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Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 13:12
by Pedro
JC definitely tele's

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 13:21
by Geoff
MarieM wrote:(Lucky for me, I don't have rear-entry boots. I don't leave my Bogner unattended, though. : - )
So you're into front entry. Good to know.

Yeah, I suppose there's nothing like attending a good stiff Bogner. :lol:

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 13:35
by KnuckleDragger
Pedro wrote:JC definitely tele's
This is actually a myth. The fact that many tele skiers look like Jesus is not coincidence. Its part of a conspiracy to support the myth.

Edit: Sorry you got shafted on your poles being stolen.

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 13:46
by pcgrantham
MarieM wrote:
Geoff wrote:I heard they go after rear entry boots at Loon, too. 8)

I've had my poles stolen at Killington Peak while in the bar. They left some really battered cheap aluminum poles in exchange. I can't explain the criteria for selecting poles to steal. In my case, I presume it was because they were very nice graphite poles. I'd guess others grab the first pair that looks like they'll fit.
Yup. I would guess that it's all about fit. So, yeah, if you were in a hurry, who cares if they're crappy? Whoever did it probably had nice ones at home. I was hoping they might put them back at the end of the day. They were POS, but they were my POS.

I'm glad they didn't take Jerry's graphite poles. I never woulda heard the end of that. Maybe now I'll get some of my own.

(Lucky for me, I don't have rear-entry boots. I don't leave my Bogner unattended, though. : - )
Poles and rear-entry in the same message, interesting.

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 13:48
by pcgrantham
I've been snowboarding for 7 seasons now and yet to have my poles stolen. I guess I'm lucky.

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 14:00
by autograph guy
WWJD always meant, at least for me, 'What Would Jerry(Garcia) Do'. Once a Head, always a Head. Please no D#CK jokes.

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 14:04
by skiladi
Sorry , Marie. I had mine stolen at Sunapee. One difference. They were Kerma composites , custom cut for me and they cost $135. Ouch.
Sunapee GS said , " nobody steals poles,they just take them by mistake". Yeah , right. I called every week for the remainder of last season and no one corrected their "mistake". But I had them for a couple seasons so they weren't brand new. I was in the lodge less than 5 minutes so my granddaughter could grab another shirt. I even ran towards the back parking lot in hopes of finding the culprit. Lucky for them , I didn't! :evil:
But it just gave the day a sour note. Tried to buck up for the kid's sake but I was p'oed. I lock my stuff usually but that's no guarantee. I locked my board at K and found it in the ditch next to the Gondi. Still not sure what happened. Someone broke the lock and the board got away from them or someone hollered , " STOP , THIEF!"

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 14:09
by Mister Moose
KnuckleDragger wrote:
Pedro wrote:JC definitely tele's
This is actually a myth. The fact that many tele skiers look like Jesus is not coincidence. Its part of a conspiracy to support the myth.

Edit: Sorry you got shafted on your poles being stolen.
Jesus was a carpenter. He skiis Nordic on wood skis, duh.

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 14:12
by MarieM
skiladi wrote:Sorry , Marie. I had mine stolen at Sunapee. One difference. They were Kerma composites , custom cut for me and they cost $135. Ouch.
Yeah...that's why I'm glad they took mine and not my husband's. He has some kinda cool (expensive) poles and woulda been really p.o.'d.

Me? I just skied without them for the rest of the day. I'm sure I'll find somebody's castoffs at home! : - )

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 14:19
by Stormchaser
MarieM wrote:
skiladi wrote:Sorry , Marie. I had mine stolen at Sunapee. One difference. They were Kerma composites , custom cut for me and they cost $135. Ouch.
Yeah...that's why I'm glad they took mine and not my husband's. He has some kinda cool (expensive) poles and woulda been really p.o.'d.

Me? I just skied without them for the rest of the day. I'm sure I'll find somebody's castoffs at home! : - )
I got extra poles kicking around for you Marie if you need them. Rental shop would have loaned you a pair for the rest of the day...

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 14:44
by robrules
KnuckleDragger wrote:
Pedro wrote:JC definitely tele's
This is actually a myth. The fact that many tele skiers look like Jesus is not coincidence. Its part of a conspiracy to support the myth.
Jesus was a boarder. Reminds me of this drinking song the Rugby guys used to do at the drink ups. http://www.tcnj.edu/~cook8/Jesus.html

Jesus could never hold onto the poles - they would just slip through the holes in his hand.

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 14:45
by b-5
If it aint nailed down its Gone!

no matter where you ski

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 14:57
by skifaster
People who steal are just scum of the earth. They should be prosecuted to the fullest extent when caught. Frickin bastards...

Re: What's the logic behind pole-stealing?

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 15:05
by Snowjob
On behalf of the decorating staff at The Cracker Barrel, Ruby Tuesday's, the 99's, and all the other restaurants where the decor = old junk found around the country, I apologize. I believe you'll find your poles at the new restaurant opening in Hoboken. :lol:
MarieM wrote:They were probably older than any of my kids. They were dented, the paint was scraped off, baskets were almost non-existent, and the grips were the kind that you can't buy any more.

Re: What's the logic behind pole-stealing?

Posted: Jan 11th, '08, 15:18
by MarieM
My guess would've been that I'd see them in Medford or Somerville, not Hoboken. :wink:
Snowjob wrote:On behalf of the decorating staff at The Cracker Barrel, Ruby Tuesday's, the 99's, and all the other restaurants where the decor = old junk found around the country, I apologize. I believe you'll find your poles at the new restaurant opening in Hoboken. :lol:
MarieM wrote:They were probably older than any of my kids. They were dented, the paint was scraped off, baskets were almost non-existent, and the grips were the kind that you can't buy any more.