A Sign of the Times

[PresidentSkroob]

First it was newschool skiing, then it was the golden era gangster age, then it was the new wave, now it seems as though the pendulum has swung as far as it can towards the progressive, liberal end of things. It’s time it will swing back. I think this means traditional tricks and outerwear will make a comeback. Wearing streetwear on the hill won’t be the norm. There will be a deemphasis on future spins. People will start thinking for themselves and not only rock on3ps mounted with pivots and track pants. I think we’re heading into an all new golden era, where it’s possible all of the waves of the past will converge into a unique wave.

It’s going to happen in every area of life, I think. Not just skiing. I believe there’s going to be an overall return to tradition and institution. People are finally realizing that letting our men dress up like a fairies and pretend to be girls isn’t good for society. That canceling people and destroying their careers just because they said the N word 15 years ago isn’t constructive. I can’t wait. It’s going to happen everywhere, all at once. In fact, it’s already begun. Get ready for the best years of our lives, people.

 

[hi_vis360]

Hahaha ok man whatever you say

 

[SlushSeason]

But i don't want to wear Spyder and ride Stöckli slalom skis

 

[sindreplassen]

This is 1000% ankillas burner acc

 

[SlushSeason]

I don't think so. Skroob writes too well and is actually funny half the time

This is 1000% ankillas burner acc

 

[BallClapper]

What a load.

 

[b0ss]

Run on sentence and left right politics within the first sentence. Didn’t read.

 

[Juviticus]

Wouldn't a return to tradition and norms in skiing completely go against everything freestyle skiing represents? This take ain't it

 

[tomfoolery]

First it was newschool skiing, then it was the golden era gangster age, then it was the new wave, now it seems as though the pendulum has swung as far as it can towards the progressive, liberal end of things. It’s time it will swing back. I think this means traditional tricks and outerwear will make a comeback. Wearing streetwear on the hill won’t be the norm. There will be a deemphasis on future spins. People will start thinking for themselves and not only rock on3ps mounted with pivots and track pants. I think we’re heading into an all new golden era, where it’s possible all of the waves of the past will converge into a unique wave.

It’s going to happen in every area of life, I think. Not just skiing. I believe there’s going to be an overall return to tradition and institution. People are finally realizing that letting our men dress up like a fairies and pretend to be girls isn’t good for society. That canceling people and destroying their careers just because they said the N word 15 years ago isn’t constructive. I can’t wait. It’s going to happen everywhere, all at once. In fact, it’s already begun. Get ready for the best years of our lives, people.

*smokes weed once

 

[J_Mendez2001]

Wouldn't a return to tradition and norms in skiing completely go against everything freestyle skiing represents? This take ain't it

I think he means just a return to the freedom and individuality of traditional(all-mountain non competitive) skiing instead of sticking to what the current wave is, not going back to the pinnacle of skiing being only racing.

 

[SmokedGouda]

I dont understand the hypebeast trend in park skiing. baggy gear is aight but some people going out there with gucci, coach, and other high end designer shit and get really dizzy off of rails. Does motion sickness exist to them?

 

[Juviticus]

I think he means just a return to the freedom and individuality of traditional(all-mountain non competitive) skiing instead of sticking to what the current wave is, not going back to the pinnacle of skiing being only racing.

But like what's the difference between just following the current wave and being inspired by it? Cultural understanding? Motivations? Skill?

I feel like we should just let people do/buy/ride what they want. Except for fursuits, I don't wanna see that shit on the hill. Visual equivalent of blasting obnoxious music from your bag

**This post was edited on Feb 5th 2024 at 6:40:56pm

 

[caveman31]

First it was newschool skiing, then it was the golden era gangster age, then it was the new wave, now it seems as though the pendulum has swung as far as it can towards the progressive, liberal end of things. It’s time it will swing back. I think this means traditional tricks and outerwear will make a comeback. Wearing streetwear on the hill won’t be the norm. There will be a deemphasis on future spins. People will start thinking for themselves and not only rock on3ps mounted with pivots and track pants. I think we’re heading into an all new golden era, where it’s possible all of the waves of the past will converge into a unique wave.

It’s going to happen in every area of life, I think. Not just skiing. I believe there’s going to be an overall return to tradition and institution. People are finally realizing that letting our men dress up like a fairies and pretend to be girls isn’t good for society. That canceling people and destroying their careers just because they said the N word 15 years ago isn’t constructive. I can’t wait. It’s going to happen everywhere, all at once. In fact, it’s already begun. Get ready for the best years of our lives, people.

Hate to tell you but the pendulum aint swingin nowhere, it only gets worse from here

 

[tutipups]

George Yappington

 

[freestyler540]

I agree with OP, Montec and dope snow is the same thing

 

[PresidentSkroob]

https://www.newschoolers.com/news/read/Skroob-Takes-Newschoolers-Storm