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A young protesterattendsa demonstrationat Burtonsnowboardheadquartersin Burlington,Vt., in October.
A young protesterattendsa demonstrationat Burtonsnowboardheadquartersin Burlington,Vt., in October.
DENVER, CO. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2004-New outdoor rec columnist Scott Willoughby. (DENVER POST PHOTO BY CYRUS MCCRIMMON CELL PHONE 303 358 9990 HOME PHONE 303 370 1054)
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“We cater to every demographic, every kind of rider. We have to make products that kids want, and they’re not going to want what their parents want. . . . You’d think we were selling cigarettes.”

— Snowboard manufacturer Jake Burton, in his first interview since public outcry erupted in his home state of Vermont over two new lines of snowboards — “Love” boards that depict vintage Playboy pinups and “Primo” boards that display gory cartoon images

Source: The Burlington (Vt.) Free Press

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