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Who has a helicopter? I have a snorkel.

Spray is not tolerated in the partner forum.

I have some new in box last years Fritschi Freerides size L w/ regular width brakes. If anyone has new or slightly used size M that they would be willing to trade let me know. These bindings are also for sale, contact me for pricing.

No spray in this forum.

+4 for spending some time up at the resort learning to powder ski. Most novice skiers who are not good at powder skiing waste an unimaginable amount of energy on the downhill, which opens you up for injury and a slower exit from the BC. Find someone who is an expert skier, offer to buy their ticket or some beers, and have them give you lessons would be highly recommended and will greatly accelerate your learning curve. As far as skis are concerned, unless you are interested in ripping GS turns, going for a ski that is between 90 and 105 under foot will give you the best ski for all conditions IMO. A wide ski is slower edge to edge and just requires a little getting used to, but is far superior in powder or the crud.

Shouldn't this be called the 75 million dollar overseas stimulus package instead of the 100 million dollar domestic stimulus package? JayB?

Check your rim tape to start. If they are slow leaks you most likely have a small piece of glass in your tire. Inspect your tires very thoroughly for any small grains of glass, this usually requires taking off the tire and bending it at the small gashes. If you need new tires I highly recommend Continental Gatorskins. I put about 800 miles a month in the winter on these tires and over 4 winters and I've only had one flat on them ever.

Check out the new Montbell soft-shells, awesome design and the price can't be beat. I've had one for about a month and I'm really happy with it so far. Pro Mountain Sports has them in stock.

They probably knew you weren't going to pay retail to replace all of it!

In the past you have been able to pick up the Polar S150 at Performance Bike for $56. They will match any domestic online price. Has all the features you are looking for.

Can someone recommend an embroiderer in the Seattle area... I'm having a surprisingly thought time finding one that will actually respond to emails.

CHUCK ROFL!

I'm looking at making a product made from coconut oil surfactant fertilized by the urine of the Dali Lama as well as casein used as a blocking agent made only from the finest Cambodian breast milk.

Which are all the same thing.

Actually a detergent is anything that cleans... a surfactant is a component of a detergent but on it's own isn't a detergent by definition. Soap is also a surfactant.

I'm tired of paying for this stuff, it's way too expensive. I know there are a few chemists out there... what is your best guess? From their website... So what chemicals are classified as a "non-detergent soap"?

This thread is closed unless LMS contacts us and would like to respond.

Holy crap I walked by there Sat. night and there was a line out the door.

UR HELLA ENOYING!

Rock my Adidas Never rock Fila!

Whatever sobo we know you go home and squeeze yourself into a Hooters uniform after work and make chicken wings for dinner.

There will be some swag and a silver friend tomorrow night.

Looking at getting some new poles, anybody out there have some favorites?