Something I found while flipping through the new issue of freeskier
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liukangkid
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what issue
zylstra
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Ah i love high tech scanners...
Here it is..............................
POSITIVELY WRONG
After reading your article, Over the Line,” (October, 2006)1 was deeply disturbed. Skiing at any
evel is dangerous, as every skier knows. It is up to each individual to determine where his line is
drawn. Progression in our sport stems from people pushing each other and taking risks. Having
confidence is your greatest asset — think it, see it, bust it. By printing an article like this, you only slow the momentum everyone has been gaining over the
past 10 years. Such negative press might cause some people to second-guess themselves (not me of
course). We all appreciate a person like Doug Coombs, who drew lines in the snow that few of us
could imagine. I doubt he had many regrets in his life, and in passing.
I enjoy reading your mag, but let’s keep it positive. Motocross has similar consequences to skiing,
I haven’t seen any of their mags telling riders that they are going to far. Everyone has to go
sometime, might as well do it with your boots on.
~toI Pete
~ckland, AK
I can always tell when my dog, Bart, has swiped the butter of of the kitchen counter. After he shits in
the yard, he drags his butt around on the grass for about a minute. I feel like I should offer him some toilet
paper, but he has no thumbs.
Here it is..............................
POSITIVELY WRONG
After reading your article, Over the Line,” (October, 2006)1 was deeply disturbed. Skiing at any
evel is dangerous, as every skier knows. It is up to each individual to determine where his line is
drawn. Progression in our sport stems from people pushing each other and taking risks. Having
confidence is your greatest asset — think it, see it, bust it. By printing an article like this, you only slow the momentum everyone has been gaining over the
past 10 years. Such negative press might cause some people to second-guess themselves (not me of
course). We all appreciate a person like Doug Coombs, who drew lines in the snow that few of us
could imagine. I doubt he had many regrets in his life, and in passing.
I enjoy reading your mag, but let’s keep it positive. Motocross has similar consequences to skiing,
I haven’t seen any of their mags telling riders that they are going to far. Everyone has to go
sometime, might as well do it with your boots on.
~toI Pete
~ckland, AK
I can always tell when my dog, Bart, has swiped the butter of of the kitchen counter. After he shits in
the yard, he drags his butt around on the grass for about a minute. I feel like I should offer him some toilet
paper, but he has no thumbs.
KillerMonkey
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damnit, I WANT MY FREESKIER
chrismoJBEATS
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haha yea same here
damn east coast
damn east coast
dowalibeast
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that's interesting.
andrewe447
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thats true that they shouuldn't keep us from progressing, and its necessary to do what needs to be done...
SlickRick.
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they arent keeping you from doing anything. and what has to be done?
attitashfreestyle29
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^^^that quote is the reply that freeskier wrote to the letter
jimmychung
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yeah the guy who wrote that letter needs to chill
PelenClerk
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I was thinking the same thing as this guy when I read the other issue, I was getting chills with it.
waterville_NH
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yeah i walked all the way down to the fucking library and read it just to scroll down and have it be right there....it was not even close be being worth the walk. fuck.
waterville_NH
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jea it's pretty legit
poor@$$skibum
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I laughed.
johnnypsunami
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that is freggin amazing. something actually WORTH reading in a library?