FS - New Dynastar Legend Pro XXL's - $399

**Bandit Man** · 01-02-2008, 01:32 PM

For Sale - New Dynastar Legend Pro XXL's - 194-cm

Never mounted, therefore never skied. Pretty sure my knees are too hosed to enjoy these. Looking to get out of them what I put into them.

$399 USD + shipping

Willing to ship to AK for a few bucks more, but not Canuckistan.

**empressdiver** · 01-02-2008, 06:07 PM

Bandit Man, I find it offensive that you would advertise that you would refuse to ship to a buyer in Canada and refer to Canada in such a pejorative term.

I know some of you simple-minded red-necks get far too task-loaded having to deal with the US postal service and filling out a customs form with a short description and the value. As a result, some of you offer up a lame excuse that you've had a bad experience shipping to Canada in the past, which is only because you screwed it up.

You might keep in mind that there are a lot of Canadian skiers here on this board who are potential buyers of ski gear.

So, I would suggest to the members on this board in America that they not buy this person's skis. He should not be rewarded for displaying such offensive and obnoxious behavior.

**pappag** · 01-02-2008, 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by empressdiver

You might keep in mind that there are a lot of Canadian skiers here on this board who are potential buyers of ski gear.

At the current offering price, I see no way this sale goes uncompleted.

**Steven S. Dallas** · 01-02-2008, 06:13 PM

Originally Posted by empressdiver

So, I would suggest to the members on this board in America that they not buy this person's skis. He should not be rewarded for displaying such offensive and obnoxious behavior.

I would suggest that you shut the fuck up and stop whining, you hypersensitive whore.

**IrieRon** · 01-02-2008, 06:34 PM

Originally Posted by empressdiver

Bandit Man, I find it offensive that you would advertise that you would refuse to ship to a buyer in Canada and refer to Canada in such a pejorative term.

I know some of you simple-minded red-necks get far too task-loaded having to deal with the US postal service and filling out a customs form with a short description and the value. As a result, some of you offer up a lame excuse that you've had a bad experience shipping to Canada in the past, which is only because you screwed it up.

You might keep in mind that there are a lot of Canadian skiers here on this board who are potential buyers of ski gear.

So, I would suggest to the members on this board in America that they not buy this person's skis. He should not be rewarded for displaying such offensive and obnoxious behavior.

I'm not being defensive! You're the one who's being defensive! Why is it always the other person who's being defensive? Is it me? It's him, right?

**SorryBro** · 01-02-2008, 07:03 PM

Maybe you should get a clue. This is a great deal on a pair of skis that are very desirable. He can ship them to whoever he wants. If you're selling bindings/skis/whatever and only want to sell to a Canuck, more power to you. None of us United Statians will give a shit.

**trainnvain** · 01-02-2008, 07:12 PM

shoo..we don't speak metric here!

**dirtybryan** · 01-02-2008, 07:18 PM

Originally Posted by empressdiver

Bandit Man, I find it offensive that you would advertise that you would refuse to ship to a buyer in Canada and refer to Canada in such a pejorative term.

I know some of you simple-minded red-necks get far too task-loaded having to deal with the US postal service and filling out a customs form with a short description and the value. As a result, some of you offer up a lame excuse that you've had a bad experience shipping to Canada in the past, which is only because you screwed it up.

You might keep in mind that there are a lot of Canadian skiers here on this board who are potential buyers of ski gear.

So, I would suggest to the members on this board in America that they not buy this person's skis. He should not be rewarded for displaying such offensive and obnoxious behavior.

Try making your postal system a little better and it won't be such a pain in the ass to ship there.

**wurst** · 01-02-2008, 07:21 PM

Don't worry, shipping will be much easier after we invade.

**sierraskier** · 01-02-2008, 07:29 PM

Originally Posted by IrieRon

I'm not being defensive! You're the one who's being defensive! Why is it always the other person who's being defensive? Is it me? It's him, right?

That is awesome.

**Bandit Man** · 01-02-2008, 08:20 PM

Thanks for all the bumps...still waiting for a buyer, though...

Will give it a day or two and then post on Craigs and feeBay.

**Bandit Man** · 01-02-2008, 08:22 PM

Originally Posted by empressdiver

Bandit Man, I find it offensive that you would advertise that you would refuse to ship to a buyer in Canada and refer to Canada in such a pejorative term.

I know some of you simple-minded red-necks get far too task-loaded having to deal with the US postal service and filling out a customs form with a short description and the value. As a result, some of you offer up a lame excuse that you've had a bad experience shipping to Canada in the past, which is only because you screwed it up.

You might keep in mind that there are a lot of Canadian skiers here on this board who are potential buyers of ski gear.

So, I would suggest to the members on this board in America that they not buy this person's skis. He should not be rewarded for displaying such offensive and obnoxious behavior.

Would be happy to sell to a Northern neighbor who is willing to do a pick-up.

ps - You have 11 posts.

**gamma** · 01-02-2008, 08:32 PM

tempting..100% worth another bump, someone buy these beasts!!

and sorry, I have to agree.. shipping to canada is a nightmare.

**shasti** · 01-02-2008, 08:42 PM

want to trade for brand new 190 gotomas ?

**Steven S. Dallas** · 01-02-2008, 08:51 PM

Originally Posted by gamma

shipping to canada is a nightmare.

You, sir, are a racist.

**El Chupacabra** · 01-02-2008, 08:55 PM

Originally Posted by empressdiver

Bandit Man, please sell me the skis and ship via UPS. Please place an indicated value on the customs form of $850.

There, I fixed it for you.

**slasher** · 01-02-2008, 09:37 PM

Originally Posted by Bandit Man

For Sale - New Dynastar Legend Pro XXL's - 194-cm

Never mounted, therefore never skied. Pretty sure my knees are too hosed to enjoy these. Looking to get out of them what I put into them.

$399 USD + shipping

Willing to ship to AK for a few bucks more, but not Canuckistan.

325.00 4 yo sumo's

**Blurred** · 01-02-2008, 10:09 PM

Originally Posted by empressdiver

Bandit Man, I find it offensive that you would advertise that you would refuse to ship to a buyer in Canada and refer to Canada in such a pejorative term.

I know some of you simple-minded red-necks get far too task-loaded having to deal with the US postal service and filling out a customs form with a short description and the value. As a result, some of you offer up a lame excuse that you've had a bad experience shipping to Canada in the past, which is only because you screwed it up.

You might keep in mind that there are a lot of Canadian skiers here on this board who are potential buyers of ski gear.

So, I would suggest to the members on this board in America that they not buy this person's skis. He should not be rewarded for displaying such offensive and obnoxious behavior.

You should use your free health care system to get your hurt butt checked out.

**choad** · 01-02-2008, 10:17 PM

is it just me or was there a little sarcasm that somehow got lost in all the pissed replies?

**jerr** · 01-03-2008, 06:35 AM

^^^ I don't think so. But I did admire the use of the phrase "task-loaded". Unfortunately great jargon can find it's way into mis-guided comments.

**Blurred** · 01-03-2008, 08:18 AM

Originally Posted by empressdiver

Bandit Man, I find it offensive that you would advertise that you would refuse to ship to a buyer in Canada and refer to Canada in such a pejorative term.

I know some of you simple-minded red-necks get far too task-loaded having to deal with the US postal service and filling out a customs form with a short description and the value. As a result, some of you offer up a lame excuse that you've had a bad experience shipping to Canada in the past, which is only because you screwed it up.

You might keep in mind that there are a lot of Canadian skiers here on this board who are potential buyers of ski gear.

So, I would suggest to the members on this board in America that they not buy this person's skis. He should not be rewarded for displaying such offensive and obnoxious behavior.

I love seeing socialist douchebags with their sense of entitlement collide with some good old fashioned capitalism.

**tex1230** · 01-03-2008, 09:08 AM

Originally Posted by empressdiver

So, I would suggest to the members on this board in America that they not buy this person's skis. He should not be rewarded for displaying such offensive and obnoxious behavior.

I'm tempted to buy these just to piss off the whiny northern bitch....
unfortunately, that is too much ski for my old knees.

**grapedrink** · 01-03-2008, 09:21 AM

Originally Posted by dirtybryan

Try making your postal system a little better and it won't be such a pain in the ass to ship there.

its not our postal system that sucks, its yours that is completely inept when shipping internationally. i had a pair of skis shipped usps to british columbia end up in great britain. and its not hard shipping to canada, anyone that thinks it is.. is a retard. go to ups or fedex, give them the box and the address, they'll weigh it and tell you how much it will cost (which you will already know because their lovely website will tell you in advance), you will then have to pay them with cash or a credit card, you'll also have to write down "skis" and "$400" on a customs declaration, they'll give you a receipt with a tracking number, and finally you leave.

oh how utterly complex and grueling.

**powder11** · 01-03-2008, 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by empressdiver

I know some of you simple-minded red-necks get far too task-loaded having to deal with the US postal service and filling out a customs form with a short description and the value. As a result, some of you offer up a lame excuse that you've had a bad experience shipping to Canada in the past, which is only because you screwed it up

You're assuming its the shipping. Maybe the dude has run into too many Canadians like you who thinks their shit doesn't stink?

**dirtybryan** · 01-03-2008, 02:33 PM

Originally Posted by grapedrink

its not our postal system that sucks, its yours that is completely inept when shipping internationally. i had a pair of skis shipped usps to british columbia end up in great britain. and its not hard shipping to canada, anyone that thinks it is.. is a retard. go to ups or fedex, give them the box and the address, they'll weigh it and tell you how much it will cost (which you will already know because their lovely website will tell you in advance), you will then have to pay them with cash or a credit card, you'll also have to write down "skis" and "$400" on a customs declaration, they'll give you a receipt with a tracking number, and finally you leave.

oh how utterly complex and grueling.

Canada Post is slower then molasses going uphill in January and Canada still needs to crack down on the bullshit brokerage fees that couriers charge that piss off both buyer and seller. Between the two a simple transaction can likely become a pain in the ass.

PS sorry for joining in on the thread cunting.