Questions Raised By los Alomos

[ak_powder_monkey]

What was that straitliney cliff thing the JP did?
Why is he trying a strait 180 over the pyramid gap?
Why Haven't I watched this before?
How did greg tuffermier (sp?) live after ragdolling off th e30 foot cornice air to what looks like firm corn at best?
Whats with the rail going up?
Is the sceamin' seamon the coolest trick ever?
Is that Jeremy Nobis Playing a CIA agent?
How does C.R. Land switch with onlky one ski?



Discuss...

[Blurred Elevens]

Finally rip into the parents liquor stash?

[Samwich]

Originally posted by ak_powder_monkey
What was that straitliney cliff thing the JP did?
Why is he trying a strait 180 over the pyramid gap?
Why Haven't I watched this before?
How did greg tuffermier (sp?) live after ragdolling off th e30 foot cornice air to what looks like firm corn at best?
Whats with the rail going up?
Is the sceamin' seamon the coolest trick ever?
Is that Jeremy Nobis Playing a CIA agent?
How does C.R. Land switch with onlky one ski?



Discuss...

The straighliney cliff thing was a straightline with a cliff in it.
He was trying a straight 180 because it looks better than a gay 180.
Why do you not understand which letters should not be capitalized?
Why do you not understand phonetics? Tuffelmire. Also, you should watch more IFSA comps... people (including Atrain at the Crystal comp) have some gnarly crashes.
The rail going up is cool, i suppose.
The screamin' seaman (named for Chris Seaman) is indeed the coolest trick ever (especially when combined with a 540 in the pipe, as you can see in Instability by Aaron Allibone (RIP))
I don't know, I haven't seen the movie.
Because CR has very impressive balance and skill.

There. I think I did pretty well for never having seen the movie.

[ak_powder_monkey]

Los Alomos = Good Movie


I like how all the tricks aren't just off axis spins, there are some cool front flips and real niceon axis stuff that you just don't see now a days