Sal Renteria

Just an observer, really enjoying the madness

[Sal Renteria @Salisit]

If you choose your office wisely, you'll never hate your real job. #simplicity #snow

[Sal Renteria @Salisit]

@tbslbre August Burns Red - Paramount

[Dr. Catharine Young @DrCatharineY]

A reminder that pasteurization is the process that gently heats milk for….checks notes…15 seconds to…checks notes again…kill pathogens while retaining nutritional value and flavor.

[Nazia Kazi @NaziaKaziTweets]

You’re laughing? Mayim Bialik, staunch defender of the genocidal ethnostate, took a GLP1 and shat herself for 3 days, and you’re laughing?!

[Sal Renteria @Salisit]

@tbslbre Sweet lord almighty

[e @eulerianham]

do gay people do the accent when they’re alone

[Sal Renteria @Salisit]

@lamegff What’s the discord link?

[🇲🇽Cesar 🇵🇪 🌁 @CZR93]

I’ll serve crack before I ever root for the U.S Men’s national team ⚽️

[Dan @DirtbagDan408]

Who in LA is voting for Spencer Pratt and why are you dumb as fuck?

[Evan @daviddunn177]

Barron Trump’s mother was a prostitute for Jeffrey Epstein.

[Kairos.MP5 @KAIROSMMA2]

OH MY GOODNESS. I never thought I would ever say this . BRYCE MITCHELL IS FUCKING SPITTING

[chiky handler @chiky_handlr]

The sickest thing about gas prices going from $2.84 to $4.99 in just two months is that Donald Trump is mentioned over 38,000 times in the Epstein Files.

[Sal Renteria @Salisit]

@belikeejace Ha.

[Sal Renteria @Salisit]

@Wisco_diva “Sáquense de la pinche cocina�� that’s how my mom use to say it b

[Sal Renteria @Salisit]

@neurobl0nde There is a beautiful ymca right behind my apartment on bunker hill. People should check it out.

[Quesly @Quesly2]

the swag push is so insanely iconic

[Daily Skate Clips @SkateClipsOnX]

"Don't ever let anyone tell you that you are not good enough. Be proud of who you are"
Marc Johnson, 411VM #20 1997
🎶@stereolabgroop

[josé @theemptycrowd]

It's crazy how we’re all connected because of a stupid skateboard. I love MJ and I love you all.

[Quesly @Quesly2]

like most skateboarders my age I was absolutely obsessed with Marc Johnson in my formative years. His part in Yeah Right was my first introduction to him and I was so enthralled by this weird guy with a bic'd head, insane technical ability and the style to back it up.

[Thrasher Magazine @thrashermag]

As I write this, the reality still hasn’t fully set in. It was less than a month ago that Marc came to San Jose to hang out. He was sober, healthy, and full of life. We had a blast reminiscing about the old days. He seemed genuinely excited about the future. He even extended his ticket by a couple of days so he could explore some of the old haunts around San Jose.
When it came time to drop him off at the airport, he handed me an envelope. I waited until I got home to open it. Inside was a three-page list of his hopes and dreams for the future. Never in a million years did I imagine that less than a month later, he would be gone.
I met Marc when he was 17. I watched him achieve all his skateboard dreams, and I sat next to him at the Away Days premiere—only to later watch his career fall apart. I still don’t understand why my friend is gone at 49 years old. I don’t know why he chose to come visit me. Was there some bigger purpose to it, or was he looking for closure?
Marc was a genius and a tortured soul. He told me he wanted to be remembered for his skateboarding, not for his failures or shortcomings. He was just a poor kid from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, who grew up in a trailer at the end of a dirt road. Yet he made it out, traveled the world, and touched so many lives. He will live on through the video parts that nobody can recreate. He gave opportunities to people who might never have had a chance otherwise.
Without a shadow of a doubt, Marc Johnson was the single most influential person in my life. Everything he did was art. He was endlessly creative and always tried to elevate his friends and everyone around him. He opened doors for guys like me and Jerry, and single-handedly put San Jose back on the map. Marc had the golden touch—whether it was on a skateboard, creating brands, or developing ad campaigns.
Marc Johnson passed away today. He was one of the most talented and creative people to ever step on or off a skateboard.
- Louie Barletta