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With the wsl shut down I see Ronnie Blakey is branching out - just saw him in a Lexus ad.

Ftw

Nick Carroll wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 09, 2021 9:09 pm

Pete Mel is 51 years old and there's not a one of you has ever looked down at something like that, ever in your lives, and you never will.

I've skied fall-and-die slopes on several occasions.

Who?

That was pretty perfect. Centimetres in it.

I still prefer jjf's though.

If only realsurf were like that

Extended version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cTm6LxAL6o

More sunset/jjf (FB link)
https://tinyurl.com/y6krwol2

Now that he's been in the US for a while groots' arse is probably so big a longboard fin barely registers.

Yeah, nice

steve shearer wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 03, 2021 5:42 pm

hows the level of surfing there Groots?

Decreased three percentage points since he arrived, judging by his post.

Those waves look perfect for a McCoy.

I was reading about some league player who was about to marry some hot girl but was busted texting a young staffer at the club.

Hey Cranked on FB that McCoy popped up again. Now $700.

I don't know what the splitboard setup is like but many ski touring bindings don't have a flat position and are therefore not great on the flats. Like walking in stilettos, apparently. You get sore legs holding yourself from tripping forward.

Triceps are from using too much pushing. I'm guessing you'll be in an icy area so crampons might be a good idea. Nothing worse than it gradually getting too far onto ice without and then the sketchiness of trying not to slide to doom.

Most likely, so I don't have to hassle with stupid Australian check-in counters and maybe one day contemplate North America again.

I don't want to breathe either N2 or Ar but both are presumably good candidates for compressibility and inertness.

Avalanche backpack. Classified as Dangerous Goods due to explosive trigger and compressed argon or maybe nitrogen. It has its own special section in the IATA regulations. I always get airline permission. In Europe they see dozens and just wave you through. In Australia I've always had a slight delay...