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shoot did I say drinking!...*ehem* skiing...alpine skiing team, how could I get those two words confused in relation to a college club "racing" team?

mmmmm, college alpine drinking teams. Nothing like paying hundreds of dollars a year to get wasted at 6,500 feet.

^^yeah nojahojas, no hate towards you at all. You're just looking at a way to remedy the situation. You've done nothing but bust your butt for us these last few years and we definately appreciate it, good memories for sure. Thankyou.

Yeah, that makes perfect sense for a college pass, because it's not like I go to college during the week or anything...why didn't I think of this sooner!? -sorry, but this whole alpine thing has left a pretty bad taste in my mouth incase you haven't noticed...

yeah, whatever you do, don't tell JMA's investors that, but then again, they're proably of the school of thought that believes global warming is a big hoax...just like evolution...right?

^well you see, most of the locals work in ski industry jobs or in jobs that rely on ski tourism such as restaurants. So by catering to locals, what JMA Ventures actually means is that they will bring in nine times the ammount of tourists who will then boost the local economy providing copious...

Allright, just throwing ideas out here, but it is possible I believe, I haven't checked google earth yet, but if they put a lift up the peak to skier's right of high T, they theoretically would be able to connect Alpine and Homewood. Buying the land between the two areas and building a massive...

man, your guy's lingo is all screwed up...I've always used "banger" as a bad thing like synonomous with "bunk" or "whack," but in this context it looks like "banger" means "sick" or "rad" or "legit" or "off the toast rack" for that matter. It is all very confusing really. I'm off to urban...

hey you guys know I'm down. We'll just pose in the parking lot and then go make thizz faces on the sundeck and claim on the parkrat n00bs that paid for passes...it's much safer that way.

^yeah that was the main idea in my note...the 19-24 year olds of today are tomorrow's 35-40 year olds deciding on where to teach their children to ski, it all comes back around in the end.

I'm sure the tracking out of powder stashes since 2000 has nothing to do with the fact that fat skis became a staple of every single serious skier's quiver starting around that time thereby making it possible for even novices to ski areas previously reserved for only the most skilled athletes.

Do you even buy your own season passes? I know for me personally I learned yesterday that Alpine raised their prices by $450. That's more than double last year's price. That's also close to a month's rent for me. I can't justify that, like not I don't feel like it, but like I can't buy books...

yep looks like the new management has made some decisions reguarding the age group they don't want hanging around their new business venture (19-27). This also makes me wonder how much effort they're going to let Nojahojas put into park upkeep and design. I'm seriously considering heading over...

^call me crazy but yeah, if you're trying to bring the skimack rail back, one that has less chance of paralization/ head trauma/exploded testicles would be pretty sweet, call it the "skimack is still bitching at me so try this on for size damnit rail."

My favorite ski movie, possibly favorite movie period, nothing else stands up to the clockwork editing, incredible film work and perfect soundtrack. I would love nothing more than to see another movie made by these guys.

True true, the best of a low snow season to say the least, the roo line up was the smoothest jump line I have ever hit many props.

^one word: triaxil braided fiberglass fir cores...K2's signature heeeeaaavy assed ski core.

ah, two things to make me happy, first a beautiful looking jump on roo still even though it's looking like other resorts are starting to give up and second looks like alpine will stay open at least until the 22. Happy times!!!!!

This is very interesting news. I know the company that bought homewood has some big plans and now that alpine is owned by them as well it looks like there is alot of potential for growth at both resorts. The question will be as to whether we'll end up with two more northstars at the end of the...

This is a way legit seller, and there are some great deals here, definately jump on this stuff.