Who thinks we should bring back FREEZE?

[Ryan*]

I think we should petition and raise money for a full scale revival

 

[eatnails]

Doubt its going to ever happen unfortunately.

 

[TannerBalls]

Yeah good idea you idiot.

 

[wh@t]

as much as i loved Freeze, and i love Freeze currently, i just dont think that brining it back would be a good idea or even feasible. it just wouldnt be the same.

 

[selkirks]

unfortunately the printed publication industry is in decline.

 

[*DrewT*]

Woah dude that's a really good idea you dumbass

 

[RudyGarmisch]

FUCK.

 

[mr.rise]

what is this freeze ?

 

[RudyGarmisch]

I raped your karma for that.

 

[danedegruyter]

Me too, Does that mean ming goes up?

 

[iBake]

woah woah woah bud you gotsa watch the languagejk that doesnt cross the line

 

[james44]

it was a magazine that ended before i even knew what park skiing was

apperently it was pretty sick

 

[iBake]

and that it was

 

[stefC]

 

[mike91129]

It was definitely delicious. I miss it.

 

[eatnails]

For those who don't know.....Freeze was a awesome magazine directed at the freeskiing culture. It was produced by the people at transworld. Freeze killed all the lame ski mags on the market today.

 

[breezepig]

nah fuck transworld

 

[mr.rise]

haha, major karma rape for not knowing that. It's not my fault we dont get US ski magazines in Denmark.

 

[OAK_TREE]

if i ever win the lottery i'm bringing it back for sure. that would be dope.

 

[Ryan*]

That's a plan right there =P

 

[Mooserz]

i tried. it actually got quite a lot of signatures. then doug came in and crushed all our hopes. but in the end he was right

 

[Joan]

holy shit ive never heard that before.

 

[Malcolm]

^^yup. as sick as it was, why wait for news when you can go on ns and find out about shit right away

 

[Ryan*]

It's just fun to go through all the different segments and fun contests and stuff, and it's awesome to be able to hold onto old copies and go back and look. On the internet, the old is swept away so quickly. I mean sure, it's there, but it's really hard to find. There's something timeless about a real, tangible printed copy of something.