No one can un-see that cornish hen coming out of her ass...
100lbs of extra firm tofu?Does he have blocks of steel in the cart?
I did that Friday. But it was a double eject and it took 5min to find my skis.
Good times!! This was me Friday as well. Literally, that is me in the gif. I have never skied in waist deep snow. There is a learning curve! I feel three times on the run, which I thought wasn't that bad.I did that Friday. But it was a double eject and it took 5min to find my skis.
Tips up and go fast. Keep you tips up! And... I've stopped.Good times!! This was me Friday as well. Literally, that is me in the gif. I have never skied in waist deep snow. There is a learning curve! I feel three times on the run, which I thought wasn't that bad.
Also: keep an almost even weight on both skis at all times. Once you weight the one, it'll submarine and the other one will start heading to the surface.Tips up and go fast. Keep you tips up! And... I've stopped.
It's like when you get sketchy in the car - never lift.
You should have told me that on Friday. It would have made things less difficult, I'm sure.Also: keep an almost even weight on both skis at all times. Once you weight the one, it'll submarine and the other one will start heading to the surface.
And keep those skis close together. And bounce like Tigger.
I ain't no instructor.You should have told me that on Friday. It would have made things less difficult, I'm sure.
You know... not for long. You must have had SOME idea of what you were doing.But you were waiting for me
This I remember well from my once-in-a-lifetime waist deep POW experience in my old country.And bounce like Tigger.
Gravity needs a few moar shimz.@w00dy, is that you?
I have been off skis for over 20 years. do folks still use powder leashes like we did back in the day?I did that Friday. But it was a double eject and it took 5min to find my skis.
Our skis have brakes now... honestly I have no idea. @SkaredShtles to the white courtesy phone.I have been off skis for over 20 years. do folks still use powder leashes like we did back in the day?
we had brakes, but we used leashes in deep powder to avoid having to search and digOur skis have brakes now... honestly I have no idea. @SkaredShtles to the white courtesy phone.
I do remeber people attaching long bright streamers to skis and rolling them up, stuffing in the boot cuff (not attached to person) so they could find skis in deep snow.we had brakes, but we used leashes in deep powder to avoid having to search and dig
Not very common, but you do still see them occasionally.Our skis have brakes now... honestly I have no idea. @SkaredShtles to the white courtesy phone.