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Is skiing reverse camber-rocker tips skis cheating?
snowbender wrote:
On Oct 22, 2:25 pm, downhill wrote: Bob F wrote: snowbender wrote: I asked a simple question about your claim. Can't answer it? You said "new way for powder skiing, try teleboarding". Then you showed clips of groomed run teleboarding. Nothing to even suggest it would work on anything anyone here would consider powder. Certain, the board shown would dive to the limits. You could try real snowboarding. I assure you they work great in the powder. Or, you could try telemarking. That certainly works superbly in the powder. One skinny ski? Somehow, I doubt it. How about cutting out the shameless insults, and actually answering the question? No he is just in to insults, as any rational explanation requires using words with the proper meaning. We all know how well he responds to that.... You gappers are truly shameless. snowbender every time you post you prove you lack comprehension of simple english words. In stead of answering the question in a civilized manner you hurl insults. Which really shows your ignorance. |
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Is skiing reverse camber-rocker tips skis cheating?
On Oct 22, 12:39 pm, lal_truckee wrote:
On 10/22/10 11:11 AM, snowbender wrote: Actually, I'm thinking today's big fat rocker skis of a proper size can make a nice teleboard; what a deal, buy one pair of skis and get two teleboards. Careful - there have been (maybe still?) skis made with different inside and outside arcs - don't get those if you plan to "teleboard." Different inside and outside arcs/sidecuts are for [helping] precise carving on shaped skis, (which really create more problems than they solved,) don't think rocker skis would have those sidecuts, most rockers I see are ellipse in shape, no hookup problems, they just slide all over the places. snowbender |
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Is skiing reverse camber-rocker tips skis cheating?
On Oct 22, 9:52 pm, Alan Baker wrote:
In article , snowbender wrote: On Oct 22, 1:50 pm, "Bob F" wrote: snowbender wrote: On Oct 21, 3:34 pm, "Bob F" wrote: snowbender wrote: On Oct 20, 5:24 pm, "Bob F" wrote: snowbender wrote: On Oct 20, 3:17 am, Evojeesus wrote: http://www.tetonat.com/2009/07/is-sk...rocker-tips-sk. .. The answer is no. Nevertheless, new way for powder skiing, try teleboarding, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-HnaOGRM1Y I don't see any powder. Please show us a video of this rig in bottomless powder. Well, it is actually a water skiing technique; if it works on water, it'd work in powder. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diKD08dqj0I and more, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=in1c6bB4b5M When you have a video of this in real powder, let us know. Why? I thought you were interested in the techniques of teleboarding in powder to improve your knowledge? Or it is prelude to your shameless bashing again? I asked a simple question about your claim. Can't answer it? I did, but you cannot face the right answer, and turned into shameless denial, as usual, as predicted. The previous answers are still in the plain view above your shameless denial response. You were asked to show it working in powder and you didn't. Those are the facts. No, those are your shameless denials, and/or your little knowledge assessment. You said "new way for powder skiing, try teleboarding". Then you showed clips of groomed run teleboarding. Nothing to even suggest it would work on anything anyone here would consider powder. Certain, the board shown would dive to the limits. So you don't think this clip shows powder snow, or good powder skiing? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diKD08dqj0I No. It doesn't. It shows skiing in approximately 6 - 10 inches of loose snow over a packed base. Ok, "6 - 10 inches of loose snow" do not make powder skiing. Yup, I can see why you never praise anybody's skiing, a conceited little knowledge doesn't know any better. Or your little knowledge doesn't know what powder skiing is? I know that it's not simply the presence of fresh snow. Given the fact that you don't know what makes the powder snow, you probably don't know what powder skiing is neither? See if you can see any powder skiing in this clip, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OD5QQirJyB4 You could try real snowboarding. I assure you they work great in the powder. Or, you could try telemarking. That certainly works superbly in the powder. Been there, done that, and got pictures; nevertheless, you made the suggestion, but do you telemark skiing? One skinny ski? Somehow, I doubt it. No one says it is a "skinny" ski, though still doable, why make such retarded/illegitimate reference? How about cutting out the shameless insults, and actually answering the question? Ok, I'll give you another chance, see how long you can hold your breath without shameless intention of insults, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT_EygkFh1I if you don't know how to read it, watch the right foot forward left foot back stance, which is essentially the teleboarding stance. That is not powder skiing. The loose snow is only a few inches deep. "Ok, '6 - 10 inches of loose snow' do not make powder skiing. Yup, I can see why you never praise anybody's skiing, a conceited little knowledge doesn't know any better." Or you are in the perpetuated shameless denials, Mr. shameless LOL. snowbender -- Alan Baker Vancouver, British Columbia |
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Is skiing reverse camber-rocker tips skis cheating?
On Oct 23, 5:48 am, downhill wrote:
snowbender wrote: On Oct 22, 2:25 pm, downhill wrote: Bob F wrote: snowbender wrote: I asked a simple question about your claim. Can't answer it? You said "new way for powder skiing, try teleboarding". Then you showed clips of groomed run teleboarding. Nothing to even suggest it would work on anything anyone here would consider powder. Certain, the board shown would dive to the limits. You could try real snowboarding. I assure you they work great in the powder. Or, you could try telemarking. That certainly works superbly in the powder. One skinny ski? Somehow, I doubt it. How about cutting out the shameless insults, and actually answering the question? No he is just in to insults, as any rational explanation requires using words with the proper meaning. We all know how well he responds to that.... You gappers are truly shameless. snowbender every time you post you prove you lack comprehension of simple english words. And you've just proved your own little knowledge gets stuck on its little domain, like a hamster running on its little cage, on and on and on... In stead of answering the question in a civilized manner you hurl insults. Which really shows your ignorance. You have no questions, so you don't have to be here, so, you are here wanting being insulted so you can claim that you are been victimized by insulted? Quite a trick learned from Scott, utterly pathetic. snowbender |
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Is skiing reverse camber-rocker tips skis cheating?
On Oct 23, 5:48*am, downhill wrote:
snowbender wrote: On Oct 22, 2:25 pm, downhill wrote: Bob F wrote: snowbender wrote: I asked a simple question about your claim. Can't answer it? You said "new way for powder skiing, try teleboarding". Then you showed clips of groomed run teleboarding. Nothing to even suggest it would work on anything anyone here would consider powder. Certain, the board shown would dive to the limits. You could try real snowboarding. I assure you they work great in the powder. Or, you could try telemarking. That certainly works superbly in the powder. One skinny ski? Somehow, I doubt it. How about cutting out the shameless insults, and actually answering the question? No he is just in to insults, as any rational explanation requires using words with the proper meaning. We all know how well he responds to that.... You gappers are truly shameless. snowbender every time you post you prove you lack comprehension of simple english words. In stead of answering the question in a civilized manner you hurl insults. Which really shows your ignorance.- Holy ****. Irony meter proves it has comprehension of single english words. An rsa freak talking about answering questions in a civilized manner. Truly shameless. Ok, ppppuuuussssyyyy. What is your real name and verified location. Pppppppuuuuussssssyyyyy. |
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On Oct 23, 8:45*am, snowbender
wrote: On Oct 23, 5:48 am, downhill wrote: snowbender wrote: On Oct 22, 2:25 pm, downhill wrote: Bob F wrote: snowbender wrote: I asked a simple question about your claim. Can't answer it? You said "new way for powder skiing, try teleboarding". Then you showed clips of groomed run teleboarding. Nothing to even suggest it would work on anything anyone here would consider powder. Certain, the board shown would dive to the limits. You could try real snowboarding. I assure you they work great in the powder. Or, you could try telemarking. That certainly works superbly in the powder. One skinny ski? Somehow, I doubt it. How about cutting out the shameless insults, and actually answering the question? No he is just in to insults, as any rational explanation requires using words with the proper meaning. We all know how well he responds to that.... You gappers are truly shameless. snowbender every time you post you prove you lack comprehension of simple english words. And you've just proved your own little knowledge gets stuck on its little domain, like a hamster running on its little cage, on and on and on... In stead of answering the question in a civilized manner you hurl insults. Which really shows your ignorance. You have no questions, so you don't have to be here, so, you are here wanting being insulted so you can claim that you are been victimized by insulted? Quite a trick learned from Scott, utterly pathetic. Ichie, you pppppuuuuusssssyyyyy, he didn't learn that bull**** from me. Go **** yourself. Dumb****. Shameless hamster. Next thing you know, Ichie will be accusing me of flatboarding. |
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Is skiing reverse camber-rocker tips skis cheating?
snowfake wrote:
You have no questions, so you don't have to be here, so, you are here wanting being insulted so you can claim that you are been victimized by insulted? Quite a trick learned from Scott, utterly pathetic. snowfake It is a honest question, why do you respond with insults instead of answering the question? You are the only one here who thinks that 6 inches of snowfall is powder skiing, can you explain that? Or are you going to quote the other loon who seems to be your only friend and your are following his pattern of behavior by responding with stupid unrelated comments.... |
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In article
, snowbender wrote: On Oct 22, 9:52 pm, Alan Baker wrote: In article , snowbender wrote: On Oct 22, 1:50 pm, "Bob F" wrote: snowbender wrote: On Oct 21, 3:34 pm, "Bob F" wrote: snowbender wrote: On Oct 20, 5:24 pm, "Bob F" wrote: snowbender wrote: On Oct 20, 3:17 am, Evojeesus wrote: http://www.tetonat.com/2009/07/is-sk...berrocker-tips -sk. .. The answer is no. Nevertheless, new way for powder skiing, try teleboarding, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-HnaOGRM1Y I don't see any powder. Please show us a video of this rig in bottomless powder. Well, it is actually a water skiing technique; if it works on water, it'd work in powder. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diKD08dqj0I and more, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=in1c6bB4b5M When you have a video of this in real powder, let us know. Why? I thought you were interested in the techniques of teleboarding in powder to improve your knowledge? Or it is prelude to your shameless bashing again? I asked a simple question about your claim. Can't answer it? I did, but you cannot face the right answer, and turned into shameless denial, as usual, as predicted. The previous answers are still in the plain view above your shameless denial response. You were asked to show it working in powder and you didn't. Those are the facts. No, those are your shameless denials, and/or your little knowledge assessment. No, Chai-tea. They are facts. You said "new way for powder skiing, try teleboarding". Then you showed clips of groomed run teleboarding. Nothing to even suggest it would work on anything anyone here would consider powder. Certain, the board shown would dive to the limits. So you don't think this clip shows powder snow, or good powder skiing? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diKD08dqj0I No. It doesn't. It shows skiing in approximately 6 - 10 inches of loose snow over a packed base. Ok, "6 - 10 inches of loose snow" do not make powder skiing. Yup, I can see why you never praise anybody's skiing, a conceited little knowledge doesn't know any better. That's correct: 6 - 10 inches of loose snow do not make powder skiing. That's a simple fact. Or your little knowledge doesn't know what powder skiing is? I know that it's not simply the presence of fresh snow. Given the fact that you don't know what makes the powder snow, you probably don't know what powder skiing is neither? See if you can see any powder skiing in this clip, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OD5QQirJyB4 A lot of that is quite certainly powder skiing. See: I have no trouble telling the truth. You should try it some time. You could try real snowboarding. I assure you they work great in the powder. Or, you could try telemarking. That certainly works superbly in the powder. Been there, done that, and got pictures; nevertheless, you made the suggestion, but do you telemark skiing? One skinny ski? Somehow, I doubt it. No one says it is a "skinny" ski, though still doable, why make such retarded/illegitimate reference? How about cutting out the shameless insults, and actually answering the question? Ok, I'll give you another chance, see how long you can hold your breath without shameless intention of insults, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT_EygkFh1I if you don't know how to read it, watch the right foot forward left foot back stance, which is essentially the teleboarding stance. That is not powder skiing. The loose snow is only a few inches deep. "Ok, '6 - 10 inches of loose snow' do not make powder skiing. Yup, I can see why you never praise anybody's skiing, a conceited little knowledge doesn't know any better." I'm neither praising nor condemning the skiing. I'm simply stating the facts: it isn't powder skiing. -- Alan Baker Vancouver, British Columbia http://gallery.me.com/alangbaker/100008/DSCF0162/web.jpg |
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On Oct 23, 5:43*pm, Alan Baker wrote:
In article , *snowbender wrote: On Oct 22, 9:52 pm, Alan Baker wrote: In article , *snowbender wrote: On Oct 22, 1:50 pm, "Bob F" wrote: snowbender wrote: On Oct 21, 3:34 pm, "Bob F" wrote: snowbender wrote: On Oct 20, 5:24 pm, "Bob F" wrote: snowbender wrote: On Oct 20, 3:17 am, Evojeesus wrote: http://www.tetonat.com/2009/07/is-sk...berrocker-tips -sk. .. The answer is no. Nevertheless, new way for powder skiing, try teleboarding, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-HnaOGRM1Y I don't see any powder. Please show us a video of this rig in bottomless powder. Well, it is actually a water skiing technique; if it works on water, it'd work in powder. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diKD08dqj0I and more, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=in1c6bB4b5M When you have a video of this in real powder, let us know. Why? I thought you were interested in the techniques of teleboarding in powder to improve your knowledge? Or it is prelude to your shameless bashing again? I asked a simple question about your claim. Can't answer it? I did, but you cannot face the right answer, and turned into shameless denial, as usual, as predicted. The previous answers are still in the plain view above your shameless denial response. You were asked to show it working in powder and you didn't. Those are the facts. No, those are your shameless denials, and/or your little knowledge assessment. No, Chai-tea. They are facts. You said "new way for powder skiing, try teleboarding". Then you showed clips of groomed run teleboarding. Nothing to even suggest it would work on anything anyone here would consider powder. Certain, the board shown would dive to the limits. So you don't think this clip shows powder snow, or good powder skiing? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diKD08dqj0I No. It doesn't. It shows skiing in approximately 6 - 10 inches of loose snow over a packed base. Ok, "6 - 10 inches of loose snow" do not make powder skiing. Yup, I can see why you never praise anybody's skiing, a conceited little knowledge doesn't know any better. That's correct: 6 - 10 inches of loose snow do not make powder skiing. That's a simple fact. Or your little knowledge doesn't know what powder skiing is? I know that it's not simply the presence of fresh snow. Given the fact that you don't know what makes the powder snow, you probably don't know what powder skiing is neither? See if you can see any powder skiing in this clip, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OD5QQirJyB4 A lot of that is quite certainly powder skiing. See: I have no trouble telling the truth. You should try it some time. You could try real snowboarding. I assure you they work great in the powder. Or, you could try telemarking. That certainly works superbly in the powder. Been there, done that, and got pictures; nevertheless, you made the suggestion, but do you telemark skiing? One skinny ski? Somehow, I doubt it. No one says it is a "skinny" ski, though still doable, why make such retarded/illegitimate reference? How about cutting out the shameless insults, and actually answering the question? Ok, I'll give you another chance, see how long you can hold your breath without shameless intention of insults, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT_EygkFh1I if you don't know how to read it, watch the right foot forward left foot back stance, which is essentially the teleboarding stance. That is not powder skiing. The loose snow is only a few inches deep. "Ok, '6 - 10 inches of loose snow' do not make powder skiing. Yup, I can see why you never praise anybody's skiing, a conceited little knowledge doesn't know any better." I'm neither praising nor condemning the skiing. I'm simply stating the facts: it isn't powder skiing. Baker, Baker. A pathological liar with a long and disgusting history of ignoring facts that do not fit his delusions should not criticize anyone else. Especially you. Remember when you stated I am a "convicted felon"? I demanded that you provide facts. You weaseled and waffled and never withdrew your outright defamatory lie. Because you are a lying piece of **** freak. Fact. For months, you threatened to tell SPD that I had threatened your life. Fact. You promised to do so. Fact. You have not done so. Fact. Because you could get charged with making a false police report. Fact. You are a dickless, disgusting, laughable, mentally ill coward. Fact. Whistler. Fact. So shut the **** up, asshole. You've been busted lying more often than you jerk off, and that is one hell of a lot of lying. |
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On Thu, 21 Oct 2010 08:09:06 -0700 (PDT), pigo
wrote: On Oct 21, 7:22*am, Dick G wrote: On Wed, 20 Oct 2010 03:17:42 -0700 (PDT), Evojeesus wrote: http://www.tetonat.com/2009/07/is-sk...rocker-tips-sk... I don't think so, golf equipment continues to evolve allowing poorer players *to become longer hitters, however IMHO equipment advances will not compensate for the lack of skill For one thing "longer hitting" is only part of the equation. I've got friends that can hit 280/300..............IN THE WRONG DIRECTION !!! Its amazing the amount of folks who will spend a lot of money on top of the line ski or golf gear, yet scoff at the idea of taking lessons |
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