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Hey everyone,
I am doing some research on Chad's Gap for an article and have been having a hard time getting Mister Zurinskyusisisiswhatever to call me back. Anyone have any great info on the history, chad, something funny about the originalies or whatever. speak up...I may quote you.
Sent you a pm with some info. First time it was hit was in 1999, ran as a shooting gallery in Powder, sept '99 I think. It's Zurinskas. You should also try to get in touch with Brent Benson, a Utah photographer.
Of course if you ask travis rice, he invented it (click on Chad's) :)
http://www.dcshoes.com/home.asp
That's it, I'm calling your editor! :wink: (actually, roxy called me a few minutes ago and I need to call her anyway... :biggrin: )
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Originally Posted by skis2fast
Form a posse - time for a beat down - we're headed for JH.Quote:
Originally Posted by KevinDineen
This is her editor and anyone that could please shed light on Chad's Gap will be rewarded with, well...., not sure what but I bet I can find some decent swag for the one who becomes the best source for Chad's Gap History. I want this story to shine but Chad's like a dark hallway right now and Brent's beaching it in Hawaii after a long summer on a scaffold. Gordy?? You must have legendary tales?
BTW, you pick your camp dates yet? I need 'em for the upcoming winter issue. Send 'em to me: "pcskigal@yahoo.com"
Pfft! That guy doesn't huck. Shit, he's old! I've heard he drives a minivan now and everything. Bwa!Quote:
Originally Posted by pcskigal
What about Ostness?
So what, Jong. Post nude pics or shove off.Quote:
Originally Posted by pcskigal
I hear he hucks diapers with mad steeze.Quote:
Originally Posted by phUnk
Talk to DTM too.
Ah yes. At one time Chad's teeth were as straight as anyones. That of course was before the trip to Europe...how Roo ever talked him into being duct-taped to the mirror on the Ferrari is still a mystery.
heal up quick Tanner!
plus I hear he's from MICHIGAN!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by phUnk
So?.....Quote:
Originally Posted by YetiMan
nobody from michigan can ski... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by A-wreck
especially the fucking punks from Marquette Mountain.
-YooperMan
It began 150000 years ago when the tectonic plates (or is it kryptonic plates) shifted and created what is now known as North America ...
Then through errosion, it created a "gap" of dirt ... thus, when the snow flies we get a nice huckable gap
ce bon?
Bzzt! It's a mining tailings pile you fucking revisionist!Quote:
Originally Posted by HyRUPz
Intelligent design! Intelligent design!
real helpful...
good idea....chris still around in SLC?
Yeah, but the parent bedrock that was eroded during the Laramide orogeny and eventually put into dissolution through hydrothermic reactions that later produced ore materials in economically sufficiently quantities and concentrations formed during the Sevier Orogeny, approximately 200 millions years ago. So.. HA!Quote:
Originally Posted by phUnk
I don't know about Chad, but I'd huck her gap switch...
http://www.cudne.friko.pl/zdjecia/He...vage%20(1).jpg
Hey puked or plunked or whatever ... do you really think I give a rats ass?
Tell me Phlunked - why are SLCity folk so, um, self absorbed?
Yours truly,
I could give a shit :fmicon:
CO soul patrol in the hizzouse. Is recitation of facts a byproduct of self absorbtion or a symptom suffered by the purveyrs of soulful stupidity? Is assspen leaving you chaffed or do you have other envy's you care to share? Shaka brah.Quote:
Originally Posted by HyRUPz
One of the US's favorite frozen snacks is ice cream - according to the International Dairy Association, we spend over $20 billion on the tasty treats each year!
My Asspen's fine, yours? :FIREdevil :biggrin:
In 1970, "MCI" stood for "Microwave Communications, Inc." No longer used as an acronym, it now stands alone.
Skunks can accurately spray their smelly fluid as far as ten feet.
The average airspeed of the common housefly is 4 1/2 mph. A housefly beats its wings about 20,000 times per minute.
According to NASA, the U.S. has the world's most violent weather. In a typical year, the U.S. can expect some 10,000 violent thunderstorms, 5,000 floods, 1,000 tornadoes and several hurricanes.