Pat Duffy

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Pat Duffy is a professional skateboarder. He is known for his legendary video part in 1992's "Questionable", by Plan B Skateboards. This breakthrough level in skateboarding's evolution was expanded upon with his video part in Plan B's 1993 film "Virtual Reality".

After the death of Plan B co-founder, Mike Ternasky, the company folded with the then current team parting ways. Duffy then joined Think skateboards, which he stayed with for a number of years before moving on to World Industries in 2005. In January 2006, Duffy accepted an invite to rejoin the newly reformed Plan B skateboards under Danny Way and Colin McKay.

Random Information: Pat duffy had a section on fuel tv's called "10 tricks" on american misfits.

Pat Duffy recently got injured on a 1/4 skate ramp and is in critical condition.

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