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I'll have start another thread called Bordy's Tallywacker Poll.

It might sound sadistic, but I'm looking forward to some icy conditions to test out the metal Schtubby.

Why didn't somebody do this earlier?

Here's the best mogul run I've seen on a snowboard: <object width="425" height="350"> <param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_6PSjS5lB8"> </param> <embed src="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_6PSjS5lB8" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="425" height="350"> </embed> </object>

Radair LSD 156, Dupraz D1 5'5", Madd 158, Donek 165 FC, and newly added Coiler Schtubby 171.

I got the standard Schtubby, 171 cm long, 20 cm wide, with 13.2m scr.

Great, we can compare Schtubbies, but NOT tallywackers.

Going to Mammoth to test out a new metal Coiler:biggthump Anybody else planning on being there?

I got my Coiler Schtubby, right on schedule:biggthump However, because of the hot weather forecasted for the weekend, I'm aborting the SS trip. Instead, I'm planning a Mammoth trip for the weekend of 4-18 to try out the new board. Carvingchef, check your email and give me a call.

Blacks ain't no cure. It's a winter break.

Ha, I just noticed the cat is lifting up Alice's skirt:p

That's a sexy looking Alice! How much extra was the custom topsheet?

It's BEYOND lust!! I'll bring a few boards. If it's looking too thin from the bottom, I'll wait for a Mammoth trip to try out the new board. Besides, I'll only ride the new board early while the snow is hard and switch to the freestyle setup when it starts to soften.

This could be the last weekend for Snow Summit. After Sunday, it will be day to day. If my new metal Coiler shows up on Friday as scheduled, I'll be at SS on Sunday. Anybody else?

Damn, that's about the same amount of days I've done in 22 seasons!

It wasn't me. I surfed today. How were the conditions? I went on Friday and the carving conditions were decent in the morning. But the snow was starting to look brown.

Damn, Bear mtn will only have one chair open on Friday. So it's off to Snow Summit for Friday!

Possibility of snow on Wed night to Thurs morning:biggthump Who's in for Friday?

I've got a Radair Tanker 172 that I'll sell for $200 + shipping. I believe the waist is 25cm. If you're interested, I'll measure the waist and take the some photos.

I've got a Radair Tanker 172 that I'll sell for $200 + shipping. I believe the waist is 25cm. If you're interested, I'll measure the waist and take the some photos.

Bola, I haven't touched the edges ever since I bought it from YOU in Feb:biggthump After the board gets more beat up and I send it to a shop for a tune, I'll try the 1 or 2 degree bevel. By the way, great customer service from Bola.

I've got a Dupraz 5'5". Best board I've ever ridden for powder and bumps. It also carved very well on soft groom. I then tried it on very firm hard pack (almost icy) and hated it! The board felt fat (slow transitions), and it was very difficult to hold an edge. I mostly skidded on the Dupraz on those conditions. I rode the Dupraz in all conditions with hardboots and plates. If you're mostly going to ride hardpack and ice, get a Madd alpine board or metal board of your choice.

Texas hold'em was cool well before the latest Bond flick, Casino Royale. Casino Royale used Texas hold'em because it is the hottest card game around. Didn't the old Bond movies always play the Euro version of blackjack? No research was done before I posted:D

I was going to wait until December to sell a bunch of my boards. Someone did the research and found that the prices for used boards peaked in Dec. and tanked in March. Instead, I'll sell you my Burton Alp 171 now for $100 delivered. It's got the standard scuffs and marks. And the very last insert on the back insert pack is all jacked-up. This "fire sale" deal is only good for Photodad. Unless someone else offers me $150:D

Madd 158 has 11m SCR. Diameter = 22m = 72ft. My version of the 360 was in that range. I'm sure if JG gets enough money, he'll take requests on diameter of the carved circle. Smaller the circle, the more money you'll have to pay.