........a titty windowOnly because he thinks it is a window
It's a window, but with titties.
........a titty windowOnly because he thinks it is a window
She's not wrong.
I tried skiing in 8 or 10 feet of Sierra Cement. It was freaking impossible. Probably a lot more manageable now with fat skis, but unless you were on double-black slopes upwards of 40 degrees, it was shit back in the day trying to ski that stuff.as @rideit has often said: "I don't even know what to do with 80 inches in a day"
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Some of that upper is steep enough, most of the lower isn't. Thunder Saddle area was a lot better, although it was possible around Kirkwood to get some light drier snow when the snow levels were crazy low.^^^^ Cornice chair and chair 4 at Kirkwood on an epic powder day
This stuff is cold.I tried skiing in 8 or 10 feet of Sierra Cement. It was freaking impossible. Probably a lot more manageable now with fat skis, but unless you were on double-black slopes upwards of 40 degrees, it was shit back in the day trying to ski that stuff.
Not with highs in the 20s it won'tEspecially since it will likely be white rain.
Just depends on density. I've legit been able to go up a relatively flat road in 6ft of not quite blower, definitely not cement. Any slope, fugettaboutit. To be honest, the older low, wide designs float better. They just didn't have the track length modern ones do.How do sleds manage in snow like that these days? I know they are much better, but is there an upper limit (aside from Avy danger?)
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Now I kinda wanna drive up to Jackson and yell, "Shut the fuck up, Donnie... you're out of your element" while you're blowing the drive with the toy.Definitely gonna nickname the ICE one Jesus. Definitely,
And the little toy one Donnie.
Scheming with a mate, already... I'll definitely keep you in the loop.You are welcome anytime.
publix is "fancy"Why do I imagine that this was in a Publix?
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publix is "fancy"
That's some food lion shit, even the cultural reference.