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eheathYou're doing the same action as a lip slide, but switch. If you think about it as the back tips, not tails, then when you're doing a sw lip your back tips are still going over the rail, just like a regular lip slide.
SofaKingSickhere's how to think about it simply and always be right:
lipslide means you spin away from the rail
Canis_lupusKeep in mind I came up with this while in the zootspace and my roommates and I argued about it for 45 minutes. But if a normal lip onto a rail means your tails go over the rail first then with that logic shouldn't switch lip mean the same. The issue being with a switch lip your nose is going over while a switch tail (which name makes sense) means your tails go over. With that logic shouldn't normal lip on be called tails on, despite how goofy it sounds? I was smashing picnic tables in my head when I came up with this so feel free to shit on me if need be. @skierman is welcome
hegleezy“while i was in zootspace”
cornball
Canis_lupusdid you just call me a cornball?
