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your son's faster than me. time handycap 27.43 71.87 Yellow 26.88 68.42 Yellow 26.37 65.23 Yellow 26.19 64.10

go to montage. on a friday you'll basicly own the mountian.

montage is the way to go.

send me the footage!

done that too. but she cheated on me and got pregent so i didn't feel bad.

you mean thats not a good way to break up with somebody. ooupsssssssss

deponds on the metal. guurp know more about it. and im shure parkbuilder does too. pm them.

that this point your pretty much stuck with nastar or asra. i'll be at bear creek racing nastar tonight.

i hope ridge slaped then. then politaly invited them to come to a race in pa. see how good they really are then. this can only be the truth.

thanks i was woundering if anyone would reconize it. nope.

i got arrested building the jump on to the rail.

first i think you have to prove yourself to us first. come to a pasr day and prove that your with forum. sorry if i sound skeptical but i know a lot of people bs about sponserships.

hear's an excuse. the parental untils confascated my car keys so i can't go anywear.

im putting a pipe over a creek.

mrg's pretty gay.

yea rub on waxes only last about to the point were your on the lift. do what i do in the summer buy like 8 bricks of wax (the 120gm stuff) and use all of it durring the summer.

and who said they had to tell the insurance company.

i was their and i only got nippes one jump. i got their late.

rahlves fastest in first downhill training SESTRIERE, Italy -- American Daron Rahlves set the fastest time in Thursday's first training run for Sunday's Olympic downhill and says he loves the course. VIDEO FROM SESTRIERE Watch video of the six Americans who took part in the first men's downhill training. Ted Ligety Scott Macartney Bode Miller Steve Nyman Daron Rahlves Marco Sullivan Highlights from the day "I had a huge smile on my face going down, from the top to the bottom," Rahlves told reporters in the finish area of the Kandahar Banchetta piste. Rahlves, who has had three downhill wins on the World Cup this season, clocked 1 minute, 49.46 seconds -- 1.21 seconds faster than the quickest of the strong Austrian team, Michael Walchhofer . "It's a really active downhill," added Rahlves, 32. "I like how it starts off with two challenging jumps. It's a deceptive course because your speed's not that fast but it feels like you're going fast." World Cup champion Walchhofer also liked the piste, saying, "It is a course for true men, very challenging, just perfect." His team mate Hermann Maier , a former world champion in downhill, had the third best time, with 1.50.73 -- 0.12 seconds ahead of Klaus Kroell. "I skied in a very good aerodynamic postion," said Maier. "There are not too many technical turns." Compatriot Fritz Strobl , who will defend his 2002 Olympic title when the downhill opens the Alpine skiing program on Sunday, was seventh, 1.66 seconds behind Rahlves. "It's a difficult course, an interesting course, with many jumps," said Strobl, who is second behind Walchhofer in this season's downhill World Cup standings. "You have to find a healthy mix between speeding up and staying relaxed so you don't brake. I like it, it's a fast course with lots of turns and a technical bit in the first part so you have to ski well." American overall World Cup champion Bode Miller , who will compete in all five Alpine events at the Games, eased up ahead of the finish line and clocked 1:52.21, to place 16th. One skier missing was Erik Guay , who had been Canada's best hope of a speed event medal but ruled himself out of the race on Wednesday after failing to recover from a calf injury sustained in training two weeks ago. Thursday's run, held in bright sunshine, was the first of three training sessions for the downhillers on the 3.3-km Banchetta course. For Rahlves and Miller, it was just a day to get comfortable with the course. Both have already secured starting spots for the Sunday race. But three other Americans are competing for the two remaining starts, and the training runs will determine objectively who gets them. Here's how they placed Thursday: Steve Nyman , tied for 14th, 1:52.18 Scott Macartney , 22nd, 1:52.54 Marco Sullivan , 28th, 1:53.44 American Ted Ligety , who will not race the downhill but will get a start in the combined, also skied. He had the 42nd-best time, 1:55.69.

if your going to the greek peak vet thingy you wont.

im pretty shure their is a prize and i think the site said 10 people to a team.

it would deffently be a nice endourence test and it acculy means something for me. zonked if you could get that condo for the weekend that would be sooooo sick. it would be nice to have a place to sleep befor driving home after skiing/rideing for 24 hours straight.

now this will be a work out. maybe ski mom and atomic will come out too. with doug and thoes two on our team we'd be tought to beat.

i dont know. i know zonked has been their a cuple of times maybe she can chim in. and problky not 200k probly more like 150-175 range. still a lot of vert.

i thoght only teams did the hole 24 hours.... and i want to do it 'cuse i was in the room when my grandmom died of lung cancer with i was 6. edit yeah you have to be on a team to do all 24 hours.