Joe Reid provides a nice little wrap-up of the lessons that The Real World: Miami taught us over the weekend. My favorite part: 

If we weren’t at the absolute apex of roller-blade usage in 1996, I would be very surprised. If they had gotten any more omnipresent, cities would have had to designate special “blading” lanes, and then we’d still be seeing them today, paint half-washed away, a sad/poignant symbol of urban blight and failed proto-green transportation initiatives. LOTS of roller-blading, is what I’m saying.