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rogman wrote:

shortski wrote:

rogman wrote:Holy crap! Was that you, Shortski?

Nope.... I have a much better ass than that... Just ask your........

Bartender?

Gee, I've missed the Zone ...

Tell the NCP to stop!

Anyone have any idea where's the best place to pick up a new pair of poles (in the K-ton area)?

Obviously, not as concerned with the same level of service as when shopping for boots or skis, so best price for decent quality = best.

Thanks in advance.

South Ridge.

It will be a paltry 11 and done this season -- but with 6 of them being the stellar March 18 -23 week, I'm feeling good.

You're going to have an epic spring up there -- have fun!

Not up until Sunday Happy Hour -- is it possible that any place will still be serving beer? looking forward to a nice week.

I would have thought that was pretty clear. Language play like that seems appropriate style for a written rant, though out if place in a position paper or anything else trying stay purely factual/journalistic.

Geoff wrote:It's kind of cool that we have our own private internet kook.

XtremeJibber2001 wrote:Lucked out with some pretty good purchases of late:

Bell's Hopslam
Troegs Nugget Nectar
Lagunitas Sucks
Dogfish Head 75 IPA

I've been drinking the Lagunitas on tap -- as mistakes go, it's pretty tasty!

JJR wrote:Big Vanilla at Davos in the Catskills, Elk Mt. in Pa (nice little mountain that still operates), and Holiday Mt. off on Route 17 in NY.

Your Big Vanilla cancels out my Big Vanilla (see earlier in thread); and I have also skied Holiday (though both almost 35 years ago).

Big Vanilla at Davos (Woodridge, NY) ?

This heavy attendance is exactly what is going to speed improvements at the Resort. So what happens, if the village is built and all that parking at K-1 disappears? They must be able to see that the people want to be able to park as close to the lifts/lodges/amenities they need, as they can. Shuttl...

jimmywilson69 wrote:

Stormchaser wrote:I can't drink winter beers. Spice range kills me.

+100

Blue Point Winter (this year anyway) is distinctly not spicy; much more of a session beer than your typical "winter" brew.

While watching "White Christmas" last night, this thread came to mind :wink: "I'm dreaming of a white Christmas Just like the ones I used to know Where the treetops glisten, and children listen To hear sleigh bells in the snow. . . " First verse of the Irving Berlin song compose...

We're heading up tommorrow for a couple of days. Can't wait!

Monday.