My little penchant...

It was brought to my attention that I do have this insatiable appetite for explicit description of a morbid and gross nature. I feel incomplete without it, it's just ecstacy to liberate them from my mind to others and it's uncontrollable. It feels great to hear people screaming EEE YUCKS, STOP IT !.
Fortunately, it's an overstatement. Haha.
Gross, morbid, pleasant, mundane etc, I'd probably love to state them all.
I guess it's an old habit cultivated in School, especially during Science practicals where answers demand precision and observations.

Anyway, Nick, the slackest NSF in Singapore, showed me a skate video from the Globe team.
It feels rusty trying to recall what trick is what, what a fakie and stuff is, but nevertheless, the board flipping just keeps me entertained and impressed. Skateboarding legend, Rodney Mullen never ceases to amaze people with his fusion of old skool and modern tricks plus his array of incredibly hard but sleek moves. He's simply born with a board on his feet, never a tinge of fear revealed on his face and always filled with calm and equanimity. He's simply relishing every trick executed with that deep satisfaction look.

It ain't wrong to say it's the beauty of the sport that keeps him on, even in his forties.
And the same applies for anything for anyone.