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:eek: thats right, it actually stopped snowing and the sun came out. 72 cms of the most dense snow you can imagine.
visibility is overated
http://www.biglines.com/photosv2/200...ines_69990.jpg
I much prefer brail skiing, it requires more skill.
http://www.biglines.com/photosv2/200...ines_69992.jpg
shirk was too busy admiring the scenery to see the debris pile
http://www.biglines.com/photosv2/200...ines_69994.jpg
more snow on deck for the weekend kids.
http://www.biglines.com/photosv2/200...ines_69994.jpg
Hey weren't you supposed to be at work today? :biggrin: Hope you've already got a good tale worked up to explain the damaged schnozz to your boss ;)
This weekend should be good, picking up my new Supercharger Blowers after work today :FIREdevil
^^^ the beauty of it is Shirk now has an excuse for missing work today
"it was terrible boss, I slipped in the shower, busted my nose and spent the day in the ER"
I thought I heard the doc say he needed to take a few days off work to recover :FIREdevil :FIREdevil :FIREdevilQuote:
Originally Posted by powder11
Yeah, that dry air at work will hinder healing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squirrel99
I smashed my nose against the half opened tailgate of our Suby at Christmas.
Feel free to use it as an excuse - a couple of days off just in case of concussion may be necessary
Have you looked up shirk in the dictionary? It's the economic term for blowing off work :)Quote:
Originally Posted by PulverSchwein
The tale will envolve a mtb ride after work on tuesday, and a mild concusion keeping me in bed today.
http://shirk.smugmug.com/photos/120844302-M.jpg
powder11 doing some old school noodle turns farming pow
http://shirk.smugmug.com/photos/120844367-L.jpg
this grom can out ski 99% of the maggots
that pow looks horrendously heavy, how did you even ski that shit?
we didnt really, just hung out in the lunch line and waited for the groomersQuote:
Originally Posted by PulverSchwein
"High Altitude Therapy" is a valuable tool for recovering from illness or traumatic events. When I got the shit beat out of me by a crazy guy (he said he worked for the CIA) while driving the #40 bus route I took a couple days off. The first one I nursed my bruises and took calls from the boss and others and the second I went for the HAT up at Mt Baker. Worked wonders it did!Quote:
Originally Posted by powder11
I also use HAT as a cure for the common cold on occasion. I've never actually told them at work I was getting HAT. They might not understand.
shirk i just hope your boss isnt' a lurker on this forum. nice pics, i heard the snow was absolute cement as well. a buddy of mine went up for one run and called it quits. on the plus side temps have dropped and should stay there while the forecast calls for another 50 by week's end.
I'd say your friend is a total idiot if they only put in one run.Quote:
Originally Posted by BCpowder
Pulver, it was pretty rough work eh, but we were gitn-r-done until I rung my bell. You know how much it sucks to ski pow when you should be stuck at a desk.
not if you're rockin the $375 seasons pass and the family's already up there :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by shirk
the snow on chainsaw was $$$. thats the weakest excuse Ive ever heard for not skiing on a powder day. you should slap him a few times for being an idiot. Im off to ski more cement on the glacier :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by BCpowder
there's no use defending him, i'd never cop out like that either...
i guess i should mention he's a boarder :fmicon:
nuff saidQuote:
Originally Posted by BCpowder
How is it up there, for realz? I'm thinking of heading up tommorow.