A challenge

On Dec 24, 2:28*pm, twobuddha wrote:
On Dec 23, 8:42*pm, Suzieflame wrote:





On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 04:24:16 GMT, Alan Baker
wrote:

In article
,
twobuddha wrote:

On Dec 23, 11:49*am, twobuddha wrote:
On Dec 19, 3:43*am, "ant" wrote:

Stavros wrote:
I remember one year, I'm pretty sure it was the Olympics in 98 or 2002
when there was a skier, possibly African, who was taking part in one
of the slalom competitions. *- the skier came out
of the gate, immediately went into a snowplough and then tentatively
made his way half of the way down before falling over and sliding the
rest of the way.

Snowploughing down an olympic course would be an olympian feat in itself!
ski patrollers could probably do it, but it wouldn't be easy. those
things
are steep-as. *and if the snowplougher was a novice, they'd have NO hope.

It's a shame they made people qualify for the olympics. Eddie the Eagle
was
excellent, and in fact anyone who can take off and land on the big jumps
deserves to be there IMO.

Hey, I've seen Kerrison on a World Cup downhill course. *Twice. *The
first time she literally cried in fear and CRAWLED off the course, a
mere intermediate slope at Lake Louise. *Bert and I were talking about
that the other day on the lift, and I had to confirm that I saw real
tears and heard real sobs. *Truly pathetic.
The second time was on the Dave Murray at Whistler. *She talked a
bunch of **** and got embarassed, finishing so far behind she couldn't
even be seen when I crossed the finish, and you can see a half mile up
the course.
Anybody who has even been on a WC course knows that most of the path
is stone cold blue with some black stretches. *I've skied four of
them. *Easy money. *Bit of a challenge when watered down for a race,
but skiable by any competent intermediate with no particular
problems....unless, of course, you suck as bad as Kerrison, and you
cry in fear when on it.
The fat bitch is an ignorant blowhard, exposed again as usual.

The observer will note that while Anthea Kerrison takes a couple cheap
shots in other threads, she's got no response to her sad and pathetic
history as a skier.
She could lie about it, of course, but I'd sure know she was lying,
and the Whistler embarassment is very well documented.

Your running away from a race you initially agreed to is also well
documented.

Why would he run away from that if he is such a good skier?

When did I ever claim to be anything more than a reasonably competent
advanced skier?
Clue time, asshole. *I'm a good human being. *You people are freaks.
I win.
Must stop ****ing with reasonably insane wack jobs....- Hide quoted text -

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On Dec 24, 2:28*pm, twobuddha wrote:
On Dec 23, 8:42*pm, Suzieflame wrote:





On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 04:24:16 GMT, Alan Baker
wrote:

In article
,
twobuddha wrote:

On Dec 23, 11:49*am, twobuddha wrote:
On Dec 19, 3:43*am, "ant" wrote:

Stavros wrote:
I remember one year, I'm pretty sure it was the Olympics in 98 or 2002
when there was a skier, possibly African, who was taking part in one
of the slalom competitions. *- the skier came out
of the gate, immediately went into a snowplough and then tentatively
made his way half of the way down before falling over and sliding the
rest of the way.

Snowploughing down an olympic course would be an olympian feat in itself!
ski patrollers could probably do it, but it wouldn't be easy. those
things
are steep-as. *and if the snowplougher was a novice, they'd have NO hope.

It's a shame they made people qualify for the olympics. Eddie the Eagle
was
excellent, and in fact anyone who can take off and land on the big jumps
deserves to be there IMO.

Hey, I've seen Kerrison on a World Cup downhill course. *Twice. *The
first time she literally cried in fear and CRAWLED off the course, a
mere intermediate slope at Lake Louise. *Bert and I were talking about
that the other day on the lift, and I had to confirm that I saw real
tears and heard real sobs. *Truly pathetic.
The second time was on the Dave Murray at Whistler. *She talked a
bunch of **** and got embarassed, finishing so far behind she couldn't
even be seen when I crossed the finish, and you can see a half mile up
the course.
Anybody who has even been on a WC course knows that most of the path
is stone cold blue with some black stretches. *I've skied four of
them. *Easy money. *Bit of a challenge when watered down for a race,
but skiable by any competent intermediate with no particular
problems....unless, of course, you suck as bad as Kerrison, and you
cry in fear when on it.
The fat bitch is an ignorant blowhard, exposed again as usual.

The observer will note that while Anthea Kerrison takes a couple cheap
shots in other threads, she's got no response to her sad and pathetic
history as a skier.
She could lie about it, of course, but I'd sure know she was lying,
and the Whistler embarassment is very well documented.

Your running away from a race you initially agreed to is also well
documented.

Why would he run away from that if he is such a good skier?

When did I ever claim to be anything more than a reasonably competent
advanced skier?

Then you should have no problems with a run that only requires a
"competent intermediate".

For the life of me, I never could figure out why you backed out of the
$1000 downhill. You're younger than me, you spend more days every
year on the slopes than me, you have free access to the best
equipment, you know Whistler, and you even outweigh me.

I just don't know ... wait ... what's that I hear?

Oh, it's just Scott preparing his response:

"Buck, buck, BAWK!!!"

Harry Weiner wrote:

On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 14:31:11 -0800 (PST), twobuddha
wrote this crap:

What a fat, ugly, drunken, miserable fraud you are, you despicable
****. I know you for what you are, and like anyone else who gets to
know you, I loathe you.

You sound depressed. Try calling the suicide hot line.

More likely obsessed with a woman who rejected him. Guys sometimes get
like that, especially the unattractive ones.

No. Just shoot yourself. It would be the best Hannakuh present you
could give us.

"You've been volunteering on the suicide hot line for years, why did
you shoot that guy?"

"He'd been calling every night for months. I knew he didn't have the
guts to do it himself so I did it for him."

Merry Christmas, all.

--
Cheers, Bev

Some mornings it's just not worth chewing through the straps.

On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 16:59:43 -0800 (PST), Richard Henry
wrote this crap:


For the life of me, I never could figure out why you backed out of the
$1000 downhill. You're younger than me, you spend more days every
year on the slopes than me, you have free access to the best
equipment, you know Whistler, and you even outweigh me.

$1000 is just pocket change to him. Think of all the big money he's
making on e-bay. He's making hundreds of dollars a year.

Remember his important friends in those million dollar houses? If he
earned big money, they wouldn't be able to hang with him. They'd have
to start paying for their freebies.

Oh, the humanity!





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