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thanks man...finally someone payed attention watching those videos... im a booter...not so much now as i was, but i think i got a lot of my steeze from skating... rails came easy, and rotations... for anyone who still puts rollerbladers down, go try it yourself... ill lend u my skates.

no dude, u can get above a 4.0... honors and ap classes add .025 to ur gpa for each class, so i think the highest anyone can get in hs is around a 4.4 i was dumb getting my car...i have a 97 integra that i got 2 years ago for 11 gs... now i know that i should have spent 2000 more for the '02...

yea 170s might be big... but mips are short...i think 160s... besides, there are a lot of short people riding big skis... just depends on how good they are and how they control their skis. 170s arent THAT big... especially when they're center mounted. armadas are good too, but i havent owned a...

ninthwards...any model...u wont be disappointed. with ur height... center mount first blood 170s or butterlicious 170s...otherwise get mips

hell yea i would hit it... im not scared...but i would be really nervous... i think i would need someone to do it before me... just so i could see how much speed i would need. i prolly wouldnt guinnea pig it. i wish i could afford to go down and try it this year... maybe next season you only...

damn... talk about living life like u were gonna die tomorrow... that's fucking sik. cant wait to see it on video me next!! haha jk

3000gt vr4... twin turbo awd...and yea u can find one for under 10000. but its more of a street racing car... try to get a subu, durango, or a 4runner...i think those do the best in the snow.

its not...to some people...but for most people the takeoff is the hardest part to learn...which is what he's asking about.

yea...i would just stick to whats closer...northstar, alpine, squaw, etc. anyone from reno btw?

we made it 3 1/2 hours flat with icy roads from the mcqueen area (northern reno) and u really dont have any idea of what you're talking about. the scenery was awesome on the way out.

try to make sure both skis are on the same edge...i.e. don't v-bomb it. if you try to take off in a switch snowplow one of your skis is most likely going to rip off (from experience). learn to carve switch

hell yea it's worth going to Mammoth! otherwise, try Alpine or Northstar. Boreal is an all-mountain park now so I'm sure they're good.