Two snowboarders, about 21:
Boarder 1: "I hate powder."
Boarder 2: "Yeah. Except to land in."
Boarder 1: "Except to land in."
Two snowboarders, about 21:
Boarder 1: "I hate powder."
Boarder 2: "Yeah. Except to land in."
Boarder 1: "Except to land in."
"Active management in bear markets tends to outperform. Unfortunately, investors are not as elated with relative returns when they are negative. But it does support the argument that active management adds value." -- independent fund analyst Peter Loach
Was trying out a new boyfriend, was pretty psyched when he said that he skied until I asked him what he was on:
"Shaped skis!"
Not the answer I was looking for. End of relationship.
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I may have slept with you last night, but that doesn't mean I'll ski with you today.
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When I want advice about a good Planet of the Apes film or maybe how to get the resin out of my bong, I'll come to you okay? But I am not going to take romantic advice from somebody who cannot spell romantic or advice... or bong.
I was trying out a new girlfriend......internet thing......blackberry on the lift.......asked her if her ass fit in a fifty gallon drum.......she said "no way"
wrong answer......end of relationship
had some folks ask me if the moment ruby's are racing skis, and one fella ask how do i ski powder w/ them (bump above the troll shit)
"discuss..."
I am normally a mere lurker, but this made me think of this thread:
Yesterday morning at Copper, in a light snowfall, a woman with her son asked me, "Are we allowed to ski while it's snowing?
That just seems reckless to me."Are we allowed to ski while it's snowing?
Stay left.
i was riding up the lift with a couple and they were looking at my skis ( line invaders ) then looked at me and said "did you paint those yourself?"
Well, the conversation I had with one of my friends after he came back from his road trip to Utah for spring break qualifies as a whole string of quotes. At first, I was pissed that he didn't tell me that they were going, since I, too enjoy staying in SLC for free.
.... I then found out that they skied one black all week, and that was by mistake. I quickly reassessed the situation, and was quite glad they did not invite me. Skiing blues at snowbird would not have sat well with me.
The pictures really tell the story better than the rest of the conversation.
My friend's new profile picture
He is one of my best friends, and doesn't know any better, so I restrained myself. But I still felt obligated to show him what an actual tuck consists of.
However, I lost my restraint when I saw this:
"Dude, what the FUCK is Trobee doing with his skis off in the middle of a bowl?"
The response, "Oh, well his boots were cutting off circulation to his foot, so he slid down for a while."
I sat there in shock for a moment, trying to fathom how this seemed to be a logical idea, and then I saw another picture that explained the situation:
He had managed to put his left pant leg inside the boot not just once, but EVERY SINGLE DAY that they skied. No wonder he couldn't feel his foot...
First of all... that tuck picture posted above is beautiful.
as for gaper quote... it wasn't last weekend, but it is clear as yesterday:
parking lot at squaw, nuking snow and blowing wind. guy parked next to us looks up at the hill engulfed in a cloud and turns to his buddy "what do you think? Goggles or shades today?"
"There are many dying children out there whose last wish is to meet me." David Hasselhoff
I have been asked twice before completely earnestly whether my bindings were broken when I was standing in the lift line in tele skis.
I don't know what it is about low viz that makes people want to kill themselves, but... This masterpiece of gaperdom gets off the tram today, carries her skinny-ass straight skis across her chest, and walks directly to the Moonlight sign-out shack, which, incidentally, is way out of the way. She was clearly going to click in, and ski whatever was below her.
Me: Do you know where you're going?
Her: Nope!
Me: Well, this is double-black, sign-out, scary stuff.
Her: Oh.
Me: You want Liberty Bowl.. Over there. Follow the green circles down.
Her: Wow, Thanks!
Saved another life...
Stay left.
double diamon 223 -that PoleVault girl avatar, did you post that on the snowbank thread, do u even pole vault? just curious, I do, and yes she is beutiful
I love that type or person...
I've got a couple stories like that, but here's my favorite:
I'm leading my class down the catwalk from under Chaos Canyon to Chair 2 (Vail). While I'm stopped to wait for them all, I see this kid (not one of mine) ski up out of control and turn into the backside of a boarder (who was maybe using the far right 5 feet of the catwalk, total. The kids mother proceeds to ski up and start laying into the boarder, blaming him because her kid is now crying. After she points at me 3 or 4 times, saying that I am going to pull his pass, I get tired of the BS and head on over...
Me: Ma'am, whats the problem here?
Her: You saw this jerk ride into my kid, pull his pass!
Me: Actually, ma'am, your kid skied into him.
Her: But he flipped over my kid and hurt him. Pull his pass, he's unsafe!
Me: Actually, according to the Skier's Responsibility Code your child is the one at fault, as he was behind the snowboarder here and is supposed to ski around him.
Her: But my kid is just learning, he can't be expected to turn around people.
Me: Then I would suggest that you go up to Chair 15 and the magic carpets until he learns how to.
Her: But then he can't ski the mountain and have fun. Besides, that responsible code thing is not on my lift ticket and I was not told about it. So he can't be held accountable.
Me: Actually, he can. By buying that ticket and using the chairlifts you agree to the Code, as well as accept all liability associated with skiing. In fact, a couple years ago a young kid was sued for running into a senior citizen and injuring his shoulder. Something like 70 grand is the amount the kid is being sued over.
Her: Thats dumb, he's just a kid.
Me: That may be, but if he will not follow the code and ski responsibly, he'll get his pass pulled. If you have any questions, feel free to ask any Ski Patroller, Yellow Jacket, or any other employee.
Quote from today (Vail).
Standing at the base of the Mountain (Lionshead) before work, I overhear a family walking by:
Dad: "This snow is horrible. We come out here to have those amazing groomers and sunshine, not this horrible weather and all this bad snow."
Mom: "Lets just go inside for the day, tomorrow will be better."
Dad: "Actually, I think its supposed to snow all day and night."
Mom: "I hate this. Lets just go home, the skiing is horrible this year."
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