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ashley's really smart for "promoting" herself...anyone that cant recognize is a dumbass. she's getting paid for doin what she loves. shut the fuck up about sayin she needs to learn how to ski. seriously guys this hatin shit is so lame...if u think ty is a cocky bastard u simply dont know him...

^thats my point...at the U.S. freeskiing comp in snowbird, even when there's really good snow out, not many people do anything over 40 ('cept julian carr's huck last year, and a few peeps hit this cliff called smokestack at last years comp, even that is only 50 at the very start of the season)...

im hungover too, and was wondering the same thing. i could be an armada pro, but i dont wanna.

i think the peeps sayin they want to do a 50 footer overestimate the height of cliffs. i want to pick up a cougar on the chairlift. seriously

no way. the year leather boots and straps went to plastic boots and bindings. early '50's i think. ye ye.. thats when it all happened

yeah i read that in the NY times. pop-punk really has no place anywhere.

a ski bum living in aspen sounds just a little ironic, just a little. the most expensive house very well could be in asspen, but yeah its hard to believe. i remember reading about bill gates' house and it was def up there. as far as i can see the only perk to livin in aspen are the cougars...

^haha that shit was funny. "hey, atleast im taking it back"...elias was a good character. and kinky kelly? i dont think anyone saw that one coming, haha lol "u can fuck her after the show for an extra 500". it was really good, not as good as the original however. it got too fuckin sappy at...

this is hard to do, but can be done: work part time at alta, you get a free pass, but have to live down in the valley. since you want this so called "night life", you'll want to live down in the valley not up on the mountain.you'll have to get a second job (part time) down in the valley to...

is that you, in the skiing one not water? thats a really cool lookin rock

ur right cuz its me...

One of the more entertaining parts of the book is Shane McConkey's bonus chapter on the skiing game of G.N.A.R.(Gaffney's Numerical Assessment of Radness). The game is played with fellow low I.Q. skiers and points are awarded depending on actions performed and lines skied. For example, if you...

oh yeah let me introduce myself. i'm ted

royale, suck on this chump... https://www.newschoolers.com/ns3/web/content/pictures.php?id=68557&cat=all&search_string=60ft+air& you need to quit claimin like a bitch, or post a pic.

come on guys... ski patrollers. they'd actually use it practically, not to look ghetto and "steezy" im gonna shout out to ski patrollers now cause i dont know if its been done b4 on this website, but they deserve it. theyre extremely underappreciated, keep us safe from avy's, and care for us...

3 footer right here. stomped.

i didnt go but i heard phil and friends tore it up, how could radiohead not be on your list?

hahahaha royale, we need pics...seriously man if ur cork fivin 30 footers u wouldn't be livin in WA with no sponsors, you'd be skiin all over the world and getting paid to do so. either ur bluffing, or ur highly overestimating the height of ur drops

wazzzup fellas...anyone here ever played the game of G.N.A.R. (Gaffney's Numerical Assessment of Radness)? it's explained in Squallywood, which I'm gonna order. it sounds like hella fun, plus makes you improve light heartedly. if you have played, what's the G.N.A.R.'liest thing you did...

i've got faith