Snowboarders, Anyone?
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Hell yeah! Bein' in AZ doesn't help my addiction for boardin' but sunrise is only a 4 hour drive away. Makes for a long day on those day runs up north but it's worth it! I just picked it up a couple of years ago and can't wait for winter to roll around every year. Now my winters are torn between going to the dunes in cali or goin' up north to go boarding. Either way, I get my fill! Our season is usually pretty short out here too which is rough but a couple of trips to colorado this year will help some.
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Utah - That's where I go to ski. One must look at the cost vs. the magnificent terrain. What's the point of paying $25 for 900 ft. of crusty vertical at the Mom & Pop area vs. $65 for 3000+ feet of powder at a Utah mega-hill.
Don't plan a boarding trip to Alta - still not letting them in.
Don't plan a boarding trip to Alta - still not letting them in.
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I love when we go on snowboarding trips sponsored by a guy in my fraternity. We get 5-6 slope-side lodges with hot tubs on a deck outside, and bring enough booze to last the marines a month. I hate snowboarding, all of the mountains feel the same to my ****. I don't talk bad about anyone who does it, in fact I love them for it. Many of the girls opt out on lift tickets and stick to boozin it up in the lodges and hot-tub...with THIS GUY.
Ride on, snowboarders.
Indeed spikedog...just don't wake me and the girls up when you get back.
Originally Posted by spikedog
Ride on, snowboarders.
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Geez, JDMorg, sounds like you guys know how to throw a party! Just sober up before getting on the mountain.
I try not to talk bad about snowboarders, but after 30 years of skiing and patrolling, some habits die hard. Boarders have been great for the industry, which has been flat since the glory days of expansion in the '60's and '70's. Most complaints deal with rowdy young guys, but it's the typical behavior of that age group, not what's on their feet.
Still, I miss the gals in tight stretch 1-piece Bogner suits tucked into their ski boots. Nowdays the chicks are into unisex dirt-brown parkas that reach down to their knees and baggy pants. The price you pay when you spend that much time sitting on the snow.
I try not to talk bad about snowboarders, but after 30 years of skiing and patrolling, some habits die hard. Boarders have been great for the industry, which has been flat since the glory days of expansion in the '60's and '70's. Most complaints deal with rowdy young guys, but it's the typical behavior of that age group, not what's on their feet.
Still, I miss the gals in tight stretch 1-piece Bogner suits tucked into their ski boots. Nowdays the chicks are into unisex dirt-brown parkas that reach down to their knees and baggy pants. The price you pay when you spend that much time sitting on the snow.
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Its not EVERY teenager on a board, I aint one of the bad snowboarders. I watch out for people and I try not to be careless....but you cant help but stay out of the trees
Everyonce in a while you still see girls in tight pants
Whats better though is when its like in the upper 30's and girls are there in low cut tops
Everyonce in a while you still see girls in tight pants
Whats better though is when its like in the upper 30's and girls are there in low cut tops
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Hey now watch what your sayin buddy (spikedog) im a 17 year old boarder (alpine board, i use to freeride but i like speed and i used to be on ski patrol, now not to talk about about those older than me :P but they have always attached a stigma to us boarders... i have met just as many rude "punk" skiers as boarders..... i have been on the mountain for the past 6 yers.....
acerockola.... you got it lucky man.. goin to WSU and all. I now live in indiana, but i moved here a year ago from WEnatchee, WA. I used to board at Mission Ridge, and Stevens Pass
acerockola.... you got it lucky man.. goin to WSU and all. I now live in indiana, but i moved here a year ago from WEnatchee, WA. I used to board at Mission Ridge, and Stevens Pass
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Originally Posted by spikedog
Geez, JDMorg, sounds like you guys know how to throw a party! Just sober up before getting on the mountain.
I'm sure that booze and mountians don't mix, it hurts bad enough sober. Next time we go up, I'm bringing my sled or some black trashbags and just hurling myself down the mountain at night. It's beautiful up there, and I love going downhill fast, just not on boards.
You guys are a blast to watch on the mountains though