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Good: Got to have breakfast in the United lounge Bad: Didn't get Chicago hot dog or cheddar popcorn from Nuts On Clark Ugly: Kept thinking that Nuts on Clark would be a title of an adult movie. Good..first gondola at Jackson hole every day. Bad...tough to get Shiros in the slots the two days I skied them. Ugly..clumsily walking around the bullwheel trying to remove skis tripping dropping poles till attendant had a chance to sip his coffee, laugh and then finally help me before my skis were headed back down the mountain. Good..the 49er is always good especially if the free breakfast is avoided cause it's not worth the money. Bad..when you come back on an early bus and housekeeping is still in Jeffs room Ugly..when 45 minutes later housekeeping is still in atomic Jeffs room sitting on the edge of his bed watching the Spanish Channel Good: Servers who ask,"How were those first bites" Bad: Servers that forget items but still charge you for them. Ugly: the reaction on my face when they were out of the blood orange sorbet at Thai me Up or Thai my shoes or whatever the heck the Thai place is called by the 49er Good: Skiing a decent amount of woods Bad: When you pee in the woods and forget that last shake. Ugly: once again Moran area is fucking destroyed..the Wahaahahaoey glades don't make up for it.

Pictures from the bird are sickbird and I'm also jealous. I guess the bird is the word...

Gretzky and Eric Lindros are the best hockey players and Mario Lemieux

Yeah don't cancel ski trips..that's a stoke stomper.

Looks like only a little rain later tonight into the morning hours for northern Vermont then warm for a few hours then back to winter. You know what they say about the weather in Vermont? If you don't like the weather, wait five minutes

I've never seen a 4:1 ratio. My next appointment is 9am Friday. Business is dead.

Did you guys need chains??? Where's supper??

Triple black sounds like shoshanna laquisha and Monique wooo

Winter storm watch is issued for the potential of 6"+. Some models are showing more like 10-12". Good timing for a rider of the storm session Thursday morning.

What about your truck???

Let's see if it actually snows first.

I hope this isn't wishcasting. Time to checkout the accuwearher forums.

Ask everybody if they have change for a nickle.

I've never been in the village after like 430 so no idea what it's like but most who stay on mountain drive or cab it to town each night.

Smuggs sells one ride tickets??

You guys ski the cirque at all?? That looks pretty cool.

No uber in JH yet can either take free bus to mountain or $3 town bus or taxi. Being in town is the best then you can walk to all the bars and restaurants.

We've really lucked out this season with a lot of snowmaking Windows.

Are you staying at the 49er again with Fred???

Is boomer really 600 vert? Thought there was both a top and bottom runout. Homestretch is never a chore getting down and I only wax my skis a few times a season. Maybe if you ski over to homestretch from Main Street or switchback but the savvy blue people take lower park or Central Park down to the six pack from that side of the hill. FYI the bump competition is March 18 on razors edge.

You must be good if the bumps were a breeze for you. Is there any challenging terrain in PA? Maybe the elevator for a few turns...I just enjoy going fast down switchback and Main Street and razors and challenge and nightmare to Dreamweaver and cruising down lazy and paradise. I don't go to blue to be challenged. What's challenging about blue is the variety of snow conditions...you're very difficult. Quoted for truth. Jackson hole has a runout as well...so does camelback and Jack Frost and nearly every ski area...you want flat ground to build all the base amenities. I've never heard of someone hate on homestretch before..

Good: 100" base Bad: essentially no new snow the week we were out there. Ugly: snowed 40" in the last five days...

This!!!

Runouts are good. There are lifts at Jackson hole with no runout and you literally have to kill all your speed at the liftline. It's nice to coast out the end of the run..especially when there's a high speed lift to whisk you back up. When you park at the bottom it's an easy exit..parking is so close...and riding a lift before skiing is the norm except for Jack Frost and montage. I like to end my ski session with a full run, not a lift ride and a traverse. It's not really extra time to drive to the bottom lot...maybe a minute and a half and takes about that long to drive up the upper access road and find a parking spot. We aren't comparing blue to elk. If we wanna compare gapers Ski2Live is a level 3.

Well at least blast it from your iPhone in the liftline lol. What lift are you starting out on??