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I tried to spray some kids I knew last year and I hit one of their boards. I felt like a tool, but we made up and jibbed an electrical box later that night.

I was scared about being a noob when I went to camp last summer. The kids at my hill were probably better than the average skier in my camp so I didn't have to worry about being the biggest noob in the group. But don't worry about that. Once you're at camp you will be so excited you won't care...

Does tightening your boots help prevent it? I had it horrible when I landed something one day I rested, put ice on it and came back out with my straps looser.

Pow is more fun but most people who ski can't ski pow everyday.

Where the fuck are your parents? My mom doesn't let me do 180s.

I would say atomic triplets. I own a pair, but I said pair so I only have 2. The shop near me bought 2 sets of triplets last year and just sold them in pairs. I bought a pair because they had the last pair on sale for 100 dollars.

The first one I ever tried was on an extremely small jump and I planted a fist into the ground and almost rotated it. Then I built a jump with a slight upward takeoff and just hucked it. The first dozen or so fails didn't hurt because it was into some powder and steep and then I landed. Its hard...

I tried hand of god on that idoser thing and shit started to look bigger and smaller and then some scratchy noise came on louder than the relaxing tones for a split second and it scared the living shit out of me and I stopped. The marijuana one doesn't do anything but has sounds of waterfalls...

Front flips were my first invert but thats only because I am super confident throwing them off benches, tables, and ledges with shoes on. I want to try a lincoln this weekend though.

I don't have one at my school of 3000 kids.

I like it. I don't know if you guys had anything to do with picking the banner ads but that one made me happy.

I went to a mostly racer camp this summer and in the afternoons when everyone was seshing the tramp or whatever I would have never guessed they were wearing spandex earlier that day. They're not really any better or worse than your average person who skis a lot. I think what they are doing is...

It cost 50 dollars for a replacement pass at my hill. Last year my cousin lost his but they were nice and gave him a new one. The next day I found the old one.