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Everything posted by iain
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you have to lose that unhealthy bun. and if you buy the apple pie, you have to carefully extract the filling and only eat the deep-fried crust.
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it's not like anyone has to apologize or rationalize wearing things, I was just flipping harpell some crap about being young or something. However there was a staggering amount of folks wearing TNF down the other weekend. I mean, 10 out of 12 in the heinous cling area
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well now aren't we the popular gal?
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didn't you see? he no longer posts to this board.
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I started telemarking this year with Asolo Extreme Pros (leather) and Volkl Prestos with Voile 3 pin cables. Let me tell you your standard black diamond ski run is quite exciting again with this setup. I had to really check my ego delicately turning down runs I would normally straightline. It is fun with the right mindset. You can't go fast, but really getting rewarded for edging that back ski and focusing on not using your poles for any balance allowed rapid progression. I could see it getting really old after awhile though. The snow was good on Sunday, so I switched back to alpine. I found the focus required in leather tele boots on the inside ski REALLY improved my lazy turns on alpine gear. Noticeable improved powder skiing, where I would normally just be lazy with my weighting on monster AT boots. My tele gear was free. If I were to spend money, I would definitely get a beefy plastic boot. Despite what they say on TTips.com, I consider the T2 or Veloce really burly, heavy boots. If you can get leather boots and a light pair of skis to goof around for really cheap, it is a fun experience. But as an advanced alpine skier, I would see you find them limiting quickly. Inbounds, I use them when the snow is tracked out but the groomers are still good. I didn't realize how much of a benefit they can be to my alpine skiing.
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nice! You need to show me around Newton Creek sometime. Never been there!
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does he have the matching smelly checkerboard Vans for that checkerboard amp in the background
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boooooring haha
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nice winter summit of black butte way to send! bwahaha just kidding, nice pictures
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its a via nylonetta route ah takes me back to the days of my youth in the dolomites. the vino, the young lasses, and the finest iron to which I've ever clipped
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coupla times I had to stop skiing and wait about 5 minutes to be able to see at least 5 feet ahead of me. Time to start carrying rocks in my pocket to roll down the hill
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jacks woods was okay. the lift lines to access jacks were not okay
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today was great. tomorrow will be greater.
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since you were 5? so, like 1995 or so? I'd say you're following a fad bwahaha
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yeah and those posers who have the coin to dink around on computers posting to bulletin boards and show up on the weekends. hate those guys!
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Best not show up with those on in Deschutes County, son.
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The tarp folk can often be seen loading up the gear in a metolius big wall bag. Yet mysteriously, the aid lines at smith remain empty for the day. I hope these multi-pitch linkups out of the dihedrals make it into the new smith guide, as I have yet to locate them. Once my friend and I saw tarp folk pause during the gear sorting ritual to set up a tripod and spotting scope to investigate the marsupials, shouting loudly at times. My friend and I looked for the obligatory SAR/EMT/FR patches on shoulders, packs, etc. but surprisingly, none were found.
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I have seen duct tape on some down jackets there. However, when peeled back, no cut in material is revealed. Is this a secret code?
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my friend has a yellow lab. I'll have to inform him he is out of spec. maybe if he smears some nutella on the beast or something he could show his face there again.
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thank you. I will acquire the appropriate garments.
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my question after a weekend at smith: are you allowed to give beta in the dihedrals area if you are not wearing a north face down product?
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it's solidified rocket fuel. keep back. It is very crumbly and greasy. extremely rich.
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I provide a comprehensive health care package to my injured employees, as you can well see by the above photo. Novacane-laced friskies are just off screen
