thelawgoddess

yeah, flebbi ... wassup???

yep. a skiing setup will indeed be bigger and heavier. i much prefer to ski ... but every now and then snowshoes are fun just for snowshoe-ing's sake.

SWEET!

c'mon; it's not top 40 hip-hop. i always see tweakers at those kinds of shows. but YOU will be twirlin' on your head then?

yeah, yeah; i was waiting for that kind of comment. wouldn't hold up in court, though.

aw, shit! probably won't grow me big jugs either. don't bother trying to impose your lame fantasies on my ego.

dru, how did you know? i'm not waiting for the same thing you are, though; my "event" will be way better! but that sounds like a great show. i didn't realize you were a little tweaker!

y'all are making me hungry!

ew!

pfft.

where are the pictures???

sweet! i should have a six pack in no time ...

screw california ... i'd rather give my money to the swedes.

bd suggested i go tail-less and use duct tape or buy an sts tail system for another $20. i like my g3's better anyway.

you mean alpine boards with tele graphics and maybe a hole in the tip? imho, what makes a setup "tele" is when it has tele binding on it.

you got a problem with saabs?

what's rain?

what's that? that everything is dumb?

ouch dude. what a story!

oh my god; i'm going to agree with erik - dynastar's rock!

Evogear just get a ski that's good for the way you ski and the type of stuff you want to ski. both my AT setup and my tele setup are on "alpine" skis. and yeah; what fern says - boots first, then bindings, then skis. or if you're like me, you can just use your alpine boots and get bindings first and then skis. i'm still looking for AT-specific boots that will fit me, but i haven't had any problems at all skinning in my alpine boots.

i don't have a problem climbing with someone who only uses nuts. good nut placements are bomber, and i often find them just as quick (if not sometimes quicker) to place as a cam. some of you fuckers are so lazy! i followed a number of climbs before i started leading. you can get an pretty good idea of what the placements should look/feel like that way. you can also have others follow you and critique. i am always surprised at how shitty some people's gear placements are, though! and like somebody up there said, aid climbing can be a great way to learn about placing gear. oh, and if you don't feel comfortable putting your weight on a piece statically, adjust it until you do! they're not for looks ...