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I introduce Affix to my friend who I first did Tucks with a long time ago..
We laughed about how unprepared we were.... We essentially hiked up - froze our assess off - got scared and hiked down... Didn't make a turn...
I blamed the experience on the lack of the internet...
skicdave
11-29-2005, 09:22 AM
I can't imagine how we'd survive without the Internet now. I'd be out of a job too!
Dear Santa,
Our Christmas wish list is short. Please just keep the Internet running and save yourself a trip down our filthy chimney.
PS. Don't worry about the cookies, I'll email them to you in the new year.
Dave 'n Kate :tree:
BladeGirl
11-29-2005, 09:26 AM
Dear Santa,
Our Christmas wish list is short. Please just keep the Internet running and save yourself a trip down our filthy chimney.
PS. Don't worry about the cookies, I'll email them to you in the new year.
PPS: ...and snow. Lots of snow. :snowflakes: :snowflakes: :snowflakes:
:snowflakes: :snowflakes:
-BG
Affix Snow
11-29-2005, 09:29 AM
-Id be so bored at work without the internet.
-I definately wouldnt have gotten alot of my equipment with the deals.
-I wouldnt have met any of yous guys.
-Id be so bored at work.
NtrentT
11-29-2005, 10:08 AM
There would be alot more magazine sales, if the interent wasnt around !!! :eek:
*Shame on you for thinking that.... sheesh
There would be alot more magazine sales, if the interent wasnt around !!! :eek:
*Shame on you for thinking that.... sheesh
Actually I think the only info I had about Tucks was a small paragraph in Ski Magazine.. And a couple brief barroom, firsthand stories..
My first time - far less of a clue. Had an old highschool type backpack, used some laundry rope to tie the skiis on. Did a few turns on hillmans... wow was I clueless.
M@
Sledhaulingmedic
11-29-2005, 10:48 PM
I have no internet at work. Won't likely anytime soon. Still love my job...almost as much as my wife and skiing.
First trip to Tuck: 20+ years ago in May with 207 Rossi ST comps bungied to a Camp Trails External Frame pack and an equal amount of beer and umm, ah, combustibles inside. Two runs over the lip and I was hooked. What can I say for chemically induced courage?
PWDR8S
11-30-2005, 11:50 AM
I have no internet at work. Won't likely anytime soon. Still love my job...almost as much as my wife and skiing.
First trip to Tuck: 20+ years ago in May with 207 Rossi ST comps bungied to a Camp Trails External Frame pack and an equal amount of beer and umm, ah, combustibles inside. Two runs over the lip and I was hooked. What can I say for chemically induced courage?
Sounds a lot like my 1st TUX experience..... similar 'equipment' http://www.timefortuckerman.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif
As for internet? I would likely be in this line of work but working the phones heavily...... Also, I wouldn't have met this great wild bunch of crazies on T4T! Now more so, the internet fuels my biz and my ability to gather intel. Face it, I'm a knowledge junky. http://www.timefortuckerman.com/forums/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif
205 Head DH...my first trip was nearly my last, my cousins and I went up via the Auto road and skied the SE snowfield to the north end of the waterfall area....they stopped there, I didn't Pre-jumping a rollover at about 25-30 mph....
:yardsale: on the headwall
Sledhaulingmedic
12-01-2005, 09:39 AM
My first run was preceeded by watching a friend say: "Me first", take two turns and then fall from the lip to the lunch rocks.
A friend of mine has a better "First trip" story:
Early April, hike to the summit, ski the snow fields, argue about which way to go and then head over what they thought was the lip. After a few turns the pass a few ice climbers. They were heading into Huntington :eek:
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