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Showing posts with label Taylor McCloskey Skateboarding Renegade Conquer Clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taylor McCloskey Skateboarding Renegade Conquer Clothing. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Delaminated: Taylor McCloskey


Charlie Hussman: Hey

Taylor McCloskey: Hey

CH: So tell me about yourself.
Did you grow up in Northfield?
Who do you ride for?

TM: Alright. Well, I was born in Faribault and I live in Faribault now, but I will not be living in Faribault in the future. I am 18 yrs. of age and my sponsors are Renegade most obvious and Conquer Clothing from Mursfreeburo, TN.
I only lived in Northfield for 3 years.

CH: What's it like working for the company you ride for?

TM: It has a different perspective. I now know more about the retail side of the skate industry now.

CH: Is there anyone else on the team that works there too?

TM: Tyler Benson and Nate Paulson.
Jake Perrizo, Billy Meyer, and I also do lessons and skate camps on command.

CH: You guys all live in the same building as well. Does it ever get annoying constantly being around the same people?

TM: Yeah, especially when Nate looks at porn all the time. He's on right now... nawh, they're cool.

We partayyy! A lot.



CH: What’s the craziest thing you've seen at one of the parties?

TM: One night two girls borrowed Nate's bed to do some scissoring.
And most of the team has been here.

CH: The last party I was at Tyler Benson tried to put me in the sink.

TM: Haha yea. He told me about that.

CH: Is the scissor thing really true?

TM: Haha, yeah.

CH: Did you get to see it or were they all like shut the door?

TM: They shut the door. And Nate came in later, and said "Hey, that's my bed…Isn't it?"

CH: If you weren’t into skating, what would you be doing?

TM: Probably some other extreme sport, like snowboarding. I can't see myself doing anything else long term.

CH: What about extreme scootering?

TM: How about extreme tree climbing?

CH: Besides partying with scissor sisters and work/skating at Renegade, what else are you into?

TM: I work at Taco John's, I am a senior in high school. I have a girlfriend that's typing this right now because I'm too lazy. And I like to sleep!

CH: So I’m actually interviewing your girlfriend?

TM: No, He's telling me exactly what to say.

CH: Nice… Alright, I heard you have a contest named after you. What’s that about?

TM: Yeah. They started calling me Mclovin and I won the "No Name" O.U.T contest,
so it's now named after me for next year.

CH: So from now on is it going to be called the Mclovin out contest or is it going to change every year?

TM:
I think next year it will have my name because I'll win. Just kidding. I think it changes.



CH: Who are some of your biggest influences in skating, local and non-local?

TM: God, because he has a plan for everybody and this is my plan so far. It takes a lot of stress away and, for local, Billy Meyer because he always encouraged me.

CH: I never knew you were religious. What got you into that?

TM: My parents when I was a child brought me to church I became confused and didn't believe for a few years then Billy Meyer helped explain a lot of questions and got me back into faith.

CH: What confused you?

TM: That reminds me about Tyler and Billy Meyer's religious feuds.
Tyler's argument once said that he believed in particles.
A lot of stuff confused me.

CH: I asked you who your influences in skateboarding were, are there any human ones? Besides Billy?
Mine are Clint Peterson and Kenny Reed

TM: I don’t know. My parents and Rodney Mullen were inspiring when I was growing up. My favorite skaters right now are Bastien Salabanzi and Chris Cole

CH:
How long have you been skating?

TM: I've been skating around 6 years.

CH: What stance are you?

TM: Regul-ARRRRRRRRRRgh

CH: Do you think it's harder to make it big skateboarding in Minnesota than say… California?

TM: No, Minnesota doesn't have a lot of skaters compared to California.
California has year-round skating though and more spots and companies.

CH:
That’s very true, Mike inspired this last question. If you had a package of ramen noodles and were in the middle of the woods, what would you do with it?

TM: Eat it? Is that a trick question or a joke?

CH: You would just eat it dry?

TM: Yes. I do it anyways
I’d eat anything.
Food is great!

CH: Any last words?

TM: Brittnee is sexy.

(Photos taken by Nick*L3P)