Recent content by 1nfinity

Oh my bad...the SUB SEC (special events center) isn't the same as the Morrisson Center. It's at the northwest end of the SUB, which is about in the middle of campus if you haven't been there before. It's like two or three buildings west of the stadium. If you go to the SUB there are a ton of...

Events center = Morrison Center Turn on University from Capitol, and then take your first left (right before the p-king garage). It's all the way at the end w/ the big parking lot.

If you haven't heard, there is a big rail jam this Saturday at BSU on the Intramural Field. It's a national tour so it should be pretty bomb.

He's clearly excluding you from the demographic. And he's got a good point. Anyone who ISN'T an arrogant ass can drop by and see the rare "legit, non-egotistical ass" form of a person in the ski industry. And try some bomb new skis...for free. And for the record, any good ski company has shitty...

*yeah *too You are entirely welcome.

For shizzle! Good point brah.

I rode the Shamans last spring at Powder, and all I can say is for a pretty Indy ski, they were pretty bomb. I concur that they are a bit short yet, but I didn't even really notice. They floated through the sluff like it was nothing. I have high hopes for the company. Ben (the co-owner) is a rad...

As much crap as Bogus gets for this or that, I have to give them props for the night skiing opportunity. If you have ever gone up by yourself on a clear night with good snow, you will know why. No lift lines, no politics, no one to impress, and absolutely serenely quiet. You can just ski how you...

Yeah I have "saw" Idea. And yeah I think it's retarded to ski without poles. Poles help you balance and help to plan smooth turns in crud...or moguls...or powder, and help you move on flat stuff so you don't just duck walk like a retard. If you learn how to use them, they should in no way hinder...

True story...it's been holding steady at about 1% of the population, but I think about 80% of that percentage is in south-west Idaho.

Yeah start "no polin"... just like all the pro skiers on movies and stuff...oh wait. They all use poles. And maybe they use poles for a reason too.

So I either assume you are a little junior high kid who gets picked on (possibly rightfully so), or you just condone being a dick with no balls...kinda like kids who yell crap from chairlifts, just because they don't have to be responsible for it. I think I am going to start skiing with a gun...

I like how this thread has nothing to do with Schweitzer anymore. Are you kidding me? If you spent half as much time skiing as you do being little kids and calling each other names, you would be pro by now. Threads like these make me fear for mankind...get over yourselves! Kinda goes back to...

I'm not trying to beak Idaho. I live here. I love it. But I just don't think saying it is completely equal to legendary places like Whistler, and that CO and UT don't have as much ski-able terrain is fair. I'm all for backing our state up, but I don't think that stuff is true. And we fly in and...

For one, snowmobile trails do not equal the amount of ski-able terrain. The average vertical drop for Valley county, as close as I can figure, is just over 2,500 feet. Sounds impressive...until you look at the Whistler Peak alone, which has 5280 feet...in just the actual resort. Hop over to...