Has the guy on a buffalo thing been fixed? Any buffaloes today?
And why is it buffaloes and not buffalos?
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Has the guy on a buffalo thing been fixed? Any buffaloes today?
And why is it buffaloes and not buffalos?
Ask Dan QuayleQuote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Size has already been discussed. Yes there are sizes, and yes it does matter. (For soccer balls, get yer minds outta the gutter.)
As for quality, we have found there is a significant difference if you spend money or not.
Biggest gripe with lower quality balls is the gasket that takes the needle to pump it up. With the cheap ones they fail pretty regularly, even with good needle technique. (Wet first, insert straight and withdraw the same. Again.. minds out of the gutters. This is kids soccer talk.)
Dicks offers a no questions asked warrante for balls, at least around here. Although it sounds ridiculous, it's actually worth it IMO given the number of balls we have had go flat when the rubber gasket fails and gets sucked into the ball.. rendering it useless.
-- Dad of two pretty serious soccer kids with at least a dozen functional balls in my yard at any given time.
Advantage of going to B&M or buying from someplace other than Amazon is you’ll get an adidas ball, not a Fauxdidas
ask dan quayleQuote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.
Yeah, good point, and I probably did buy a Fauxdidas ball, but it was cheap and will work for now (if it really sucks I'll just return it).Quote:
Originally Posted by dunfree
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Originally Posted by Core Shot
Jinxed?Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
If you were doing a month long road trip in April, starting in British Columbia, wanting your trip to mostly be about snowboarding and mountains (but some other stuff is ok) and backcountry is not an option, what would the itinerary be?
My friend (yes, I'm sadly asking for a friend and not me) was already thinking Revelstoke/Banff/Jasper but she's not sure what else to do.
Or Kicking Horse, Banff, Jasper, but check closing dates. The ex and I did a cool trip up that way a few years back, but having to do it during her April vacation window limited the lift served options. Upside was that we did manage to hit closing days at two different ski areas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
WSSF is in Whistler from the 10-16th. If that’s her thing could be fun
Oh yeah Danno is bouncing back and going to bang a snowboarder!! 😝Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Well, he is a telewanker, so we know he's not quite right in the head. The good news is that she'll sit in the middle of the trail and wait for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buzzworthy
Is it weird that when I want to eat an apple I peel and slice it?
Was doing ^this the other day and a friend commented that she thought it was wierd. I just shrugged. Makes sense to me, thought it was pretty common but maybe not?
This is funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
And so true.
I don't know about the peeling, but we regularly slice apples before eating.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
What are we supposed to do, just take a bite out of it like some kind of animal??
Yes but not this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buzzworthy
What was up the forum around 2;30-2:40pm ET today???? It was loading slow all morning and then for a while it flipped over the shopping page.
Any more thoughts? I don't know what places stay open and what places are good in the spring. Can obviously research the former, the latter less so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
Added nitrous to the forums duhQuote:
Originally Posted by riser4
Want.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buzzworthy
It's weird that a friend would say something about it. (I don't peel or slice apples, but then I have all my own teeth.)Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
I've got all my own teeth too just don't like gnawing on a big ol' apple.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
I wouldn't say it's weird but from a nutrition standpoint you'd be better off eating the peels and tossing the apple.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
The skins have a lot of good nutrients, etc. but they are also laced with pesticides. Not weird at all. Coin toss I guess, though some of the healthiest eaters I have ever known always peeled them.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ