Beginning to wonder?

[Greg]

lol, some might say not stupid enough. But I'll say it's up to the individual. Cause, you know, everyone's personal situation may not be identical to yours.

what is core anyway? Is there a core-meter out there i can rate myself with? Hardcore, softcore, rated R etc.

Right on, Pat! :beer:

Some may say that if you can't ski bumps, you're not "core" enough...

 

[Greg]

I'm actually back in the "I can't do crap about it anyways" mode. I was really bummed about the K non-opening on Friday, especially because there was so much interest and things towards the end of October/beginning of November looked so promising.

Anyway, I'm cool now. I don't normally get out more than one or two days in November anyway. Yesterday I got most of the yard work done (7 hours of raking and hauling leaves to the woods :blink: ). I'll probably only need to mow one more time and then it's time to change the oil on all the yard equipment, snow thrower. Deck furniture is already put away. Today, we took our oldest daughter to get hooked up with seasonal rentals so now I'm just back to the waiting game. I'm anxious, but not as totally bummed as last week. It'll be here soon enough, folks.

 

[koreshot]

Obviously, you are not core enough then. I hiked and skied along with my hubby and son last weekend and we drove up to Killington just for one day because my son had a football game and my daughter a cheerleading competition. Had to stay at home this weekend due to playoff games and other matters; otherwise, I would have gone back up and hiked for some turns. If you needed a fix like I did, you would have hiked too.

ummm... wow. thanks for your thoughtful comments?

Oh yeah well, last year I drove 8+ hours from south jersey to Jay Peak in the middle of the night, didn't get any sleep so I could be in Jay by 8am when the lifts opened so that I could ski some powder. I skied a full day and then drove back. That means I am more core, more dedicated and love the sport more than you do. So there.

 

[JimG.]

"Oh chef of the future, can it core a apple?"

-Ed Norton to Ralph Kramden

 

[highpeaksdrifter]

"Oh chef of the future, can it core a apple?"

:lol: Classic, my all time favorite Honeymooners episode. "Zip, Zip, Zip" :lol:

 

[JimG.]

:lol: Classic, my all time favorite Honeymooners episode. "Zip, Zip, Zip" :lol:

"Zip, Zip I am done."

 

[highpeaksdrifter]

"Zip, Zip I am done."

"And if my wife Trixie says I told you so when I get home, I'm going to punch her right in the kisser."

 

[highpeaksdrifter]

ummm... wow. thanks for your thoughtful comments?

Oh yeah well, last year I drove 8+ hours from south jersey to Jay Peak in the middle of the night, didn't get any sleep so I could be in Jay by 8am when the lifts opened so that I could ski some powder. I skied a full day and then drove back. That means I am more core, more dedicated and love the sport more than you do. So there.

It's probably the smug look George C. has on his puss that made her want to give you a shot. :wink: