ThinkSnow

Yeah, we can't be prosecuted for your actions, although I think we could be for telling you to do it, so our stand is that we don't want you vandalizing things.

I am generally not one to stick up for cb employees, but it was 10:15, at which time everything is supposed to be closed. That is what the ski patrol dood should have said, aside from that, he was just being a dick. It should have been as simple as "hey, we're closed... go home". Anywho, yeah CB employees tend to be the Ski Nazis, thus the reason I haven't been there this year.

Not to be a smartass, but isn't that what makes it hard and require more skill?

isn't there easy stuff in the lower park? I don't get it... we always hear about how stuff is too ez, now it's too hard?

What would we do without Ski999?

Ahh ok... just saw u mention langhorne ski shop and G-spot, both of which are close to where I live, just outside the city.

Where in philly? there are some members from philly area

Tuck or not, if you're in control (good form, not flailing uncontrolably), you should be able to do whatever the hell you want on a diamond.

I HATE that! Telling a story on the CB board about a ranger doing that (and my comments to that ranger about it) actually led to us getting kicked off and starting this board...

There is definitely something to be said for tearing something down and rebuilding it your way. I get it Glenn, it's not just about money, but you like to know how things work, and tweak it your way. If you are careful with what you do you're not going to burn things down. Noone ever got anywhere new by doing what has already been done.

Yeah man... I always hug the left side of switch back around those turns... next thing I know there are 3 snowmobiles flying toward me... I put my arms in the air and slowed down as much as I could...

I was flying down the side of the trail and they came around the corner... I was wearing my helmet, which tends to whistle at high speeds, so I didn't even hear them coming, scary stuff

I guess there is no reason for this to be pinned any more...

Everybody does it... everyone really has around the same...

I had no clue that Acme did this before, but I'll let u know if I see em. BTW, I know you can generally get discount tickets at ski shops and sometimes at your county's recreation dept... Oh yeah... Welcome to PASR!

I may end up at Blue tomorrow night... probly not so crowded

You guys (and the groomers) have really done a hell of a job thus far! I hope the coming warm streak doesn't set you back too much... Thanks for the hard work.

Yeah, probably not something someone is going to volunteer for. (Sib, I can attest that as far as I've seen at blue the lifties do NOT get a name to compare). If someone were really inclined to doing this, the best way would probably be to "notice" someone's name and # while standing next to them at the lift, and just add your picture with your pc. I don't know what type of flags they have for how often you enter the mountain, but I'd imagine if you went through the entrance twice in the span of a few minutes they'd get wise pretty quick. Probably not a good idea, because I would say what I have just described constitutes identity theft in some way, shape, or form and would probably get in a good amount of trouble if caught.

F'in Wah

Hey, Kmar, I saw a snowmaker last night pull up to the bottom of a pile, walk up it and grab a snowball from the top of the pile, is this something u do when making snow, or was this guy just F'in around

Could probly look at someone's pass and get a valid # and make your own (for educational purposes only of course)

Eh, so far I've been there three times this year and tonight was the first I've gotten scanned

I hear ya... the straw that broke this camel's back came last year... I'm a Blue man now

He actually is a member, but his name was banned a while back... I just unbanned him tho so he can come if he desires