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Got my attention and I don't even live in the northwest!

I'm sure Shaun White could have used one if he didn't have one to begin with.

Man, I have the perfect board for you. Unfortunately it's my go-to board. If you still haven't found anything by the end of winter give me a holler. I've got a well used, but still in good shape with lots of pop 162 Nitro, waist I think is 18ish, SCR I believe is in the 8.5-9.5 range. I out-turn a friend on his SL race tigers. If by the end of winter you're still looking lemme know. If I get rid of this then I can probably justify spending some more money on something a little longer. Anyway, I guess this just turns out to be a free bump.

If you have those measurements handy there will be a race of people opening up their favorite 2d or 3d drawing/modeling software to give you an answer if you don't already have this software.

I'd go with fintecs purely for the customer relations thing.

I would LOVE to have the cash available for that... But alas, I don't...:'( Free bump.

I'm only 26 and I've got back issues. Nothing I've had any surgery for or anything yet, but it does seem like my back issues are causing some general leg discomfort/pain.

GROL is General Radiotelephone Operator License. The military radio operators probably had to get this license. You'd probably know if you had this license, just seeing if there was anybody else out there that does. AAR Corp. started out as Allen Aircraft Radio. Now there's so many divisions of it. One division makes landing gear for planes for example. Another does repair work on planes. The place I work for makes mobile containers and shelters that most of them are designed to roll in and out of planes like c17 and c130, et. al. Another thing where, if you worked at a division of AAR you'd probably know it. Just curious there too.

I'm taking GROL training in California in March. Just seeing if there's anybody with a GROL out there. I'll be able to legally operate a ham radio if I so choose. My company is sending me so that we will be able to perform EMI shielding effectiveness testing on some of our products. Just out of curiousity, anybody out there work for a division of AAR. It's a huge company with lots of facilities out there, I figure maybe.

I'm gonna be flying out to San Francisco/Santa Rosa/Tomales California for business march 14th through 18th. I'm not gonna have time to do any boarding or anything, but I was just seein if anybody could recommend any restaraunts or bars or other various hot spots around santa rosa/tomales area. I'm taking the GROL training class if anybody knows what that is.

You don't want to stick any Bomber stickers to a case that goes through airline security anyway...

I thought the first half an hour to 45 minutes were pretty lameo. It was very bad-scifi-esque, kinda the low-budget sort of camerawork and acting. It did get more interesting thought. Thought it should have ended about 3 times though.

iPad... Does that have similar functions as the iTampon?

I sure hope it gets a little better. I don't really want to crank my bindings up to ~90 degrees just to keep from booting out. I just wish my soft board were stiffer, I'd take that out there with my hardboots on it. As it is I'll for sure fold it. I'm at work and trying to waste some time, so that's why I ramble.

For those of you not interested in looking

I'll defer to MUD's judgement here...

Mr. B... :lol:

We've just had about a week of 35-40 degrees. Windy. Rain yesterday. My driveway is about 6 inches of heavy heavy slush. Not heavy enough to hold up the car, but heavy enough to be really hard to drive through. Sucks.

Saturday I didn't get much boarding in. There was another hbooter out there. But there were so many people and the snow seemed to be falling apart. I went to get my GS board and thought, bah, it's not worth it. So I left. Then sunday I was all pumped about going... Until I let the dogs out in the morning. Not all about the rain here. I suppose everybody is otu there today. Get some jobs you hippies!

I would definately pay more (for a good mountain) but in michigan mine only cost ~210.

This looks like a very comfortable carver.

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I find the wii snowboarding really hard because I actually want to lean to make the turn. Instead of stand on my toes, stand on my heels, I lean toeside, then I need to push back to get to my heelside so I end up veering even farther off course, so then by the end I'm usually almost hitting the course boundries.

So I should only take advice from Clebner and Knoch?

Do not like. Also, what would having one long insert do to the flexibility of the ride? The construction of the board would have to change in that one section so as to retain a decent flex pattern.