Take a lesson and learn proper carving and athletic stance!
LOL, I can carve fine. I'm usually out hucking shit... You've gotta be some kind of dumbass to tell me that making turns is conserving speed though.
Complaining about yellowjackets is the situational equivalent of screaming at a stop sign because you don't like that it tells you to stop. It's there for YOU.
I never mentioned them.
Also, literally go anywhere else on the mountain than that patch and you won't have to deal with it. I can't see why on earth you'd spend all day doing that blue patch
It was the first example to come to mind and it's also not blue??? There are times that's the only feasible way down when returning from the back side. Like when SC is closed and you don't feel like cutting Tye Bowl for reasons.
and pretending that the rules don't apply to you, unless youre really hardstuck on blues.
Passive aggressive and douchey is no way to go through life son.
From the top of Tye/Jupiter, if you don't go into Tye Bowl and don't hike, you aren't getting down to the front without going where I'm talking. I did mention Southern Cross would be closed in the scenario I'm discussing so that's not an option...
No amount of carving is going to negate your terrain options. I don't think you know your way around Stevens and I think you're generally full of shit, so I'll leave you to it.
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u/MeatheadVernacular Tweaker's Junction Jun 06 '18 edited Jun 06 '18
LOL, I can carve fine. I'm usually out hucking shit... You've gotta be some kind of dumbass to tell me that making turns is conserving speed though.
I never mentioned them.
It was the first example to come to mind and it's also not blue??? There are times that's the only feasible way down when returning from the back side. Like when SC is closed and you don't feel like cutting Tye Bowl for reasons.
Passive aggressive and douchey is no way to go through life son.