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Old November 22nd 05, 03:20 PM
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Be flexible this winter, the drought possibilities are real this year.

I sure *hope* you're full of ****. :-)


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Old November 22nd 05, 04:23 PM
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I guess you are too stupid to notice the general conditions, the fact
the last two years have been unusually wet, and that means a lighter
than normal rain year should be coming.
For sure there will be SOME snow, but is 2' enough to open the
resorts in SanBernadino?
Yes, big rains early Jan, but a solid 3' of packed base allows all
the runs to open, not just the beginner run that you ride.....

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Old November 27th 05, 10:10 PM
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I guess you are too stupid to notice the general conditions, the fact
the last two years have been unusually wet, and that means a lighter
than normal rain year should be coming.
For sure there will be SOME snow, but is 2' enough to open the
resorts in SanBernadino?
Yes, big rains early Jan, but a solid 3' of packed base allows all
the runs to open, not just the beginner run that you ride.....


Why are you such an asshole? Don't you have any form of humor at all?
Drink more beer dude. Really.


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Old November 29th 05, 01:08 AM
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"I sure hope you are full of sh.t"......
You must be....

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Old November 29th 05, 04:43 AM
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Good entertainment value though...anyone makin popcorn?
J

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Old December 7th 05, 01:42 AM
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I guess you are too stupid to notice the general conditions, the fact
[snip]
Yes, big rains early Jan, but a solid 3' of packed base allows all
the runs to open, not just the beginner run that you ride.....


Wanted to comment on the unusual conditions. Picked up some virgin powder
at Mammoth this past weekend. Me and the wife loved the fresh powder on the
black diamonds while the kiddies played in the tiny park they had set up
outside Main Lodge. Of course I'm too stupid and unskilled to enjoy fresh
powder at Mammoth this time of year on the harder to reach runs while
eveyone else is Christmas shopping.

Where were *you* this past weekend with your big talk and attitude?


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Old December 7th 05, 02:12 AM
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How's the bottom of your boards/skis...
This article is about BigBear, not Mammoth or Aspen.
Mammoth always gets enough snow to make it worth the drive, but
SanBernadino Mt. is a different story.
It's now Dec6 or so, a few weeks after my initial prediction. Don't
take a genius to figure what's happening so far......
I DID say an early Jan storm will open things, but they're desperate
now, and even 1.5' of natural will have all the local resorts
open......but as that your idea of good skiing/boarding in the SB
mountains?
Good snow in SB mountains? Sure, when was the last mudslide year?
Was it '96? The year GreenMountain was open, when Baldy killed dat
skier at SBowl (I rode it the day after), and when ski patrol took me
OOB's off the easternmost lift at BigBear.
It ain't happening this year.

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Old December 7th 05, 02:36 AM
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Follow the thread better. We switched to Mammoth.

Per my wife's rule.. we'll never go to Snow Summit or Big Bear again. She
got addicted to Mammoth. Can't blame her. Totally excited that she can
ride the blacks with me now. Heck, she even was the first to start poppin'
tricks for the season. My first day is typically getting feel back in my
legs.

I agree about the SB mountains. Last year we were screwed because the mud
slides blocked access to them. Plus, even if the roads are open, the
conditions wouldn't be very good now.

Bottom of my boards? Fine, but I was on powder and freshly groomed snow
(not man made) the entire weekend.

Happy to be riding so early this year. Typically wait until after the
holidays. Already planning two more trips within the next month and a half.
Boy I'm glad we bought into MVP last year.


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Old December 7th 05, 11:17 AM
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On Wed, 07 Dec 2005 03:36:34 GMT, "Scott Lindner"
allegedly wrote:

Follow the thread better. We switched to Mammoth.


It's pretty difficult to follow the thread when you the pair of you snip
the previous content and/or the attributions. Not every news server
carries every article posted to it. This can give people half a
conversation.

Of course it doesn't help when people use that crappy Google groups
interface, because you actually have to press some extra mouse clicks to
include the post you're responding to. People using google need to
realise that this isn't a forum on their website, it's Usenet.

End of public service announcement.

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