Shadows

thats it...that explains why cb shuts down lifts. lets go with that.

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are you sure youre not from the midwest?

if youre not too great at park coc will be a pretty large waste. like said before, you can ski out west for a solid week for the same price. Since the parks out west are 1000 times better then anything here it would essentially be like riding at camp anyway. i say go out west during winter/spring, save some money, ride some dope ass parks.

yes! sick ass hyundai

just wondering

melissa, are you from the midwest?

i wish blue did that. i hate taking runs without being asked questions.

lazy

we need to get a boarder edit up stat!!!

that sounds like a real homo night.

seriously no one?

yea totally, it would suck if i just worked and couldnt ski the same day.

same dood. sis comes home saturday at noon

i know exactly who youre talking about.

youre a digger arent you? you bust your ass all day while people destroy the shit you worked on. i actually enjoy doing it. sure the money sucks, but what do i need to pay for? i usually ski after or before work anyway so its not a total loss. i enjoy seeing people having fun skiing, which goes back to my point about good service. makes it much more pleasurable. if i can have a great time skiing, why shouldnt anyone else.

i like blue because they have bangin lifties on vista. daaaaaammmnn.

I snowlerplow still.

what difference does that make? if youre trying to say something, say it...

fuck skiing

i have to wait for kt to get home so i can be a free loader. night session.

well i would say its an official rule, it just depends on who ever is supervising to enforce it. as far as the tip jar, hell no haha. take those 400 people from new york who dont know how to load a lift and put a jar up there? id have to stop the lift everytime someone tries to tip me. or at the least slow it down and chase after the poles they dropped. being a liftie is a cool job, even if its raining, cold as hell, or if theres 400 people from new york. i like doing it at least. when those 400 people from new york hit the mountain the only employees they may encounter while skiing is the liftie. so the attitudes of the liftie ultimately define how that resort looks. besides ticket window ladies/rental shop homies of course.

top rated.

i never said sno didnt train lift ops. lifties have a pretty large amount of liability so training and procedures are taken seriously. or at least should be. kids like the one you encountered are just assholes who dont care. its a shame too because if people arent very good at skiing and try to load a lift but have a bad experience because of the liftie, why would they want to ski again?