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The term were thought up by a group of Skateboarding enthusiastic church-piccolos, working at Southern Oaks Free Will Baptist Church at Santa Fe Avenue, Oklahoma City, USA. The initial purpose of the 16 church-piccolos were to unionize and force the administration to install moving walkways/pavements in the halls of the church as well as all the way around the church. The group believed, that when the towns people were visiting the church, they should be moving at all times times, and prevent them from moving too slowly, or standing completely still, as if they did, theybwould be in great risk of being contaminated by the desert wind carrying a plauge of the native Indians that would turn any good Christian into an abusive agnostic. The church adm. refused to meet their demands So the group organized under the name; Anti Agnostic Arh Angels and Christian Board Lords (AAAACBL). The legal battles between the church adm. and AAAACBL lasted for 12 years and left the 16 first members and their descendants in debt. Several members of the AAAACBL, now facing their faith as homeless Skaters, all fell into alcohol- and drug abuse. Short after the trial were lost, the term were spoken for the first time when three founding members found their friend, lying dead in front of the churced, killed by drugs and alcohol. - Thus one of the three spoke: "Look, fellow Rouges street athletes! Our brother cleared a Front Side 180 Sad Flip.