bowl of dick?
dicks?
bowl of dick?
dicks?
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that might be one of the most stupid responses of all time.Originally Posted by Highway Star
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Like anybody could even know that.Originally Posted by Vinman
you're the shepard....Originally Posted by Highway Star
Seriously why make a post like that? Everyone else in the thread was either informative or at least funny.... you were neither
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vin--it's called a 'trend'Originally Posted by Vinman
oh now I remember some peeps just like to talk alot and say nothing and then wonder why other peeps give them shit about it. Sorry my bad.Originally Posted by mildbill.
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says the guy that started this threadOriginally Posted by Highway Star
http://tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21175
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I thought it was funny, but I have a really shitty, stupid sense of humor. Glad to see I'm not alone.Originally Posted by Vinman
Solid logic there can't arge with that![]()
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Guys, highwaystar has a valid point. Bas asked if he should buy freerides, or trekkers + real-man bindings. So stop beating up on him.
Wait, thats not what he was asking?
Cool man go buy yourself some "binders" (great thread there too btw) so you can no longer be paranoid.Originally Posted by Highway Star
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someday i'll go in the backcountry to get some mileage and see how it goes.
is catwalk open at kmart yet? that would be sweet.
bill hates the backcountry almost as hard as he hates skiing.
Don't forget your beacon, shovel and probe and personal locator beacon just in case... Be careful out there man its dangerous.Originally Posted by mildbill.
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I had this problem except with my Naxos. Everytime I threw down (read huge hucks) my skis seperate too. To solve this, I pulled the din adjusters off and put 5 nickels in the toes and heels and screwed them back together. I estimate it gives me a DIN of roughly 36.8. When I was at Killington on Oct. 30th, I threw down over this massive booter, probably launched me a good 4 or 5 ft in the air. I ate it hard on the landing and broke both of my legs, but at least my skis didn't come off. I would have had a hell of a time finding them in all the blower.Originally Posted by Highway Star
bill hates mountain dew unless it's Code Red.Originally Posted by mildbill.
I just had water come out my nose..................bwwwwaaaaaaaOriginally Posted by mildbill.
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or limited edition grape, the finest of all mt. dews.
All I'm saying is that if you guys threw down or spent anytime in the BC, you'd be thinking a little bit harder about the whole situation, and not just trying to answer the question bas asked.
I'm also thinking that losing weight might be one way to not eject from your sub-14 DIN binding when you throw down (hard.)
base is a little chubby......
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Like you can even talk... There isn't shit for BC in Utah.Originally Posted by stump832
I'm gonna talk anyways. I'm the voice of reason, in a sea of slack-ass hate.Originally Posted by crashnburn'd
it's the tgr way.Originally Posted by stump832
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