Kid of snowmoblie

Concord

Concord

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Did u guys hear about that kid that fell off Keystone Mountain in BC off a 1500 ft cliff and surived with only a broken leg.

There is no such thing as shitty snow only shitty skiers

If it was easy they would call it snowboarding
 
no..whats it have to do with snowmobiles...and can u verify this happening?

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No haven't seen that one...but saw on the news a story about a guy what was lost in WA for like 4 days while skiing...lost at a ski resort or something with a storm coming in...details were fuzzy but he's alive.

 
He fell off the cliff on the snowmobile I seen it in the paper last night.

There is no such thing as shitty snow only shitty skiers

If it was easy they would call it snowboarding
 
no i will when i get home alright Im at school right now and lunch is almost over.

There is no such thing as shitty snow only shitty skiers

If it was easy they would call it snowboarding
 
Oh I had a double cheesebuger at Wendy's ummmmmmmmm then when I got to school I had Pizza Hut Pizza that was good but I have pizza every day at school.

There is no such thing as shitty snow only shitty skiers

If it was easy they would call it snowboarding
 
hmmmmmm I cant find a link about what happen to this kid but i know somebody has to know about it

There is no such thing as shitty snow only shitty skiers

If it was easy they would call it snowboarding
 
here:

Saturday, Jan 03, 2004

U.S. teen survives 450-metre drop on snowmobile in B.C.

REVELSTOKE, B.C. (CP) - An American teenager out for some holiday fun in Rocky Mountain backcountry was lucky to be alive Friday after his snowmobile went over a 450-metre-high bluff.

RCMP said the 16-year-old boy was among a party of three snowmobilers from Stillwater, Minn., on New Year's Day when his machine went over the bluff on Keystone Mountain. However, the teen suffered only a broken leg and some other injuries in the lengthy tumble.

'They were up on the ridge and we believe they were making their way back to one of the snowmobile huts,' said Sgt. Randy Brown. 'The young fellow took a wrong turn and went over this 1,500-foot bluff.'

Brown said the boy landed on a ledge at the bottom of the bluff, which if he'd missed would have sent him plunging another 610 metres.

'He's a very lucky young man,' said Brown.

The boy's father, a doctor, stayed with him while their companion snowmobiled down the mountain and then drove 50 kilometres to Revelstoke to get help.

A team of two RCMP officers and a dozen search-and-rescue workers located the teen and his dad about 2,000 metres up the mountain. But with darkness approaching they decided to set up camp for the night.

After spending the night in -10 C conditions, the injured teen was brought down the mountain Friday morning and flown by helicopter to hospital here.

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the kid should try it again but get it on film !!

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holy shit, 450 meters and still alive, tabarnac

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^yeh dude, fuck thats like nearly half a km

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