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Nice how bad was it, really, really deep sugar?

Thanks for the like!

I prefer taunt 17.

Wow that's deep. Right on fellow millenial.

I hate waking up early. I set my alarm for 6:25 and can get there 10 minutes before first chair which is close enough. When I worked at a grocery store 5 minutes away I would set my alarm for 6:50 am and usually make it on time for 7:00 am. Just wake up, put on my clothes and leave.

Did he have a full beard?

That's impossible. I'm lucky if I get there for 7:50.

Ok. Can I park in Steeze's spot? I don't know who owns which spot.

Ok, cant wait to ski 1 or 2 runs on sugar and then maybe eat fruit by the foot in the parking lot!

Who is the guy in the blue jacket? I used to wear glasses and looks like me from that angle.

I already checked for exif data and there isn't any.

NMSki wins at the internet today.

The problem is it's difficult to break a Fruit by the Foot into two pieces without someone else touching one of the halves. I guess we could both grab an end but then it's harder to separate it cleanly, or the broken piece might be significantly shorter or longer than intended.

Maybe I'll finally get to meet you and we can do First Tŕax together.

Correct

That happened to me the last day of the year at Camelback. I did 2 runs and had enough, and afterwards didn't even have anyone to harass in the parking lot.

As a skier I hate lifts without footrests.

I had no idea what you were talking about and looked up B. Rad on YouTube. Found the perfect comment: "I couldn't watch this movie. it's just to cringie. and there's actually people like him out there"

My homies from the neighbor hood thought it was gangster and balling at the time.

I co-starred in a music video to that song. Sadly everyone thought it was cringey.

It's human nature, especially for adolescents, to have the mindset "it won't happen to me". As I get older I realize that yes, it can happen.

It's tragic and my condolences to his family. Cant help but think it was the riders fault and not Blue's, and most people would likely agree. I'm pretty sure the greatest risk of death involved with skiing is driving there, followed by an out of control skier or boarder crashing into you, which is why i try to only ski when the crowds are minimal or nonexistant.

I plan to only ski for the first 2 hours after opening until this so called cold arrives. Who is "they"? When are they sending the cold weather? I need to ski down Razor's Edge on my RTMs before March. Today i was playing The Evil That Men Do by Iron Maiden because the lyrics say "living on a razor's edge" and it's my go to song to listen to while descending that run.

The best is when I lower the bar and it hits someone in the head...like they were never expecting it to come down or something. Now I say "bar" before I do it so they know.

Thanks for sharing. Those pics were more than I needed to see however.