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AFTERBANG teaser

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Uploaded by on Jul 29, 2007

Teaser for the first Robot Food film.
Filmed in dec 01 - jan 02 for the january Vegas 2002 tradeshow. This was before teasers were watched online.

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  • @erdi31 They aren't TRYING to "afterbang". They invented it as a means to make fun of people who landed super sketchy and just take it completely over the top. Skiings afterbang wasn't invented until 2007, 5 years after. So basically they gave it as a name to sketchy landings, and skiers interpreted it as landing like a boner. There ya go, that shitty looking afterbang that you skiers do is based off sketchy snowboarder landings, quit bitching

  • the fucking robotfood videos,

    are the best videos in the world

    download all of them

    you'll shit your pants.

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  • @ColeClarkson2 your an idiot

  • @Skippy0327 *Buy them and you'll shit your pants*

  • Next their gonna say we got the idea for rocker from them too. Rad video, just missing skiing and afterbang as everybody has already pointed out.

  • @Leftovers100 um actually the skiing term afterbang was invented in june of 1831 so yea , s my d

  • kraftwerk! oh yeah!!!

  • @erdi31 agreed 

  • @ColeClarkson2 yeah bro, actually almost everything to do with style in your sport- (baggy-as gear, crouched wide stances and styled out grabs) came out of the influence of snowboarding.. before we came along you rode like a bunch of fecking ballerinas.. so chill out ay?

  • i had all three but lost this one fuckkkkkk

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