somebody kill it before it lays eggs.Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
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somebody kill it before it lays eggs.Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
Ooof.Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
Get that windshield replaced. ;)
Nope. He doesn't want to cover up his flowing hair. Having that much hair after 40 is a gift. You don't cover it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
Those hats are ridiculous, but the money raised when to a good cause so I guess that's cool. How anyone could wear one without feeling like a dumbass is beyond me.
I hear Muck boots are also required for the "mountain town chic" look.Quote:
Originally Posted by fastfred
What good cause?Quote:
Originally Posted by Name Redacted
Yeah, those screeeeeam gaper.
Some ultra rich arm candy mom whose kids go to my kid’s school in Denver has a similar one for Aspen with the letters spelled out with bling. 🤢🤮
Wheres the best hookers on federal?
Chick I know has one of those hats, told her I'm going to steal it.
Broken windshield gives you local cred.
Steal it for something to wipe your ass in case of another TP shortage?Quote:
Originally Posted by fastfred
Oh, for hookers: Motel 6 on Federal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwIEUflY6YI
I want people to know I"m a local, i'd wear the hat
They are all pathetic.
https://skitownallstars.com/collecti...-town-truckers
... from fruitaQuote:
Originally Posted by Kinnikinnick
Heading down to the flatlands tomorrow. Leaving my county for the first time since about December? Heading back up tomorrow night. fml...
I'm going to be curious what you think....Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiBall
I feel a sense that a lot of the shut-in mountain community folk have become very isolated in terms of population scope. Such as the largest amount of people they see is at the grocery and very few people in between. Not on the roads, schools, parties, etc.
When you drive down that hill to Denver and start to realize their have been millions of people going about their lives, many of whom (good or bad) who have not changed a single behavior, are all over the fucking place. It's not that crowded in Front Range right now actually.
Holy shit, those are all so corny. Douche-chilling really. What cornbag is wearing that horseshit?Quote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
“Laying arcs, breaking hearts”
$40 for a hat that makes you look like huge douche? What's the problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
They're hand assembled in Vail for christsakes, these bros are just trying to put food on on the table.
Oh, we realize, trust us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hott Butt Mud
Silk screening block letters is a lost art I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skistack
I’d never wear the breck local hat but hey, the proceeds are going to something pretty cool. I had two nice ladies come by the shop yesterday and they bought me lunch. It’s part of a new “summit county love” group where they feed local’s some lunches. Not exactly like I need charity but hey, my rent is high and town can be expensive so a free lunch every now and then is pretty cool!
I was told ski town made the hats but has no affiliation with the proceeds they make or anything of that sort.
meh.... not a good looking hat but sold for a good cause.
how was lunch bamboo? what they bring you?
if it keeps a few more employed and few more fed and keeping doors open then all good for summit. I suspect many of these hats will end up in the top shelf of the back closet of every rental.
Could be, I wasnt driving so I probably downed 12 beers.Quote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
Woke up sleeping on a pile of rocks with no mat behind a bush at the trailhead.
Lets go ride 50 miles!
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Most traffic of the day was EB at Dumont. Felt a little quieter than normal, but yeah, just another day in the city. Two visits and Good Times drive thru so kept it pretty contained. Good to be back home though. Life goes on for now apparently.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hott Butt Mud
My son and his girl live in Glenwood. We went down yesterday and rode the Canyon trail with them.
East bound I-70 was really backed up and I'm sure we beat any traffice thru the canyon.
Am I the only one that thought that trailered vehicles were forbidden in the Toll Lane East Bound? I got behind a guy yesterday in his large pickup pulling a boat and he was going 10-15 under 60 the whole way back. We passed three state troopers who didn't really do anything either.
my understanding is that the staties won't pull anyone over in the toll lane area, because there's no safe place to do so.Quote:
Originally Posted by admx
Wonder if you can complain to the toll company and demand a refund :rolleyes2
Why is the state responsible for enforcing the rules for for a private toll company? Maybe they should high Blackwater or something ;)