DHarrisburg

Ahahahahahaha what the hell?

You have completely blown my mind. I don't know if you're really that stupid or if you're just trying to troll. Either way doesn't deserve a response.

Here we go again.

Irony alert.

What goes around comes around.

I think this is the second funniest thing I've read on these boards, only following up behind the one thread where someone linked a mountain's outdated website during the summer and made a comment about the great conditions.

I didn't watch this video but if you are trying to get sideways on an aluminum handrail you deserve what is going to inevitably happen.

Snowboarders make awful patrollers when compared to skiers.

If you are "too lazy" to color correct then you "wasted" your money on that camera.

Two words. Color correction. I feel strongly that unless you have posted a video and have critiqued other's work you should not critique other critiques. It is a never ending cycle. A cycle of critiques.

Hey, if it wasn't for Doug I wouldn't know what the conditions are like on Blue Mountain's groomed trails. I also have it on good authority (read: Doug told me) that a lot of people enjoy his posts.

I've posted a bulletin to all my old campers/friends about these so if you were on the fence you might want to speak up before they get snatched. Still $90 shipped, but now I'm throwing in my shirt from the contest, size XL I don't know what's on the back of it but I haven't washed it yet so there is a good chance it will wash out.

Lift speed is usually dictated by ski patrol or the head of lift operations. I think I've explained it in the past but the logic behind running a lift slower is that there is more time to load and unload, therefor there should be less people falling while getting on/off the lift. Less slowdowns and stops at a slower speed are better than more frequent slowdowns and stops at a higher speed.

Now that's not very nice.

When I worked lifts it was explained that the ropes are only used in situations where the backup generator isn't an option. A hour on a chairlift is no walk in the park but it is by no means the end of the world. I'd be willing to bet that 95% of the people on the chair would have rather waited than be roped down.

I won these at the TransAm today and I am not a big fan of Oakleys so... You can get them here; Or you can get them from me for $90 shipped. The frames are more red than orange but the awful lighting of the photos make them look orange. I don't know what Oakley calls the lens.

A little backround info would be nice.

Protip: If you're leaving your board on a rack unsupervised you should use the toe or anklestrap on your binding to attach the board to the rack. In the event that someone does try to walk by and swoop on your board they will hopefully either; A. be confused as to why the board doesn't just come loose, or B. not want to take out time to unstrap the board from the rack.

Good luck trying to spin out of 2-inch ruts with those long jump planks. I'd rather see a daffy

The only guy from Neoproto that filmed full-time with Autumn Line was Tim. Next year is going to be a different story, though.

This is wrong.

Do you honestly believe the spelling error in my sig was a mistake? If so, you might want to get in touch with Jeff on his usage of the word "teh."

Oh, if you only knew the truth

That video was easily one of the dumbest and unnecessarly drawn-out "jokes" I've seen in a long time.