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That's not the crystal meth talking is it, TP4?

IDK, the haters will be happily skiing/riding their little melting bumps on BB's gnarly blue squares as long or longer than Sno will stay open. It'll take a couple of seasons of building ticket sales to warrant many April days.

just fyi: Sn

I was saying that going to Elk on a weekend for us is exactly what you described as your feeling about CB on a weekend. As to Elk and CB being complete opposites...hmmm...I probably wouldn't go that far when talking about skiing in PA, but I get what you're saying.

If nobody does, call the mountain 1800 GOT SNOW.

If I were a sleazy lawyer, Method, that would be enough for me.

Red chalk?

Exactly how Elk seems to us on weekends...I suppose it's all relative.

Nice tr, PARR, but no pics because of me? If you're interested, I'll bet your pass is good for Sunday twilights at Sno for $10. Just a thought. They say they honor season passes, not necessarily exclusive of weekday passes.

That's a great find, Bob (and Toast). I like the quote from the French guy: "If there was no racing taking place, I don't think I'd be skiing in the Poconos." And even though it would be classified as a Super G instead of a DH (there were no SG's back then) it's pretty amazing how they only ran with single netting. It's lucky nobody died, especially with all the pre-releases going on in the one right hand turn with trees on the left. If they held SG's and DH's in the Poconos, you'd be uber famous by now, Doug. Metzy would never touch you on a speed course, unless a meteor hit you. j/k about the last part

Bob? Link?

Wow. March.

Closeouts

Woo hoo! Talk Greg into coming! I know he misses us.

Ha, it was a poorly formed metaphor.

When you use it at 40, I'm going to give you sh*t, Toast. Just so you know.

I'm not. I tried very hard to tease him in a nice way. You could say I was loving on PARR...PARR is a cool guy, but the pics seemed sort of 'Blue under the quad-like'....

You're starting to sound Glennish. Not a bad thing, of course, but a little disconcerting.

Ridge told his teammates and two coaches he was sick of his "dickhead father". Maybe everyone else is a liar, though, right? Maybe you and your fantasy world of Atomic sponsorships for NASTAR racers are the honest ones. Your son isn't rebelling against me by quitting, you dumbass---he's rebelling against YOU. Method: snowboarders and jibbers on this site have bashed leashes for years---and mostly for good reason. I've read quite a few posts about parents leading their kids down the middle of pipes on leashes. Of course leashes will get a bad rap. But there's no difference when six snowboarders are sitting across a black diamond breakover IN MY WAY. Does that make snowboarding wrong? Most people don't uses leashes correctly. They don't join PASR or Alpinezone or their local ski school or wherever and ask how to use them. The purpose of a leash isn't really to be a brake for the kid---it's a turning aid. Go out west to some hardcore hills like Telluride and watch some locals teaching their kids on leashes. I taught skiing at a couple of mountains and can tell you they are far and away the best training aid. How 'bout jea?

When some dirtbag breaks into your house, getting along with them just isn't something you tend to strive for.

BC's old NASTAR course was the first time Jeffy beat me, so I'm a little hostile about the entire mountain. "Hey, did you hear I beat you?" "Congrats, Jeff, good for you." "Hey, did you hear I beat you?" "Yes, Jeff, I heard." "Hey, did you hear I beat you?" It went on like that for about 45 minutes.

Sorry, Bob, I meant your park. I love your hotel...I may stay there someday.

Sweet ski, Poc: eBay Head Softer ski: Ski K2 Great binding at half price: Atomic binding

I'm glad I missed that PASR day.

Melissa did what?