DHarrisburg

I don't think seventeen year olds are qualified to use that phrase.

Shit, where were you guys when I still lived back east? Oh, that's right, in filthy, disgusting, Joey-ridden New Jersey

Most bar patrons hate it...get used to it.

I'm probably going to sand out the big knots or branch leftovers, but otherwise it should be fine. Once you slide it a few times it should smooth out a bit. Once it's sunk a foot into snow it should be plenty sturdy. I picked up a carriage bolt to run through the smaller supports and I'm putting dowels in to connect the top and the two tall supports.

I'm taking it to a backcountry spot on Mt. Rose, not the actual Mt. Rose resort. It's about a ten or fifteen minute hike from the road, so I'll probably need three friends or so to take it all in one trip. Oh, also, it comes apart into five pieces.

Part of the beauty, as far as I'm concerned. No skiers asking to come to my secret spots and bombholing out my landings P.S. you guys build ridiculously oversized chump bumps for handrails. Too bad you can't ollie. e. doubledoublepostpost

Yeah, then I played with her new cat for awhile

Oh, it's not for getting sideways on.

I got back from Truckee today and felt like I should do something productive, so I went into the woods with a saw and came back with this; I'm going to set it up off a knoll on Mt.Rose. Also, I got to play with this little guy all day;

I was there, too. Congrats to Steve, but the railjam sucked. e. So did most of the afterparties

Why does CB keep wasting money on shitty jibs?

C boxes like that are pretty awful unless they're set up perfectly. I don't know why they didn't just build one with a bank.

Why is there absolutey no bank on that C box?

Hardpack can blow me

I had a pair of DC boas and didn't like them at all. It takes me about 30 seconds longer to lace up boots and I'd rather spend an extra minute in the lodge than have to retighten the boas after a few laps. I never had a wire break but they definately were starting to splinter when I finally got rid of them. I had two rachets completely blow out and one entirely strip, so when I rode I had to tighten it as far as possible then take an old leash and tighten it as much as possible around the top of the boot just to keep the boot on my leg. Honestly I think the Boa system is marketed towards people who don't really ride more than 10 days a season. Most people who put a good amount of time in them end up with some sort of problem. Also, you can't tighten them as much as you can a regular laced boot. Personally I like riding soft boots but I lace them up pretty tight so that by the third or fourth lap they have the perfect amount of flex. Edit: Also, for the record I'm not a big fan of any speedlacing system. I tried a pair of K2 speedlacing boots last year and hated them. They had an upper and lower lace so that you could tighten certain zones to your liking but I could never get them to my liking. It doesn't take that long to lace boots up, I don't need any gizmos to speed up the process.

Hahaha, I can't imagine it'd be much worse than a few DIPs or minor posessions :/

Thanks in advance FYI. If you're going to make up stories about how stupid I am it might be in your best interest to use the proper conjugation of "try."

Leave TIA.

Admins trolling regular members ITT.

Didn't we already beat this to death back when those Hunter guys invaded our board?

The avatar and title change is real classy.

Admins trolling regular members ITT.

Are you kidding me? You guys wonder why he gets so butthurt.

snow level at 8500 tonight woop woop

I think Bear had 12 tons of ice to chip for this year's Hot Dogs and Handrails. It looks like Mountain Creek had 12 blocks.