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I think CB should get a lotta props for being so generous with this promotion. I tried CB out because of the promotion and found their jump line to be the best in PA last year and decided make my future season pass purchases to be at CB. On the other hand, PASRs that talk shit and have a shitty attitude about taking advantage of CB after THEIR HOME MOUNTAIN CLOSES EARLIER THAN EVEYONE ELSE are an embarrassment.

Yup, that"s what I thought. Although, we had a great 4-10pm session at Sno 2 weeks ago.

Thanks for the replies. So, a 8:30 - 11:30 am is the call for the park. If you were doing a PM session from Philly, what hours would you suggest riding this week?

Thanks Justo. Whatsup with the 1st jump? I assume with the slower snow most boarders choose to hit #2 only -or- hit #1, skip #2, and then barely clear #3? I prefer to spend my time lapping the 3 jumps at the top of sidewinder with a few boxes for variety.Based on that, do you think it's worth heading up?

I have some friends going up the next 3 days and was considering riding. -Any scheduled maintenance I should know about to help me decide what days to go? (park closure, rebuilds, etc) -How is everything holding up? -Is snow/speed becoming an issue? Thanks.

The funny thing is that your cheap attempt at humor is actually a great idea. How many would make Blue their home mountain if they did the above? If they maintained it, I would.

Sorry, can't help ya there. Give the real Barb Green a call. While you have her on the phone, tell her to move the terrain park to a straight run and enforce a park pass system

The alien pass is supposed to entice pass holders from others mountains to CONSIDER trasfering to CB for the following season.

Nice promotion, Johnny. Thanks.

Did he have an issue with the disc between C5 and C6? I wonder if they removed the disc and did a cervical fusion with a bone graph.

Damn. That sucks. Did he need surgery? Rothman Institute @ Jefferson are the best around. I hope he has good docs. What was the injury and where was it on his spine?

Classic. Jamie Pressley has one of the nicest asses on the planet.

Whoa's riding park at Blue tomorrow?

I was just busting your balls Sobey. Relax. Check my response. I knew you got it already.

Once I tried riding, I never booted into skis again. It's been a long time. Never going back.

No. No it wasn't. People just didn't want to take their heads outta their asses(their own/Blue's) and judge the posts instead of the poster.

F@cking nightmare. Soooo frustrating. Now when I teach people, I make sure they have wristguards and a helmet. I even bought used ice hockey equipment and kept it at our ski house for teaching people. When my ex girlfriend wanted to learn last year, I got her wristguards and a lesson. She broke her arm because she refused to wear the wristguards. I should have broken up with her the next day.

Sooo true. Sno wasn't the best park I rode this year, but I had the most fun all season because of the group I was riding with.

I will bring a lawn chair and beer....... Oh, and Arby's.

I'm really happy to hear people finally dicussing this logically. On the other hand, how come I've been publicly abused for three years for saying the EXACT same things that are being posted in this thread.

I would LOVE a tow rope or carpet to be able to session a jump line. I was jealous you got snowmobile taxi rides during that recent photo shoot. What do you think about what Barb said to me the other day? It makes me nervous about getting a 10/11 pass to Blue. But, I hope everything you posted happens.

Skinny guys always wanna bring up height. Need I remind some of ya of Mike Tyson or BJ Penn. Shit, Shaun White looked like a ballerina when met him last year. I recall some size comments on this site from others with different body types as well.

True. But, what if people get hurt? And, it's never as easy as just "getting a new car". It's a huge hassle. I agree about being worthdriving in the snow for fresh powder. That's why I bought my new AWD ride. But, getting to the MT before the worst of the storm, and leaving after the roads are in good shape, is always a good idea. For me, Philly to the Poconos and back while it's still dumping 12" wasn't worth the risk. It sucks. Believe me.

Generally, my fear is having a some tool slide into me. I think I've got oversteer/understeer/traction under control by now. I've been driving rear wheel drive V8's with manual transmissions as my only transport (skiing too) for years. So, I've always had to run 2 sets of wheels/tires. With that said, I LOVE having a AWD for the daily beater now. Embarrassingly, since manual is not a factory option, I'm kinda gettin used to not having a clutch pedal too. But, don't tell anyone. My next daily driver with be a manual with a computer cotrolled dual clutch. (DSG/PDK/DCT)