Got that right!:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rontele
Been here since waaaaaay before the skiing article.:rolleyes:
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Got that right!:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rontele
Been here since waaaaaay before the skiing article.:rolleyes:
You know what else is 'core? Making fun of people who aren't as core as yourself. That right there is the epitome of 'core.Quote:
To his credit however he did have duct tape covering a hole in his camo pants, and duct tape = Core.
Same one. Perhaps we once met in said woods?Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
"Bradford now with glade skiing"
How about all the people who thought the snow was great this weekend in Tahoe? (It wasn't)
:smile: You were riding a chair lift at Breckenridge - so "here" would mean Breckenridge. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by cmsummit
I guess it's a regional thing. I'm from Twisp, not Winthrop which is 8 miles North.
I live in Anaheim, not LA. When in any other city in the area, including LA, if someone asks me if I live "here" - I say, "No, I live in Anaheim"
So yes, I'd be the gaper who would think- "so you don't live here" although I would say "oh", .......but I'd think it.
^^Do you have a funny quote, or are you going to fight with Chad about the semantics of "here" all day?^^
We need to make a sticker for the maggots to put on their skis.
Something like:
Q: "What are those?"
A: "These are skis....stop asking me about them."
If I hear, "What are those...waterskis?!" one more fucking time I am gonna punch someone....
Other day I saw MONOMAN in a fartbag. Seeing him ski,wow,:nonono2:
I think I'll just fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by encore
I contributed to all the dozen or so other "gaper quote" threads that have appeared over the years.
With a join date of 9/07?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill.H
That has to be pretty unimpossible.
Are those water skis Phish?
Sorry couldn't resist mang.
What I love are the gaper locals. The ones that have been in town for a couple months and think they're the shit.
They ask "Where ya from."
You say "I live in Denver."
They say something like "Oh sorry.."
The fact that you have skied ever line on the mountain means nothing or the fact that you've skied every mountain in the range that the ski area is in means nothing either.
But they are local ;)
Original join date 12/99 - changed to Bullet 10/03, Changed Bill.H. 9/07.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick Pappagiorgio
Pay attention sweetpea. :p
I like it when gapers still use the words "fat-boys" and "parabolics" when describing skis, as if they were some weird new innovation! And no these are not my powder skis. I ski these every day... even on hardpack!
the one uper. Oh we have a 2nd house in blah,blah........Quote:
Originally Posted by KillingCokes
I wouldn't hold it against a Texan if they said that to you. Or me, for that matter.Quote:
Originally Posted by KillingCokes
Says the man from Albaquerque
eh billy. nick meant impressed. unimpossible is not a word,ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill.H
Then there's the [pointing at skis] "Wishful thinking for a day like today, huh?"Quote:
Originally Posted by DropCliffsNotBombs
yesterday I saw a dude skiing below the chair in a #12 Patriots jersey and I yelled "GO PATS!" really loud.
I must be a gaper:frown:
I can't believe Brady was out pow hunting before the game yesterday...core!
2ndmate, was this douche from St Johns? I assume you are ripping the sick GS run next to the 'bump' trail at bradford.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2nd mate
Riding the chair with a copuple of german tourists on a big day:
1st one, really exhausted, breathing hard:
"Oh my god, i hate that powder, once you're trapped in there it takes ages to get back on the piste......."
2nd one, totally covered with snow:
"Yeah, we really picked the wrong week for our holidays, you can't even enjoy your run, always have to watch out for that nasty powder patches..."
They look at us, we're also covered with snow:
1st:
"Having trouble with the snowmasses as well, eh?!"
reply:
"Yes, no matter what we do, we end up in the powder the whole season" :p
chairride over and out
You apparently didn't read the second sentence in that post. Or maybe I was unclear. I wouldn't hold it against anyone for saying that to me. Albuquerque is definitely a sub-optimal place to live if you ski.Quote:
Originally Posted by KillingCokes
AFAIK, it goes like this: Hell>Detroit>Texas>Albuquerque>Denver>Happiness
Texas is better than Hell? Maybe I'm not familiar enough with Hell, but it would be hard to imagine it being worse than Texas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Garrett
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Originally Posted by Garrett
[OT]thanks for my new sig![/OT]
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Originally Posted by Garrett
Detroit's about an hour east of Hell.
I'm not sure why you put Denver as greater than happiness, but I'll agree with the rest of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Garrett
insert IndianOhiollinois.Quote:
Originally Posted by Garrett
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Originally Posted by Garrett
> Means "Greater than"
So by your logic Hell is greater than Detroit is greater than Texas etc...
I don't think that's what you meant. Maybe it is and I'm just being a JONG.
Haaa. Is your name Stan Marsh the darsh?!Quote:
Originally Posted by 2nd mate
Somebody needs to learn what the "greater than" and "less than" signs mean.
Hmm, yes, I didn't mean to use this ">" with the meaning of greater than. Simply meant to use it as an arrow. As in, hell, then texas (which is perhaps questionable as bite me notes) then the rest. I don't know where the rest of the midwest goes in there...never lived there.
You could use this -> next time. People can get confused. Very entertaining for a monday.
Now i know why dead setlists always look so dumb on the internetz.
negative on THE PREP, He was from phillips andover or phillips exeter or terrance and philip or something.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by gg8983
AND yeah we killed Bradford
Oh shit! Now you've done it! Cue gonehuckin, TyWebb to entirely miss the point, and Steven S. Dallas less so... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick Pappagiorgio
Duh! Shit that is TOTALLY obvious! Pull your head out of your ass! All you'd have to do is look at Bill H.'s first post to see how clearly that was laid out!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill.H
Apparently you (Nick Papagiorgio) don't know the first rule of TGR: If you are going to respond to someone's post it is your responsibility to look at and completely read all posts they have posted previously. Then (this is still rule 1) you have to search the entire forum to make sure there was not name change. If you don't find any info regarding this on the current TGR forum it is YOUR responsibility to repeat this process on Big Lines, New Schoolers, Alpine Zone, etc.
This post makes me smile even more because I know I'm on Bill H.'s ignore list :FIREdevil.
okbye
EDIT: I forgot my contribution:
On the lift I heard a flat lander tell another that he bangs chicks all the time in ski towns. The trick is tell them you're someone famous. He always claimed to be Skogen McConkey.
Clearly a better option, will keep that in mind for next time.Quote:
Originally Posted by alpinerider
As far as setlists go there is actually some difference between ">" and "->".....forgot where I saw this explanation thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by rideit
IIRC, > is a segue without a pause (i.e, Tweezer > Izabella from 12/7/97, Palace of Auburn Hills), -> is a segue with a slight pause (Tube -> Dayton Jam from 12/9/97 Nutter Center)Quote:
Originally Posted by MOHSHSIHd
^^Do you have a funny quote, or are you going to just pick fights all day?^^Quote:
Originally Posted by encore