ctenidae said:
Believe it or not, we actually had a topic on this last year...
http://forums.alpinezone.com/viewtopic.php?t=3421
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Stuff thats OK to toss off a lift...
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Believe it or not, we actually had a topic on this last year...
http://forums.alpinezone.com/viewtopic.php?t=3421
bvibert said:Can we say its ok to throw New Yorkers off the lift?
I suppose thats getting old too... :roll:
:lol: Just kidding of course!:beer:
Sure you can say it; you might even try to do it. At that point you'll be on the ground looking up at the New Yorker on the lift.
:lol: Just kidding of course! :wink:
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JimG. said:
It was as joke!!!
I do think people talking on cell phones should be banned. if you need to use the phone go to car or the lodge.
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ga2ski said:
No way.... the cell phone frees me up when i'm oncall for work...
I'd lose 20 minutes of skiing just to not bug you...
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Anyone got sa picture of one of the many trees?
dmc said:
OK; I wouldn't throw you off the lift anyway.
ga2ski said:
I know...it's just that every time this comes up I'm sure to see :argue: soon thereafter and that gets old real fast.
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Here is my list of items that are ok...
The occasional tree with undergarments has become tradition, and we all know you can't mess with tradition. So thats number 1, and if you don't like the sex of the undergarments, tough luck, go buy some boxers and put them up!
Sometimes I spit on closed trails, I know gross, but its kind of fun to see what you can hit.
and the occasionaly number 3, I have been known to "accidently" drop a pole on a closed trail with lots of powder, that really shouldn't be closed. It certainly gives me an excuse to ski down and get my own pole!!!
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The occasional tree with undergarments has become tradition, and we all know you can't mess with tradition. So thats number 1, and if you don't like the sex of the undergarments, tough luck, go buy some boxers and put them up!
Sometimes I spit on closed trails, I know gross, but its kind of fun to see what you can hit.
and the occasionaly number 3, I have been known to "accidently" drop a pole on a closed trail with lots of powder, that really shouldn't be closed. It certainly gives me an excuse to ski down and get my own pole!!!
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salida said:
Post of the day...
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That is a clever idea.
dmc said:
Agreed! :beer:
Brettski said:
At Snow in Feb:
(click on the thumb for a bigger version)
Magic in Mar:
(click on the thumb for a bigger version)
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bvibert said:Brettski said:
At Snow in Feb:
(click on the thumb for a bigger version)
Magic in Mar:
(click on the thumb for a bigger version)
That doesnt look degrading...
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looks like somone's laundry exploded...
dmc said:
I don't think so either, if you look at the Snow pic you can see all sorts of stuff; shirts, boxers, work boots :blink: ... not just women's under garments... I think there were some manly looking undergarments in the Magic tree too...
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Brettski said:
...and that makes it ok? I don't know...guys that have to throw their macho-ness around by bragging that they scored the night before probably are not worth having. Girls that have to brag in some way that they scored the night before...we used to have a name for them....and it wasn't too nice. They were not the kind you really wanted to be associated with.
A related story:
At a New England Area
Last year, or was it the year before, a teenaged
"princess" decided to bare all from the waist up for the high school boys and took a NASTY fall and got rather severe abrassions. She fell in the iced up half pipe.
I was in the bathroom when she and her friends came in. The white tee she put on before coming to the lodge was covered with blood and such. Her friends were laughing hysterically, she was crying. She was there with a school group and one of the chaperones saw the group come into the lodge and went into the bathroom to check on her. She was taken to ski patrol and sent out by ambulance.
I'd like to see her explaining that to the chaperones, Principal(most likely),Patrollers, EMTs, Doctors and her parents. I truly hope that the kid did not end up with scars because of a foolish act.
Yes, I am getting old...but not too old to see that if left unchecked, things will continue to get more and more out of hand.
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..CEOs!.... :lol: over 50yo. Powderhound21 stays :lol: , but the CEOs go head first over the safety bar
..CEOs!.... :lol: over 50yo. Powderhound21 stays :lol: , but the CEOs go head first over the safety bar
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Did I post something good?
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Tossing trash!
Littering ANYWHERE pisses me off! I can't understand how otherwise CLEAN people think nothing of dropping whatever they don't want at the moment, wherever they are. Back in 1971 while I was spending a few days in Berlin, Germany I learned that there was an international High School marching band competition going on. Since I am fluent in German I overheard a couple of people at a bus stop commenting negatively about a rather large group of young "Americans" walking together past the bus stop. I was curious and asked them how they knew they were "Americans?" The answer: "Look at the trail of trash they are leaving behind as they walk." Despite the fact that I once smoked as a "cool" youth, I could not toss a cigarette butt on the ground. I shook off the ashes and pocketed the butt until I got to a trash can. I guess it was my European cultural values kicking in. BTW, having traveled from the southern tip of Spain all the way north to Stockholm Sweden, I have noticed that the further north you travel the cleaner the streets and roadsides; while conversely, the further south you travel the greater the amount of roadside trash and litter.
Littering ANYWHERE pisses me off! I can't understand how otherwise CLEAN people think nothing of dropping whatever they don't want at the moment, wherever they are. Back in 1971 while I was spending a few days in Berlin, Germany I learned that there was an international High School marching band competition going on. Since I am fluent in German I overheard a couple of people at a bus stop commenting negatively about a rather large group of young "Americans" walking together past the bus stop. I was curious and asked them how they knew they were "Americans?" The answer: "Look at the trail of trash they are leaving behind as they walk." Despite the fact that I once smoked as a "cool" youth, I could not toss a cigarette butt on the ground. I shook off the ashes and pocketed the butt until I got to a trash can. I guess it was my European cultural values kicking in. BTW, having traveled from the southern tip of Spain all the way north to Stockholm Sweden, I have noticed that the further north you travel the cleaner the streets and roadsides; while conversely, the further south you travel the greater the amount of roadside trash and litter.
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Few things get my britches in a bunch more than seeing some dumba$$ throwing a used snotrag off a lift. :angry: And cig buts trown from anywhere ie; car,lift, or just stanting on the sidewalk into anything but an ashtray makes me hear those voices in my head that say kill!
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