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yea, i dont know if this is a good idea or not. what are the consequences for doing this?

so, keep this on the down-low, but im selling my season pass. unlimited junior. i got my refund check in the mail but i still have my pass and cb hasnt said anything about it sooooo... tryin to get around 70 bucks. there isnt any risk involved because if they catch you they take it away and say that the original owner cant use it for a certain amount of time, or for the rest of the season. not sure what happens to the person who tries to use it, but they arent to tight on this kind thing.

im a little confused on the spin direction. so you tell them what your natural direction is, and if you want to drop switch/fakie you raise your hand. so what if you drop switch and spin unatty, or drop switch and spin natty? edit: if thats confusing i know, i get confused between how boarders ride and how skiers ride. And how the judges sort it all out.

yea sorry everybody, im gonna be on here alot cause i cant do much else until i go back to school.

sorry doug

depends on how high you go

haha not trees

count me out

^its just like any other obstacle at any terrain park. you can use it a certain way that will get you totally screwed up. like a tree. do you stall it, or hit it with your stomach? two very different uses, one outcome better than the other. if they put it on an angle and worry about people gettin hurt, then they might as well just forget about any other feature in the park.

which way do you spin? just so i can get a better idea of how i would do it, even though i usually do it on accident and land pretty far backseat. edit: you drop your right shoulder? so you spin right? clockwise? if you think of it like youre doing a flatspin 180 then kinda float around, that looks good. although thats a flatspin, not a cork, um...idk hmm... if you drop your right shoulder and spin left (counterclock) try grabbing a mute with your left hand, that will make it feel like you pull your body back into position for landing flat. **this is one reason i wouldnt do good as an instructor for the BM freeride program**

i think the glenn lodge gives 15% discounts. i havent actually bought food from there so i dont know, but lineski said they do.

found this on NS, not sure if anyone posted this already or knows who posted it, but here you go. http://media.newschoolers.com/uploads/memb...irst%20edit.wmv good little edit, nice skis, good looking stairs/box.

sorry didnt see this. id say about an 8 if i tried to breathe. if i held my breathe it was like a 5. although i couldnt really breathe that good in the first place.

nvm, i read this thread about montage wrong... the headwall of some trail is 500 vert. http://www.paskiandride.com/forums/index.p...rats+to+montage but yea, thanks for your support, everyone.

its only 500 vert?

thats awesome. but why? is it just cause its a small mountain?

yea, my friends are gonna pick some up for me before the seasons over and yes, lineski will be using my skis whenever he wants.

this is old news nate haha but i dont know about comin back out this season. and as for going to canada...i missed my trip to canada, they all left on ssunday morning.

they start like jan. 25th or something

that reminds me, x-games are coming up

which one? the u-box?

no, haha, alot of people just slide down the stairs. but yea, they are pretty short. i still like them though.

i bought from that guy, he has alot of other deals like that on head skis with tyrolia bindings, im sure he has some 150's for sale. hes a good seller.

o, btw, this is talking about camelback. guess i shouldve posted it in there, didnt realize.

ive been tryin to sell/trade this stuff for a while. Marker jacket, size medium. really warm, tons of pockets. got all the vents and what not. Nordica easy move series 12, size 28.5 325mm boot. used about 1.5 seasons, pretty good condition. some scratches, definately not new condition though.