Cobra_Commander

That guy is an amateur. This guy however, is a fucking genius: Hfd5sxW8Clg&NR=1

sorry I haven't been on here in awhile. I was just enjoying the shiny beret. wham! wham! special forces wham!

I really like how the special forces guy flashes! BAM BAM! and there he is

that is indeed sick. sickening sticky sweetness.

he just bought a new audi?

George Costanza on the keytard = LOL

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UNCOMFORTABLY ENERGETIC!

bump for ropewalking hotness

GET READY FOR THE PAIN er have fun

I have cracked the front base plate by accidently poking it with my ski pole in some really cold weather in switzerland last spring. I was trying to release the binding toe, missed, and jabbed the plate. It cracked and the crack shot down under the plate. Fortunately there is a chunk of metal reinforcement in there, but I could not lock out the front of the binding, in the middle of a berner oberland tour on some big peak. Darn! The next event was cracking the piece around the crampon attachment. This was again in cold conditions, and happened when I was twisting down trying to get the crampon on while on the move. Fortunately, these were the newer comforts (replacing the cracked ones above) so they had the metal reinforcement for the crampon holders. The previous comfort model has plastic crampon holders (yikes). Wouldn't it be fun if that broke sometime while cramponing? The fact that I'm still using dynafits despite these issues I think says something about their performance. I certainly ski differently in them than in Fritschis though. Not so much the actual skiing, but taking care when putting them on and off, changing to touring/skiing mode, etc. I've never had issues getting them on in deep powder, or any issues with icing. I also like how they are easier to fit to a pack. I still have my old freerides on some bro models when I want to "unleash the hounds", as it where.

The 06-07 model of the comfort binding came with looser springs if you bought a set with brakes. I lock out the binding most of the time. It will still release when you really want it to. I have prereleased many a time with the bindings if I don't lock them out on featured rime ice. I have used both the brakes and leashes (after the brakes came off(!)). I think I like leashes now. I use the bd clipwire attached to the front, and a loop of accessory cord off the boot tongue. Seems to work well, but I've yet to find a good way to attach the clipwire at the front w/o affecting the lock-out lever. Be careful yarding on any of the plastic components in very cold conditions. I am on my third pair of comforts because of cracking.

every fucking canadian skier has a faded bright colored fart bag one piece somewhere in their closet, as far as I can tell.

haha of course, didn't catch that. sounds like you got jeff thomas signature workout today according to marcus. right on.

I am surprised he does not have a Norwegian death metal soundtrack on page load. He's mellowing.

I could see pitch 1 of bunny going in a day but the 2nd pitch in a day?

Lib ridge has been done by many people in a day.

Is this the Huckleberry at govy? Their breakfasts are killer, both literally and figuratively. I could feel the warmth of calories radiating after a short stack of cakes while running up the reid headwall a few years ago.

can't imagine it would go over well in the family dishwasher.

I have seen some pretty horrendous skiers patrolling out there. Usually the pro patrol at an area is reasonably good, but the volunteer patrol can range from extremely good to pretty poor. There are plenty of outstanding volunteer patrollers out there though. I think the biggest asset for a patroller is to be a hard worker and have a positive attitude in ugly weather, and to be a "good talker" to get your way with people without them feeling pissed off, frightened, etc. Oh and a lot of patience and the ability to answer the same question over and over and over again.

C'est jolie ça, merci

OH HAI GUYS!

I did this with that at-at starwars toy. I mean the fucker took 2 D batteries to power its awesomeness. how cool is THAT

I bought my 7-year old the anniversary edition of Optimus Prime (which is die-cast and beautiful just like the original) -- he spent the day saying "I love you dad!" AWWW autobot purchases coming full circle, such a legacy!