Mike Vallely is really a guy that needs no introduction. With his unique style, he’s one of best skateboarders of all time, not to mention probably the most inspirational and influential.

When asked what inspires him this was his response:

"Real simple man, I’m alive– this is it. I’m not asking questions and I don’t care what the answers are, I just know that I’m gonna’ live my life full on and make the most of every moment."

What a cool answer.

Check out the amazing clip of Mike Vallely doing his thing below

The fire hydrant. That’s pretty much all I really need to say.

Or maybe that and ollieing the cow at Ohio Skateout.

Or maybe those two and the world’s first rail 50-50 down the extremely soft metal Westwood Federal Building ten-stair in ‘88.

He kick flipped the 3rd Street gap in Santa Monica in ‘89-Vision when everyone else still thought launch ramps were the ticket.

Maybe I’d even mention the fact that he won the first pro contest he entered on a handmade board in Willamette, Oregon in the rain. Am I going too fast for you, young reader?

Because I thought you might also like to know that Natas was the first dude ever to ollie up a picnic table in ‘88. He then unveiled the first frontside flip ever on a quarterpipe during a demo on the infamous ‘89 Cadillac tour.

Legend? Are you kidding me? “God” would be a more appropriate description.

His part in the 1989 Streets on Fire was one of the most innovative parts ever. If you were there when this dropped, then you know it changed everything.

Check out Natas tearing up the streets below:

Four years in the making and the first Alien Workshop video since Photosynthesis the trailer for the movie looks pretty good.

Check it out for yourself below:

Here’s a transportation option for the short commute: the Altered M4 800. This little electric vehicle can be parked just about anywhere, maybe even under your desk. It looks like a toy, like a remote-control monster truck, but it’ll carry up to 260 pounds and can accelerate from 0-20 MPH in five seconds.

The M4 sports 9" all terrain pneumatic tires that look like they could just take off, making me wonder just how far off-road this board will go. There’s no suspension, but the trucks look sturdy enough. The speed and braking is controlled by a wireless handset, and the braking is done by a heavy-duty regenerative motor. Charge time for the 36 Volt battery is 2 to 4 hours, and the range is 10 to 12 miles.

The Altered M4 800 will set you back about eight hundred dollars, but for a hill-climbing skateboard with a wireless controller, that’s not too shabby.

To learn more about this cool skateboard visit here

Morons, boredom and video cameras are a winning combination!

Check out this very funny drunk college stunt gone wrong below: