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yeah my buddy went... said the takeoff was like real steep in the beginning but flattened out at the end - which were sending people forward and people were getting owned on it.

I'll be there may 12th... hungover - since my last final of my first year at law school is the 11th. It's going to be rough. Anyone else going then?

my heel is still effed up from 2 months ago from overshooting a jump which blows... i wanna go to hike n huck so bad.

wow... once i looked at the painting that the dumonts are based on - they make so much more sense. I think I like them more now that I understand what's going on. The full painting is sick looking.

yeah it was gnar... you can't see from the pics but the entrance had rocks on a strip that wasn't wide enough for Plake's normal skis... so he was actually rocking a pair of 169 PEs which was pretty funny to see him on. They each had to make jump turns in the beginning, which was sketch since...

Ok - well here's the pics then. I went to Chamonix, France for my spring break 2005 and happened to stumble upon Kye with Glenn Plake shooting w/ Eric Iberg for a big screen action sports movie - that I have yet to hear more about. Anyway... I found out later that the couloir that they were...

What happened to it... i posted all those pics up last night of when I saw him skiing the couloir where his father died and now it got deleted??

i went to chamonix... it was fucking sick.

you're going to break your neck, your parents will sue someone, and then there will be no terrain parks for anyone... how about you just stick to 360's.

oh hell yeah... thanks for the good news bro.

We're talking about negligence... not recklessness or an intentional tort which have a higher culpability standard. Not sure what they taught you in your "risk management class"... but an express assumption of the risk (contractual consent)releases a defendant from an obligation of reasonable...

lol that doesn't make any sense at all. skierman strikes again?

totally agree... especially with resorts as businesses - they're out to make money. And attorney's fees of course do suck... but the resort can recover attorney's fees if the ct finds that the lawsuit is frivolous. Which i would think that everyone that tries to sue because they got injured...

Waiver's definitely do "do shit" A waiver is an express assumption of the risk - by contractual consent. Although it does not preclude liability of negligent maintenance as you mentioned... from the brief news article it seemed like the lawyer argued that the jump was negligently built since it...

that link isn't working... but im assuming that it has to do with the washington case. when this semester is overim gunna look up that case. im in law school and i wonder how the court overcame the liability waiver - since it is really basic contracts common law theory. from all the cases that...

im down... i can't hit up tucks until may 12th though i heard theres no place to really build anything there though.

what are you serious?? doesn't say anything on their website about it being canceled.

yo i heard you just got some new skis! congrats!

it should be on... they had a lot of snow up there. but then again it was 88 today in concord which is only an hour away from loon.

when we gunna see video??