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Save the Date X Games Munich 2013: June 27-30
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    Jereme Rogers and Magic Mushrooms

    By Tracy Anderson

    Published Friday June 5, 2009


    Boost Mobile"It obviously was not an everyday experience," the 24-year-old athlete said. "It was a very out-of-body experience. I've never had an experience like that."
    Just thought I'd start the day with a little skateboard news—one, because a little skate never hurt a snow blog in the month of June, and two, reading this, I am quite confident, will make your morning.

    It's a story that went up last night on the Los Angeles website Daily Breeze—the headline, "Skateboarder sorry for his mushroom-fueled naked rooftop incident."

    It opens like so: "Professional skateboarder Jereme Rogers said Wednesday he was sorry for disturbing his Redondo Beach neighbors this week when he 'ate some "mushrooms" and bugged out,' preaching naked on his rooftop."

    In the story, Rogers is very apologetic about the situation, saying, "It was obviously something I shouldn't have done," he said as he rolled a marijuana joint in his bedroom. "It was just something that happened."

    Take a minute and read the full story here. And then put it into perspective even more by watching Rogers' rap video.

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