insomniac

I'm gay.

Is the option to put post counts up yet?

Whore.

Aren't you too young?

Yeah, probably. There's a few threads floating around over there. I know Cowboy is from ns.

Note to self: Get money, get this video.

Oh noooo......

Andrew, that park looked like garbage.

I have a Giro 9mx (the one with the visor) and its super light and comfortable. The visor doesnt really work with snowboarding, but you can get without. I'd look into it, although its a bit pricy. Andrew, I think your helmet is a heavy hunk of shit that sits on top of your head and is as far from comfortable as imaginable.

Where the hell is Tussy Mountain? Second.

I might be interested.

Trust me, it's going to be harder over one shoulder. I can't imagine it would be different with tele and alpine, and I know with alpine it has never worked out well for me to just look over one shoulder. Don't start out with a bad habit. Edit: This post wasn't meant to sound cocky or snooty or assholeish or anything like that. Sorry if it does sound that way.

Yeah, If I'm trying to carve switch (which im not the greatest at yet) I have to look over my outside shoulder. Usually If im just riding though Ill look over my right, just because thats whats I'm used to. All the pros I've seen alternate their outside shoulders, but thats on alpine. I'd imagine thats what you have to do though.

That message was mad old. It's not important anymore.

Kevin is amazing.

Ohhh, I get it now. Hahaha. That was me on andrews name by the way.

Yeah man. Nestors in quakertown. Thats the place to go. It's worth the trip. Just dont make them do much math Sorry man, just screwing around

From what I've heard about it, no.

All brown.

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I could possibly use that, but I'm poor and too lazy to call. Can you send me a message with a general range?

If you find one, let me know.

My start ramp is getting pretty beat up from my step father moving it all the time. Its sturdy though, it just needs new actual plywood. We used OSB on the top. Andrew says 44inches. He's probably right because it was some weird length. My carpet on the start ramp is like, 3 feet wide, and the runners I got later on at 2' wide. The plywood is 3/4" thick I beleive. I'll try to get a picture.

Actually Andrew, they are rather stiff. What do you mean by support? Do you mean pop? That goes with length. And someone as small as steeze could go huge with those skis. It's all about height. All edges crack eventually.. To any potential buyer, don't listen to andrew. There's nothing wrong with the skis. Just make for they're right for you.

Just as you said, 2x4's and plywood. 3 foot deck. 5 foot high. 8 feet long all together. and a 5 foot down. It's kind of hard to measure speed... Um, enough to clear a 15 foot table depending on the snow.