Hey Asshole
- Thread starter JoeF2661
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ASSholebomber22
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Catch me out postholing to get the lycra-bonded skimo-rons heated
You don't own the trail, fuck you I do what I want.
You don't own the trail, fuck you I do what I want.
CatdickBojangles
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14109194:Dan-Man said:
He is also on a strict gluten free diet and only shops at Whole Foods and has a fat ass trust fund.
ReturnToMonkey
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>goes touring with variable terrain, avalanche danger, sometimes exposed roots and rocks, hills, snow drifts, wild sasquaches, etc
>Gets angry about holes 1/10th the length of their skis and posts on the internet about it
>Gets angry about holes 1/10th the length of their skis and posts on the internet about it
AlmostCooler
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14109227:ConesForBreakfas said:
/thread
nosebutterpizza
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stop skinning my post hole track
SkinnyPenis
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14109223:CatdickBojangles said:
Gotta bring the kombucha thermos to earn your turns
skierman_jack
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Imagine skiing in the east where I don’t give a shit.
freeballer
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The only people that complain about this just very recently took a basic avy course and has maybe ventured into the backcountry maybe twice in his life.
Granby_killdozer
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Go ride a lift if you don't want to earn your turns. Those people post holing are working twice as hard as you to ski the same crappy slack country.
CoffeePants6417
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topic:JoeF2661 said:
Amen brother. Fucking scum.
Monsieur_Patate
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Never understood why people get so worked up over someone bootpacking the skin track. I personnaly give exactly zero fucks if people have bootpacked the skin track I'm on. My skis are long enough that I won't drop in the holes, and unless the track is very steep, it likely will not impact my grip at all. If it really is that steep, then the bootpack is likely straight up while the skin track is not, so I just don't see an actual reoccuring scenario where it really matters.
And at the end of the day, if you're skining up an established skin track then it's likely not yours, you're benefiting from someone else's work, so fuck you for even complaining, set up your own track, you lazy fuck.
And at the end of the day, if you're skining up an established skin track then it's likely not yours, you're benefiting from someone else's work, so fuck you for even complaining, set up your own track, you lazy fuck.
GayWolf420
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i like a nice traffic jam on certain traverses in bounds due to someone post-holing
partyandBS
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Just cleared my schedule today. Gonna bring my post hole digger and ruin all your skin tracks.
Skibumsmith
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I ALWAYS bootpack the skin track when I do a lap in Rocky Point at Alta.
freeski_Shaggy
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OP needs to go back to the TGR forum
Govygen_gourmet
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this thread doesnt make any sense. i just take the chairlift, no walking required to bomb these dank ass blue groomers ??
partyandBS
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Update:
Corona virus has pushed me into getting an AT set up and getting into the back coutry like i have wanted to for years anyway. Now that i fully understand skinning up a post holed track to get up to a crusty line i gotta say..... OP is still a lil bitch. Like go 2 feet over. Its fine.
Corona virus has pushed me into getting an AT set up and getting into the back coutry like i have wanted to for years anyway. Now that i fully understand skinning up a post holed track to get up to a crusty line i gotta say..... OP is still a lil bitch. Like go 2 feet over. Its fine.
arnie_grape
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awwww the granola eating van dweller hippie fuck can't afford a lift pass and has to ski over some foot prints 
that is tragic man. really tragic. I really hope you're doing okay. please don't kill yourself.
**This post was edited on Apr 5th 2020 at 5:44:48pm
that is tragic man. really tragic. I really hope you're doing okay. please don't kill yourself.
**This post was edited on Apr 5th 2020 at 5:44:48pm
14126058:partyandBS said:
When the snow is deep it's def slower and more effort to set a new skin track. Also in this situation when I went out last week people were taking the sides off of traverses with snowshoes.
To some extent it doesn't matter but it's all etiquette which a lot of people lack. Same for park stuff. People don't know so whatever, but when people are clueless or don't give a fuck in avy terrain it's kinda sketch.
Most of the people snowshoeing went I went out were mostly in the meadows. And part of the climb up the ridge was packed firmly enough that they could have walked with crampons and not even dug it up much. Idk it's nice to be able to cruise.
