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sure you can, and if you really feel like you need to you can fall back on alpine style turns.

i might be there. ill be on teles most likely.

are you serious?

that was slightly amusing.

as soon as i graduate im moving for the winter.

the first time i tried i went right on my face. i've gotten much better since then, and now its not too hard.

looking at the forecast, chances are pretty slim. it is still a ways away though, it could easily change.

shit, kb is getting hostile these days.

well, maybe we will at least be able to look at it.

the true twin means is the tip and tail are the same height (as of like 4 years ago in the line catalog..maybe not anymore). it really doesn't make that much of a difference. as for them being symmetrical, i thought riding switch on the troublemakers felt better than it did on my 1260's. also...

holiday valley and kissing bridge are your best bets. there is another place a little closer, but from what i remember its not all that great. that was a while ago though.

no, they're in a pile at the bottom of the park.

creighton doesn't really ski. its all a big lie.

well, there is a dirt pile with a few inches of snow and a pile of rails, boxes, and a wallride. i wouldn't expect anything next weekend.

i go to st. mikes, i like it quite a bit. they even throw in a 25$ season pass to smuggs. the ski and snowboard club here is sick as well with the rail jams they do on campus. they also have d3 lax, im pretty sure that was mentioned already though.

i'm going wednesday morning in place of chem.

lucky, i miss the lake effect snows. all thats in the forcast now is slight chance of flurries. good thing there are snowmakers.

of course, emery park! i can't beleive i forgot about that place.

tehe. want to do some wicked telemarking with me over break?

oh emery, what fun. if they actually follow through with everything they are saying, the park could actually be sick..and open before march. i can't beleive they have 25 rails now.