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THou shalt try and be more like Slagg, always stoked, always positive, and this here /\/\ is about the only 'mean' thing hes ever posted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slaag Master
Anyone want to go touring? I've got no ski pass and seem to be short on touring partners this year.
couldn't stand by and watch the shops fng mount up his bd skis w/ the guardians
and not offer to drag his nue hamshire jong ass out for a taste of the utarded hokey pokey.
went back
post a little beta on the tubez and the next time you show up
goddam whores abound
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uberhoars
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prob b sum good loud pow taterchip skiin
prob gonna get interestin should it snow w/ any significant accumulations
great pics!!!!! thanks!!!!!!!!!!
My buddy just kicked off a slide on Patsy Marley. Said it propagated about 40 feet, 20 feet above him. His girlfriend yelled and he cut out, it washed out the whole gully to the ground.
was in that hood all day along with bout 8 avvy groups didn't see it aspect?
more pits dug in the gg than evers i bet
good day for pokin round and knockin down hoars
skied well to although variable
even better when ya take off both skins.
may your fuckups be inconsequential enuf to laugh at em
want some pit data
get out n dig one or several spatial variations abound
so after skiing 1kturns and fig8 with one enough glide to pull it off mohair skin still attached
sought redemtion down the drive in movie theaters
little bit of everythin bullit proof top, some pockets of bliss, rocks n tree huugin shubberies exit
pretty cool to see a lot of smilin faces out in a crowded area and get up out of the manks
found sum goofy turdertipper expat athelete as to not b stokeless
says Biff McQuickslip his name
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takes a real beater to ski a run with one skin still on and not know it. maybe it made you ski better? can't get much worse:)
rog
i blame it on chemical dependency and trying to hang with the still reigning powderkeg tele champ
uber stud Biffers
skied Alta. one coreshot. one awsome sundog. one fun day!
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ESE Facing Rocky Point @10k - 40cm of Settled Snow on 40cm facets to the ground. CT failed @ 10 from the wrist on round one, 2 from the elbow on round two.Quote:
Originally Posted by skifishbum
Looks like some avy debris will keep you off the rocks. Think I'll stick with low angle for now.
no obs
but the fact that there is one less wbr avvy dog and my friend lost his best friend has a tear in my eye
de og's don't rest in peace
so i imagine Ikes workin the rainbow bridge range now
pour a sip out
pet yours
thank a troller for his or buy a wbr or resorts dog shirt as a holiday gift in support of these amazing creatures
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dog bless
Mods - please place this as Post #1 in RoolzQuote:
Originally Posted by Slaag Master
ETA - nice photos of the hoar.
What's a WBR?
http://www.wbrescue.orgQuote:
Originally Posted by telebobski
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Originally Posted by skifishbum
Always tough, no words to describe the hurt. I have a draw full of Groundhog Day shirts, some pretty cool, some used for drying the car but always buy two.
Same here, rescue dogs rule!Quote:
Originally Posted by bigdude2468
Thanks. Cool program. Vibes to the hound and his/her human.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tri-Ungulate
Bummer always cool to see those pups out there on a daily basis. Must be cool to be the owner/partner too. Just curious what's a groundhog day shirt?
Anyone care to show a California splitter and an Austrian East Coaster around on NYE or NYD? If things are touchy, we'll probably end up at the Bird, but would love to skin if anyone feels like being magnanimous and showing us about.
I've done AIARE 2 and can write in complete sentences, the Austrian likes to poke fun at East Coast types, while living the academic's dream of East Coast Ivy League life. We can both ski and board okay. All I have to offer is a pledge to share the same if anyone is visiting Tahoe, or shit, Oakland for that matter. And maybe I'll shoot a new facebook photo for you.
ive done avvy 2
complete sentances baffle me sometimes though
the mrs. and i always try and start the turn of new year earnin
always been magnomisis about sharin wasangles
dont facebook
not enough nun fisters in that community
I am surprised you would not know, Alta Ski Patrol sell Shirts to raise funds for their four legged associates, care, training etc. not sure where the GroundHog name came from other than they sell them starting mid February.Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsChokerOut
Shirts are typically available earlier, around the holidays.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigdude2468
Back in the day skiing was difficult and therefore people who could ski well were cool. Telemark racers were among the coolest. Groundhog Day was the Alta local celebration held on Cecret lift. There were two dual courses. One for telemark and one for parallel. The top 16 racers on time from each dual course then battled it out in a dual elimination format with a pro bump added. The pro bump had a flat landing with a gate immediately on landing. There were no time penalties for judged missed telemarks. This was alpine racing on skinny telemark skis and homemade frankenboots. Racers came from the Summit Series in Colorado and Montana and the rest of the West. Every year Victor Roy was the man to beat. He was an elite alpine racer who would put on the tele gear one day a year and win. Groundhog Day at Alta was an incredible drug and alcohol fueled Ullrfest. I don't know if it is still held.
^^^thanks man!!!! that brought back the damp wool memories!!!!
Very touch conditions on the park city ridgeline today. Failing sometimes on the two side cuts of a ct. q1 with lots of energy...
back when skiing was cool. even the mailmen were cool. just found an old article that talked about 90 year old elbert. he was once asked how he stayed alive delivering mail up LCC for much of his adult life. "the elbert rule". any time an appreciable amount of snow fell in the upper cottonwoods, he'd wait a good 48 hours to let things settle before making the trek up for his next delivery. imagine that?!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hey Diddle Diddle
http://www.avalanche.org/moonstone/C...al.TAR24.1.pdf
http://news.google.com/newspapers?ni...g=3762,3608925
I knew I wasn't crazy!:D
rog