Skier Dave, why am I making childish comments? In no way are they ingorant outburts of blind emotion, or however one would clarify a childish statement. I said he rer-made the CR promodel. Everyone needs dreams and the drive to persue them, and for that, sure, no for you too, I'll give them credit. It has been explained already that it is absolutely ridiculous what they are doing. Coming on here hoping to hype their shit and make themselves feel good when they aren't really in the buisiness of making skis at the age of 15. It is comedic and when you step into the flames of NS with stuff like that, people here will burn you....badly. It's the nature of the game. They came unprepped. It is basically a pipe dream, and if at first, it was simply and modestly stated as such, not one person would tease them, maybe offer some constructive criticism,artistic or otherwise but generally such would be the extent. Back to graphics now, yes LINE had a DJ on the orange 1260 ski. In the K2 series, we were working on a musical theme. Public Enemy was comprised of three main musicians, Chuck D, Flava Flav, and their DJ, Terminator X. That being said, the DJ is not a main focal point of the graphic as was the 1260 illustration set upon an orange backdrop. Am I supposed to basterdize the cohesiveness of Public Enemy and delete the third member, the DJ because someone used a DJ as a graphic previous to our offering? No way. He is an integral part of the group we worked with, the source of their beats, and thus he is included. DJs go hand in hand with hip hop, and in doing a hip hop ski, you cannot ignore that. I'm sure that makes sense to you, so don't tell me we are biting other people's styles without thinking about it first.
