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nope. i hate boulder because its small and expensive. camelback is too far away and full of new yorkers. i'll stick with blue for now.

how do you fit boulders AND camelback's dick in your mouth?

yeah and i have been skiing with him my whole life... same every time.

yes.no.no.

here is another addition: I met up with Justin on my 3rd run and then we made our way to the park after a few runs and met up with Shadows, KT, and Blake.

oh ok. i'll add more: it was foggy today too. the park was nice. trick of the day: lost girl grind into the flat-to-down box with a backside 270 out.

It was good today.

not going to, and never going to happen like that. they would have to close it down just to make more snow for a few days so they can build jumps/jibs. open it when it is ready.

8-12 inches in 45 minutes???? thats questionable..... but would be one hell of a snowburst to see

clearly the greatest holiday ever invented, although festivus was on the 23rd. i'm sure there is something out there on wikipedia for all of you who aren't in the know. hahahhahaah i just looked at it and read it. i forgot half the stuff involved with this wondrous tradition! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festivus

if you have a hitch, i agree.

just park at the fence and walk around... its a 1/4 mile but i think you can handle that.

riiiiiiiight.

you wont be seeing her. she is coming over to my house tonight. i can share though.

fair enough... you will have fun and ski hard... the whole jewish chick proposal is a stretch...

wow. not a good idea to go now. i just got back and its getting packed. should have gone for opening. i dont want to hear any reports about bad conditions if you are going this late in the day...

no. too much liability involved.

i love it.

i'm sure you could have...

i'll be there as well.

either he could have left his leg the way it was, risking the possibility of cutting off the blood supply to the rest of his leg and having even worse injuries, or they move his leg to put it in traction so he is in less pain and has less of a risk of complications, while only having some serious pain for 5 seconds while they move him. so without having the ability to give him any meds, the 5 seconds of intense pain is the best option to take.

prevent the injury from getting worse, get the person off of the mountain... mostly. like i said before, they got him in a safe position (laying on his back, leg in traction) to prevent comlications and such.

unless they have somebody there who is certified to prescribe or dispense drugs they cant really have any... especially if they are a minor.

they dont have, and cant give any drugs there as ski patrol. i think they should have a nurse on staff that they give a free season pass to.