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Thread: I'll just say it: HIGH PRESSURE SUCKS!!!!

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    I'll just say it: HIGH PRESSURE SUCKS!!!!

    Headed to CO on Friday, and it looks like I'll be spending plenty of time skiing with my kids instead of ripping blower with my homies - oh well...silver lining I 'spose.

    The Bro Models will certainly experience some "boney" conditions.
    "When restraint and courtesy are added to strength, the latter becomes irresistible."
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    Aspen, where the beer flows like wine, and the high pressure flocks like the salmon of capistrano.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karl Stall
    I'll just say it: HIGH PRESSURE SUCKS!!!!
    yo thats trademarked bitch!

    see ya this weekend I hope

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    yes, they do.
    we have one too, and it sucks.
    Ski, Bike, Climb.
    Resistence is futile.

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    High pressure doesn't suck. You just have to go do something else, like climb sunny rock, or ski off a peak you've been eyeing all winter.

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    High pressure blows, really.
    At least there's some snow there. Here's in the PNW, the slugs are being forced to take saunas and moisture therapy. It's unnatural.
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    I've still got dahlias blooming in my yard.

    KS, here's just a little reminder that things could be worse:

    SNOW LEVELS--CASCADE MTNS

    3500 ft N, 5000 ft C, 6000 ft S early Wednesday morning
    4000 ft N, 6000 ft C, 7500 ft S later Wednesday morning
    5000 ft N, 7000 ft C, 8500 ft S Wednesday afternoon
    6500 ft N, 7500 ft C, 9500 ft S Wednesday night
    7000 ft N, 8000 ft C, 9500 ft S Thursday morning
    8000 ft N, 9000 ft C, 10,000 ft S Thursday afternoon
    7500 ft N, 9000 ft C, 10,500 ft S Thursday night

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trackhead
    High pressure doesn't suck. You just have to go do something else, like climb sunny rock, or ski off a peak you've been eyeing all winter.
    Exactly.

    High pressure is a great time to head to the desert, climb some rock, or ride a bike.

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    Yeah, high pressure blows - low pressure sucks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CS
    Exactly.

    High pressure is a great time to head to the desert, climb some rock, or ride a bike.
    Take that out of this ski forum MORON!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CS
    Exactly.

    High pressure is a great time to head to the desert, climb some rock, or ride a bike.
    So is summer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by basom
    Aspen, where the beer flows like wine, and the high pressure flocks like the salmon of capistrano.
    Aspen where the beer is expensive wine, and the breasts are a soft-like plastic material covered by tanned, wrikled, leather-like skin.
    "Steve McQueen's got nothing on me" - Clutch

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    Quote Originally Posted by basom
    Aspen, where the beer flows like wine, and the high pressure flocks like the salmon of capistrano.
    FYI - that would be swallows of Capistrano.
    "I knew in an instant that the three dollars I had spent on wine would not go to waste."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arty50
    FYI - that would be swallows of Capistrano.
    You haven't seen Dumb and Dumber have you?
    Just ski down there and jump of a somethin' fer cryin' out loud!

    -Pain McShlonkey

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arty50
    FYI - that would be swallows of Capistrano.
    fyi, its not. you need to watch more funy movies boy.

    "I'm talkin' about a place where the beer flows like wine, where the women instinctively flock like the salmon of Capistrano. I'm talkin' about Aspen." -Lloyd Christmas

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    Al Kaprielian of New Hampshire's WNDS loves HIGH PRESHA! Sorry, ec joke.

    http://www.wndsweather.com/images/bnr_weather.jpg

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