madchronic
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/static/images/flash_video_placeholder.pngthe hipsters of skiing...lol but there were some good tricks in there though
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/static/images/flash_video_placeholder.pngthe hipsters of skiing...lol but there were some good tricks in there though
fhitshace10
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utterly whack
Broseph_Stalin
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that park actually looks pretty fun
Big_Spence
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cool snowblades and saga tees.
Uncle.Badness
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Oh the Boyer brothers.
madchronic
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Founded by brothers Bill and Bob Boyer in 1936, the company initially produced nut raisin clusters and homemade fudge. The brothers started their business selling door to door.
After those early forays into the candy business, Boyer became notable in the late 1930s for Mallo Cups, a cup-shaped candy consisting of a marshmallow center covered with chocolate.
Late, the company expanded its line to include Smoothies, a peanut butter center covered with butterscotch. The company also produced other short-lived cup candies such as Fluffernutter, a mixture of marshmallow and peanut butter covered in chocolate.
The company was acquired by American Maize Products in 1969 and then by Consolidated Brands in 1984. The company still operates from its original plant located in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
Boyer became notable for an unusual marketing idea: it includes "coins" printed on the cardboard package insert.
After those early forays into the candy business, Boyer became notable in the late 1930s for Mallo Cups, a cup-shaped candy consisting of a marshmallow center covered with chocolate.
Late, the company expanded its line to include Smoothies, a peanut butter center covered with butterscotch. The company also produced other short-lived cup candies such as Fluffernutter, a mixture of marshmallow and peanut butter covered in chocolate.
The company was acquired by American Maize Products in 1969 and then by Consolidated Brands in 1984. The company still operates from its original plant located in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
Boyer became notable for an unusual marketing idea: it includes "coins" printed on the cardboard package insert.
Uncle.Badness
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By the way the guy who posted this is not one of the people in the video, I know them both, and they aren't this user. Just so people don't attack him saying he's self promoting.
madchronic
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yep you're right
HamFaceGirl
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Seems pretty good. How old are those kids? That one kids skis were about 120s
I.Love.Beezy
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inb4 1000 post
Uncle.Badness
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The little one is 12 or younger I believe the bigger one is 15.
panojibber
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Not hipster at all, but sick.
Oh_So_Hyphy
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nice park looks ill
Big_Spence
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i would gladly hike right about now.
panojibber
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Ha.... Hahaha.....
You should spend a week in the public park at the end of july at hood.
You should spend a week in the public park at the end of july at hood.
CoonKiller
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Were we watching the same video? If you consider those sloppy FS 2's "good" you need to get learned
Uncle.Badness
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It was broken at the time the video was filmed.
Keaton.young
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Hmmmmm, mbe it was hot and they didnt want to wear big ass snowpants.
little1337
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this is the only answer to the life long question... how do you fit?
little1337
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or on rocks?
EthanJPAskier
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Song?
lolwaititsineverythinglol
lolwaititsineverythinglol
madchronic
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Electric Feel-MGMT
rickety_cricket
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Heres your new sarcasm meter your old one was broken beyond repair.
