I was really bored and was thinking, yes thinking and I remembered that my freind used to live on an actual ski hill! It was like 4 years ago, it wasnt a great ski hill (wisconsin) but it was a genuine ski hill like 20yrs back. Any way they bought the lodge and converted it to a house. The backyard was the ski hill. They used the tow rope house as thier shed, it was phatty. Im so pissed that I didnt do anything about it back then, we could have had the biggest backyard jib in the world. I think they sold it for like 250K, anyone in the midwest wanna go in with me? Think of it, a ski lodge to chill in, big screen, ski movies, crazy parties, and of course a sweet terrain park all to our selves.
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Chimichanga15
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What ski hill was it?
Chimichanga15
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Oh yeah and where is it?
Tele-Jibber
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my backyard has a slope with about 20ft. vert but its really short probibly 25 degrees. Last year I built this huge kicker and didn't test it while making it only to find that I couldn't get enough speed up and would just drop off the other side. This year I'm building a rail though.
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Freestyla_01
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a bunch of ppl should go see if that house is still there, and have like 10 ppl live there. the 10 ppl could afford to split bills 10 ways, you could also take roomers, and have ppl pay to use ur park.
Your Chi is strong. My Cotton Shirt Is Stronger.
Cats always land on their feet. Toast always lands buttered side down. I propose we strap pieces of toast to the backs of cats, buttered side up, and net them all together, the contraption, hovering inches above the surface, could link a monorail from Vancouver to New York.
Your Chi is strong. My Cotton Shirt Is Stronger.
Cats always land on their feet. Toast always lands buttered side down. I propose we strap pieces of toast to the backs of cats, buttered side up, and net them all together, the contraption, hovering inches above the surface, could link a monorail from Vancouver to New York.
newschooler14
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at cascade in wisconsin if you go all the way to the left side of the hill as you looking downhill peoples backyards go right up to it!!! that would be awesome. where in WI is, madison area? cause i heard about one place up north that still has t-bars and everything but went out of businees in the 80's. that would be the coolest thing to own
newschooler14
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o ok. where are you from?
