you are a culture puppet

**DnEhThEnD** · 13.12.2011, 20:59

your thoughts are not your own. you are a cultural puppet, a domesticated human being. machine wash cold. don't bleach. don't iron graphic. don't dry clean. don't think for yourself. tumble dry. medium. made in the usa. unassimilate, awaken, live.

I miss mindgame

**Red Rider** · 13.12.2011, 21:01

Does it make you feel good posting 90s rollerblading lines on here that no one else would understand?

Because it makes me feel good when I recognize them before clicking the thread.

**NathanC** · 13.12.2011, 21:18

Mindgame was the shit.

* · 13.12.2011, 21:18

how does it feel to know mindgame wasnt around in the 90s?

**rollerblazed** · 13.12.2011, 22:04

required viewing

**austin from texas** · 13.12.2011, 23:44

Originally Posted by skippykills

required viewing

that makes me want to start doing art

**u am snookems** · 13.12.2011, 23:52

Cultural*

**Spy** · 13.12.2011, 23:57

getting a few mindgame beanies from a friend, way juiced

**DnEhThEnD** · 14.12.2011, 00:20

Originally Posted by u am snookems

Cultural*

<3

**fast eddie** · 14.12.2011, 00:31

Originally Posted by Spy

getting a few mindgame beanies from a friend, way juiced

Might as well post this here. I just found mine the other day, put it on my son and tried to get a picture. He hates anything covering his head, took forever to get a shot that wasn't him trying to take the beanie off.

**fast eddie** · 14.12.2011, 00:34

Originally Posted by *

how does it feel to know mindgame wasnt around in the 90s?

Are you 100% sure about that?

President

Trendkiller, Inc.

September 1999 – April 2007 (7 years 8 months)
• Created award-winning wheel company, Mindgame, under distribution umbrella, Trendkiller, Inc.
• Launched company with 45k in funding and realized gross revenue of 120k in the first year. 679k by year three.
• Directed product, advertising, web, graphics, video, team, and tradeshow initiatives.
• Wrote marketing strategy, copy for advertisement, product descriptions for catalog and web, as well as video scripts.
• Drafted and negotiated licensing agreements with music artists and labels for use in team videos.
• Oversaw day-to-day operations, including cash flow, production, as well as sales and distribution.

**jakeordie** · 14.12.2011, 01:43

nb · 14.12.2011, 05:37

Originally Posted by skippykills

required viewing

This is what I thought of when I read the thread title.

***ROYALwithCHEESE*** · 14.12.2011, 06:32

Instead of staring another t shirt or bearing company........Brings us some mindgame

**nai** · 14.12.2011, 08:51

Originally Posted by fast eddie

Are you 100% sure about that?

President

Trendkiller, Inc.

September 1999 – April 2007 (7 years 8 months)
• Created award-winning wheel company, Mindgame, under distribution umbrella, Trendkiller, Inc.
• Launched company with 45k in funding and realized gross revenue of 120k in the first year. 679k by year three.
• Directed product, advertising, web, graphics, video, team, and tradeshow initiatives.
• Wrote marketing strategy, copy for advertisement, product descriptions for catalog and web, as well as video scripts.
• Drafted and negotiated licensing agreements with music artists and labels for use in team videos.
• Oversaw day-to-day operations, including cash flow, production, as well as sales and distribution.

Last quarter of 99 isn't the 90s. I

**fast eddie** · 14.12.2011, 08:57

Originally Posted by nai

Last quarter of 99 isn't the 90s.

Yes, it is. A decade is a period of 10 years, and the most commonly referenced interval is based on the tens digit of the calendar year, as in using "1960s" to represent the decade from 1960 to 1969.

Doesn't matter if it was the last 3 months of the decade, it was still the 90s.

* · 14.12.2011, 10:00

oh sorry. im pretty sure they didnt distribute or sell anything until 2000 though.

**DnEhThEnD** · 14.12.2011, 10:28

Originally Posted by jakeordie

Great line from the guy pullin' the strings.....and y'all bought it.

That's called irony.

well, I was a teenager, and my mom did

reading the anti-brand statement that promoted their own brand was so hypocritical that I loved it

I liked what they were about, or at least what they presented that they were all about.. better than simply being 'angry'.

Up until a point they were printed on quality shirts (that can I still wear today), though there was a period where the shirts were of a sketchy quality

I wore their wheels to the ground, except for the farmers that all decored, which were exchanged.. then I wore the piss out of the replacements

If you were to ask any non rollerblader (skateboarder) what some of our brands are they would all say mindgame and senate. Now they would have no clue, kind of weird (not that I mind).