i just found out i'm getting another recognition award for work, which means new espresso grinder!Or, in the case of @jonKranked, Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrday.
We appreciate you so much we'd like to...
Those good Aryan boys look a bit... feminine. NTTAWWT.
it's blowin' like crazy down here too. at least it's a hot wind!
Average for my ride today was 16, low 14.7 high 18.4. It was a west wind so never head on. 20MPH SSW is where I draw the line.
Aptos. Arrive, pack car, turn around, drive home.
Maybe this?
Esp since they're ending the 14-day quarantine requirement on June 1st. We are going to perform a tactical strike to get the eldest kid's shit from the University. You'll understand if we don't have time to hang out and drink, @Montana rider?This chart puts UT near the top of the worst (7th)
MT is dead last / first but that ship will sail with mud season "ending" and out-of-state summer tourons/2nd home owners ramping up visitation:
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My friends kid who lied about getting into Harvard is going to MSU. Turns out he is no smarter than your crotch spawn. Tell them to avoid a tall kid named Camden.Esp since they're ending the 14-day quarantine requirement on June 1st. We are going to perform a tactical strike to get the eldest kid's shit from the University. You'll understand if we don't have time to hang out and drink, @Montana rider?
Also - middle kid will *also* be attending MSU in the fall... so 2 down... 1 to go.
No worries, I need to get cracking on the fixer-upper in Idahoozle but I may be around so do reach out if you find an open window and want to grab tacos (in a socially distant way...)Esp since they're ending the 14-day quarantine requirement on June 1st. We are going to perform a tactical strike to get the eldest kid's shit from the University. You'll understand if we don't have time to hang out and drink, @Montana rider?
Also - middle kid will *also* be attending MSU in the fall... so 2 down... 1 to go.
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Thanks for the heads-up. My crotch-spawn both were accepted at Colorado School of Mines, but both have decided that proximity to skiing is more important than a top-tier engineering degree (not that MSU's eng program isn't very good).
is not the school of mines suicide rate off the chart.....or has that changed....Thanks for the heads-up. My crotch-spawn both were accepted at Colorado School of Mines, but both have decided that proximity to skiing is more important than a top-tier engineering degree (not that MSU's eng program isn't very good).
At this point, there is little question that they are genetically my kids... although the smarts thing must have come from my wife's side.
I was able to afford skiing once while in college.Thanks for the heads-up. My crotch-spawn both were accepted at Colorado School of Mines, but both have decided that proximity to skiing is more important than a top-tier engineering degree (not that MSU's eng program isn't very good).
At this point, there is little question that they are genetically my kids... although the smarts thing must have come from my wife's side.
Bridger Bowl season pass is... somewhat "reasonable" up there. Eldest kid got a pass for his HS graduation last year from a group of our friends who went in together on that graduation gift for him.
I don't think $750 ($700 for the college kids if book by 10/15) is somewhat reasonable.Bridger Bowl season pass is... somewhat "reasonable" up there. Eldest kid got a pass for his HS graduation last year from a group of our friends who went in together on that graduation gift for him.
He's gonna have to buy his own this year.
Oh, damn... wasn't it $600 for a college pass pre-season last year?
FTS
And even with the education the risks are still quite non-negligible.
They can be negligible, but that necessitates NO gnar... which is difficult for competent skiers.
Yeah, sticking to less than 30 degree slopes, no?
That's the key.
I mean, 99% of what you typically ski inbounds is less than that on average.
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you prove my point.The 10 Steepest Runs at Copper Mountain - ETR's Guide to Copper
An empirical list of the steepest runs at Copper, both by maximum angle and average pitch. Plus lots of other interesting data about Copper's expert runs.
39 degrees is certainly skiable, though, and that exists in-bounds. One could have fun at 30 degrees, sure, but to have above that be a danger? I'll stick to the crowds, costs, and patrol-blasted terrain.
Do they blast like patrol does? One blasting the slope with piss is not quite the sameSounds like you guys need e-skis.
