I’ll Tumble For Ya
January 9th, 2008 BlowSnow

OK, OK, you want me back. Can you stop with the “where have you been?” emails already. Please continue sending gifts and candy. However, to the hairy gentleman from the Northwest Territories, please stop sending me racy photos of yourself.
Yesterday while suffering from an early morning Bird Flu attack (I am running out of powder-day-ditch-work excuses) I pondered returning to the blogosphere. Once you’ve been out of the game for a while it’s hard to plan a return. What ever could I write about?
At that very moment I watched a guy ride through the direct blast of a snowgun. Keep in mind this is on a legit Powder Day. I guess he was going for a little extra in the steep and deep department, and being uneducated, thought this was the way to get it. Anyone who has ever been NEAR a snowgun knows they are bad news. Your face stings, your goggles ice over, and the snow below them is an undulating unstable icy mess
I truly almost felt bad, bud I had to laugh aloud watching what followed. His “Whoooooops” of powder joy turned into “AAOOOOOUUUUUs” of pain. The flying ice crystals stinging his face and covering his goggles. He careened out of control through the blast of two more snowguns, skis unable to grip the man-made mess, before flying off trail into a complete Yard Sale in the woods.
I promised, then and there, to not let this happen to any of my faithful O-Deezy readers. (both of them) So I will be committed to bringing you updated Do’s and Don’ts for ’08.
Until then, just don’t ski in jeans.
Entry Filed under: Blow Snow Commentary, Oddities, Snow Sports
3 Comments Add your own
1. Lucinda | January 9th, 2008
I will not ski in jeans nor will I take on a snow gun. In fact, I will avoid snow and skis just to be safe.
2. Wade | January 9th, 2008
I’m absolutely in love with the neon color scheme in the photo!
Elizabeth has a nice purple and neon green columbia jacket from the old days. She wears it like its hot!
3. Miller | January 10th, 2008
DON’T DISS THE SNOW GUN! It has helped me through several mean mornings. My day could not be complete until I sat in front of said snow gun shaking off the fifth of Makers Mark I consumed the night before. The gun followed by a tri-bathalon @ the VAC brought me around to be the happy go lucky guy we all know and love…
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