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so, do you cash in when that happens or what

I've had more stimulating games of minesweeper

Tremper

damn yoo r smart and bring da smackdown at same time

meth-don't knock it 'til you try it for 8 straight days

no one realizes how much money you can rake in doing favors with ketchup.

or is it cousin it?

izzat miss normandy in the next seat

yeah that's right bitch you best run!

I find it easier with AT gear to start by putting the tip loop on by bending the tip up towards me, then working back. Make sure partner does not have camera accessible when you try it out.

check out telemarktips.com. There are multi-page theses on the subject, including video

robert f'ing frost

and OSU is always bitching about lack of funding. I pity those paying tuition for this stuff when they want to get an education w/o the resort accomodations

If bankers can count, how come they have eight windows and only four tellers?

any mountain. anytime. SHRED IT.

yeah! aggro snowshoeing is so much fun! rip it up!

Here's an image of the slow fall that seems to cause a lot of ski-related injuries in the knee. Your knee will release before your binding might. Also, take a look at the information at http://www.ski-injury.com/ rest, ice, and some ibuprofen would be a good start.

I did something similar but I landed wrong on a jump and did the classic outside edge catch and twisted my knee. It doesn't take much force at all. In fact, I think the classic knee tearing ski injury is the slow-motion fall backwards where your foot washes out underneath you and applies torque to your knee. All pain went away after I rested my knee for awhile, but I was really scared!

english. do you speak it.

Do you also ask your climbing partners to produce a photocopy of their MS in material science before you let them belay you with their gear?

hey don't pretend I don't read these reports. I see my aliases are working well, thank you witness protection program

oh and: http://www.ear-candles.org/

I change my last statement by saying there have been plenty of "fairy tales" proposed in science, but they are generally (hopefully) pushed to the fringe.