouldnt have to pay for a hotel? Yeah I sure am a punk...
I think its funny how you make it look like we're punks and wouldnt help anyone. Ask any new guy thats come to our spot, or any newb I've met, I will always give a helping hand to whoever needs it IF I know what I'm doing, if not then I'll send them to someone who does know. I've given away parts to friends that need them, I've let Guru have some tools at the atl spot when he needed to put on a cage, a few years back when ATL Freestyle was doing a show in montgomery I personally went to the local shops and hotspots to hand out flyers . And I will hook up anyone that needs help if I can when we're at any spot. That wont change, you need to check yourself dude, and know your place.
*****, sorry for taking this thread off topic, I hate when that happens, I'm really done with this thread now, unless Nash wants to keep going...
Last edited by Beto; 01-21-2008 at 08:50 PM. Reason: forgot something
01-21-2008, 08:47 PM
#125
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Re: Sponsor Issues
compton you have way too much ******* time on your hands dude...I expect better from someone in the ******* military. Kinda makes the rest of the army look bad. what a shame. I'm not the one getting kicked off of street rides and kicked out of peoples houses...yall seem to be some of the few that for some reason have a problem with me...but it doesn't matter because a bunch of tards like yall are the ones that make a difference in this world...its the big names that care about the sport and helping each other and not see how much they can attempt to attack someone personally. I have never done anything wrong to any of you guys but for some reason you have nothing better to do than to sit here and talk ****...but whatever. P.S. I never said I had a dream of a guy girl stunt team... i just said it would be cool cause it has never been done.
Dayum......
Give someone and inch, and they try to power wheelie a mile....
Rash Nash, just give it up. At the respect of suicidl, I have nothing more to say to you. Your just and immature punk kid who dont know better.......
01-21-2008, 08:51 PM
#126
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Re: Sponsor Issues
yeah i understand that dude I never said that you wouldn't take the time to help someone, but yes trying to talk about someone else's skills is a punk thing to do no matter who you are...when you do that it's sounds like you are saying that you just woke up one day and was doing circles and combos and ****...everybody has sucked at one point in time. And I will say one more time, none of you have ever seen me stunt. I'll leave that at that. That is why Compton has to try to find pictures of me scratching my *** to use as ammuntion. Thats just inmature in my opinion.
01-21-2008, 08:57 PM
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Re: Sponsor Issues
yeah i understand that dude I never said that you wouldn't take the time to help someone, but yes trying to talk about someone else's skills is a punk thing to do no matter who you are...when you do that it's sounds like you are saying that you just woke up one day and was doing circles and combos and ****...everybody has sucked at one point in time. And I will say one more time, none of you have ever seen me stunt. I'll leave that at that. That is why Compton has to try to find pictures of me scratching my *** to use as ammuntion. Thats just inmature in my opinion.
01-21-2008, 09:05 PM
#129
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Re: Sponsor Issues
who are you referring to as an OG rider in this sense...by they not trying to start **** but I think I'm onlder than you
01-21-2008, 09:09 PM
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Re: Sponsor Issues
you dont get it, how long have you been stunting? And no I'm not reffering to myself as the og rider. I'm talking about ***** in this case. Hes been stunting longer than me, in my eyes that makes him an OG....has nothing to do with age.
Last edited by Beto; 01-21-2008 at 09:12 PM.
01-21-2008, 09:53 PM
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01-21-2008, 09:58 PM
#132
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Re: Sponsor Issues
I read some of the replies and here is my two cents:
If you look up the definintion of sponsorship, you will get your answer, problem is, companies for the most part are too tight *** and fair enough in a new industry where the potential hasnt been reached and there is so much still to develop. But your deal is going to depend on what you offer them and what your prepared to accept.
If you dont feel your getting what your worth because you are doing a lot for a so called sponsor and they just keep showing little or no support, then drop them. Look at the flipside for a second, do you think that a company will hesitate to drop you and keep their money rather than give it too someone who does little for them? You see riders being dropped by companies and either being picked up for less by some other company or just having to go solo again.
Companies want the best people representing them for the right price. Too many people are too eager to get sponsored and dont enter every competition or get as much exposure for the company, but the company is paying them nothing so they are both at a loss, this is a definant lose situation for the rider, the company didnt spend money on you, so they potentially got some free exposure.
If you are serious about being sponsored, then get serious about what your doing. Enter as many competitions, make as many video/magazine appearances you can and get yourself out there. Half the time riders that are not so talented get better deals cause they may know how to market themselves better.
Look at the industry that is taking shape, dont be afraid to buy something to support the industry, but be careful of the product you buy too. If there is some company making a bucket load and wont put a cent back into the industry they are making the money from... think hard before buying their product.
The companies and riders that are doing things to help this industry grow are the people who we need to support, because they will in turn be able to invest more money into sponsorship and what not.
There is a lot of friends helping friends and if you know and trust that person, then be happy your helping each other, but if its a company that is planning to turn a profit... again show support to those who will put money back into the scene, otherwise its going to take a lot longer to get going than it really should.
I may not have answered whether you should drop your sponsor directly, cause ultimately that decision is up to you, but if your not happy and you either know or think you could do better elsewhere, do it!
If you look up the definintion of sponsorship, you will get your answer, problem is, companies for the most part are too tight *** and fair enough in a new industry where the potential hasnt been reached and there is so much still to develop. But your deal is going to depend on what you offer them and what your prepared to accept.
If you dont feel your getting what your worth because you are doing a lot for a so called sponsor and they just keep showing little or no support, then drop them. Look at the flipside for a second, do you think that a company will hesitate to drop you and keep their money rather than give it too someone who does little for them? You see riders being dropped by companies and either being picked up for less by some other company or just having to go solo again.
Companies want the best people representing them for the right price. Too many people are too eager to get sponsored and dont enter every competition or get as much exposure for the company, but the company is paying them nothing so they are both at a loss, this is a definant lose situation for the rider, the company didnt spend money on you, so they potentially got some free exposure.
If you are serious about being sponsored, then get serious about what your doing. Enter as many competitions, make as many video/magazine appearances you can and get yourself out there. Half the time riders that are not so talented get better deals cause they may know how to market themselves better.
Look at the industry that is taking shape, dont be afraid to buy something to support the industry, but be careful of the product you buy too. If there is some company making a bucket load and wont put a cent back into the industry they are making the money from... think hard before buying their product.
The companies and riders that are doing things to help this industry grow are the people who we need to support, because they will in turn be able to invest more money into sponsorship and what not.
There is a lot of friends helping friends and if you know and trust that person, then be happy your helping each other, but if its a company that is planning to turn a profit... again show support to those who will put money back into the scene, otherwise its going to take a lot longer to get going than it really should.
I may not have answered whether you should drop your sponsor directly, cause ultimately that decision is up to you, but if your not happy and you either know or think you could do better elsewhere, do it!
01-21-2008, 11:24 PM
#133
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Re: Sponsor Issues
I read some of the replies and here is my two cents:
If you look up the definintion of sponsorship, you will get your answer, problem is, companies for the most part are too tight *** and fair enough in a new industry where the potential hasnt been reached and there is so much still to develop. But your deal is going to depend on what you offer them and what your prepared to accept.
If you dont feel your getting what your worth because you are doing a lot for a so called sponsor and they just keep showing little or no support, then drop them. Look at the flipside for a second, do you think that a company will hesitate to drop you and keep their money rather than give it too someone who does little for them? You see riders being dropped by companies and either being picked up for less by some other company or just having to go solo again.
Companies want the best people representing them for the right price. Too many people are too eager to get sponsored and dont enter every competition or get as much exposure for the company, but the company is paying them nothing so they are both at a loss, this is a definant lose situation for the rider, the company didnt spend money on you, so they potentially got some free exposure.
If you are serious about being sponsored, then get serious about what your doing. Enter as many competitions, make as many video/magazine appearances you can and get yourself out there. Half the time riders that are not so talented get better deals cause they may know how to market themselves better.
Look at the industry that is taking shape, dont be afraid to buy something to support the industry, but be careful of the product you buy too. If there is some company making a bucket load and wont put a cent back into the industry they are making the money from... think hard before buying their product.
The companies and riders that are doing things to help this industry grow are the people who we need to support, because they will in turn be able to invest more money into sponsorship and what not.
There is a lot of friends helping friends and if you know and trust that person, then be happy your helping each other, but if its a company that is planning to turn a profit... again show support to those who will put money back into the scene, otherwise its going to take a lot longer to get going than it really should.
I may not have answered whether you should drop your sponsor directly, cause ultimately that decision is up to you, but if your not happy and you either know or think you could do better elsewhere, do it!
If you look up the definintion of sponsorship, you will get your answer, problem is, companies for the most part are too tight *** and fair enough in a new industry where the potential hasnt been reached and there is so much still to develop. But your deal is going to depend on what you offer them and what your prepared to accept.
If you dont feel your getting what your worth because you are doing a lot for a so called sponsor and they just keep showing little or no support, then drop them. Look at the flipside for a second, do you think that a company will hesitate to drop you and keep their money rather than give it too someone who does little for them? You see riders being dropped by companies and either being picked up for less by some other company or just having to go solo again.
Companies want the best people representing them for the right price. Too many people are too eager to get sponsored and dont enter every competition or get as much exposure for the company, but the company is paying them nothing so they are both at a loss, this is a definant lose situation for the rider, the company didnt spend money on you, so they potentially got some free exposure.
If you are serious about being sponsored, then get serious about what your doing. Enter as many competitions, make as many video/magazine appearances you can and get yourself out there. Half the time riders that are not so talented get better deals cause they may know how to market themselves better.
Look at the industry that is taking shape, dont be afraid to buy something to support the industry, but be careful of the product you buy too. If there is some company making a bucket load and wont put a cent back into the industry they are making the money from... think hard before buying their product.
The companies and riders that are doing things to help this industry grow are the people who we need to support, because they will in turn be able to invest more money into sponsorship and what not.
There is a lot of friends helping friends and if you know and trust that person, then be happy your helping each other, but if its a company that is planning to turn a profit... again show support to those who will put money back into the scene, otherwise its going to take a lot longer to get going than it really should.
I may not have answered whether you should drop your sponsor directly, cause ultimately that decision is up to you, but if your not happy and you either know or think you could do better elsewhere, do it!
Straight ******* truth.........
01-22-2008, 08:18 AM
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Re: Sponsor Issues
Wait... did you just call ***** a KID??? and an immature punk??? hmmm thats interesting
01-22-2008, 09:04 AM
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