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Yeah a lot if hype and then nothing.

Gonna be tough to do.

This shit better be on par with ours. Powder got 18 yesterday.

28th? i doubt that.

I bet the bumps were great this morning. i needed an excuse to sleep in and this weather was it. i skied a lot last week so i needed a break. I'll be back out monday, tuesday, thursday, friday, and next weekend.

I'll be at Sno on Tuesday.

the parks have always sucked at Camelback. always. I've never had fun with their features. their jumps have always been the worst in the area as well.

what's a PC?

yeah. pics or it didn't happen. hopefully it's not bumped up...

Drunk already AH?

when i first read the top it thought it was about a bar closing.

yeah i saw that on http://unofficialnetworks.com/ a few days ago.

Blue this morning. Maybe sleeping in tomorrow if its raining.

You first...

I wouldn't go alone. First trip out west shouldn't be solo. You have to be safe and know what you are getting into.

Save it for next year or tag along with the other guys. You would fit in well with them for sure. Great guys to show you around.

that's a better solution that putting the cost on the rest of those who are medically insured.

A reality we all must face sooner than later.... but at least we don't have it this bad: http://unofficialnetworks.com/sandia-peaks-ski-season-118129/ "The Ski Resort of Sandia Peak, NM (not AZ) is already calling it quits for the 2012-2013 ski season. The resort has only received 32 inches of snowfall this season resulting in a base depth of just 14″. It has been such a dismal season that only the resort’s beginner lift and slope were able to open at all this year. Sandia Peak typically has a shorter season than most ski areas but this season the resort will be closing a full month ahead of schedule. The resort will remain at the ready to reopen the ski facility if the area receives a late season dump but the long range forecast is not looking too good."

wait.... you don't ski with a Tuggie on?

Absolutely not. Health insurance pays for healthcare, and shouldn't pay for somebody to be found in the middle of Vermont. Having health insurance gives you medical coverage, not stupidity coverage. Let these people pay for their rescue and if they need to seek medical treatment because of it, let their health insurance pay for that. All that this would do is contribute to the already inflated healthcare crisis by increasing insurance premiums if health insurance companies "covered" search and rescue - which is so far out of their responsibility. That's like saying your car insurance company should pay for your new tires on your car. Not their responsibility. It's yours.

actually, it would be the other way around. they will freeze earlier than your body and that whole area is away from your body for a reason - to stay cooler. i've never had that issue when running in sub-freezing temps. this sounds like a sad excuse ripoff of the Tuggie. http://www.spencersonline.com/product/pd-the-tuggie/

el oh el.

The whole thing is bumped up. Side to side. Top to bottom.

Yup. I could care less. But I say go for it.

There better be good picture reports. Who is going?