phillycore

I'd listen to limp bizkit over U2 any day of the week

How to wax skis...

I hope that you're kidding...Otherwise you're a total douchebag and I hope that owner finds out that it was you someday and breaks both of your legs with a bat a week before you go to Jackson hole. That's karma

Looks like lazy mile on any given Saturday around noon.

I don't even want to know where you got your information from but I'll gladly take your word for it as a medical professional....

I probably did, like I said....I don't have the patience to weed through twenty paragraphs of how many cheese fries you ate. If for nothing else, I'm consistent with my thoughts and recognize that I have a problem.

I don't have the patience to weed through twenty paragraphs of made up words and how many cheese fries you ate to get to the actual skiing parts. I have a hard enough time dealing with my own eating disorder to read about your adventures in food with a side of skiing.

I guess the fact that I don't understand or care how to read the chart is why I'll always be closer to the bottom 5 percent than the top half

I hope that was your first run of the day. Otherwise, if you're skiing off the gondola at the boat you're doing it wrong. JMO

Nice!!! I saw flakes but that's not unusual around here..... Snowflakes however are more rare

Than get there earlier and be rewarded with better parking spot and better conditions

Been there done that (condos driveway not pond)

I "ski" open to close almost all the time, but I do have a lot non free skiing time in there.

Fixed

$60 socks...holy fuck

Maybe you could slow down if you learned how to turn....

Screw that.....open to close... If legs are shot take a break than hit groomers.... It's still better than Pa

True.....I have not been regular season to blue since vip line

I think pretty much everything has been discussed on here before equipment wise but the hell with it.... What kind of socks do you prefer and why. Advantages of a certain material over another? Obviously the thinner the better pretty much and definitely not cotton.. Merino wool or synthetic? I've never really put much thought into socks to be honest, but they do make a difference. Too thick or thin of a sock can have an effect on your skiing. (cold feet, shin rash, etc) I've been using under armour socks pretty much the past 3 seasons and spyder before that. I personally like a synthetic, high, thin sock (little thicker than just a liner) with an arch support and thinner around the front of the shin, thicker behind. With a toe cap that is stitched on top of the toes rather than at the tip. (yes I'm pretty anally specific about what I like...lol). Considered switching over to Merino wool but most of those aren't as specific as I'd like... I'm sure most people just say eff it as long as it's not cotton. I can't imagine what stank his boots have but I heard GSS goes without socks at all.

We definitely have different ideas of what a crowded lift line is.

Purely based on height/weight / and type 3. Something stiff and above 185 in length... The rest really all depends on how you like to ski, what kind of ski you like.

I love to bust GSS balls online but he's a good dude, his online personality is much different than his true demeanor. I truly can't say that I dislike him any more or less than the rest of you fuckwads..... I'll probably get my first banning for admitting that though...

Doug.... If you remember correctly I purchased a season pass there for a few seasons prior to working there, and believe me I'm not skiing for free. The large majority of the individual lessons that I've taught over the past 4 years have been to 6-12 yo beginners and first time skiers. Being someone who only skis on weekends and holidays....jack frost has a lot of advantages over blue for me.

Another if you don't ski at Blue you suck post by Douglas... Anyone surprised? I'll be over at Jack Frost with the rest of the non legit skiers who choose to ski there for their own personal reasons..... Fwiw.... I've got nothing but love for anyone who brings revenue and helps keep these mountains open for business..

Believe that when I see it...