If you HAD to relocate?

[68Wooley]

Originally posted by lazs2


as for colorado.... they have snow.

I hate snow.  I hate ski studmuffins and boutiques.    I don't even like to see snow in a movie... don't enjoy movies with snow in em.

lazs

What's your problem with skiing? I ski. As do most of my friends. Over the years I've been accused of being a studmuffin before, but never because I ski.

[culero]

Originally posted by 68Wooley
What's your problem with skiing? I ski. As do most of my friends. Over the years I've been accused of being a studmuffin before, but never because I ski.

I don't think lazs means you're studmuffin because you ski, just that many who ski are studmuffingy-acting. Think about it, don't you see more gheyness in ski resorts than on the typical street?

I know he's right about snow, snow sucks.

[68Wooley]

Originally posted by culero
I don't think lazs means you're studmuffin because you ski, just that many who ski are studmuffingy-acting. Think about it, don't you see more gheyness in ski resorts than on the typical street?

I know he's right about snow, snow sucks.

You mean just because I wear a day-glo ski-jacket and get my German uber-saloon stuck in anything more than an inch of snow, I'm a bit limp-wristed?

I'm offended Sir.

[storch]

Originally posted by culero
storch, is that up in spring country?

When we drove to Fort Myers for vacation, we took a side trip through the area northwest of Orlando OTW back to Texas. I never knew before that Florida had spring country. We stopped at Blue Spring, which impressed me enough that I looked around a while. That's a seriously nice area up there.

no the spring country is like lake county alachua county and such, northwest of orlando. it sure is pretty country too.  if you can take an inner tube ride down the ichetucknee river all the way down to the santa fe river you'll be convinced that my beautiful and beloved florida is the only place to live.

okeechobee county is still south florida and it's on the east side of lake okeechobee and is bordered by the big lake on the south, osceola and indian river counties to the north, st lucie and martin counties to the east and glades and higlands counties to the west.  

land values are still considerably lower than dade county where I live.  unless I sell my business I need to stay about two hours away from the shop max.

there are so many meskins in the area you'll never want for some good cooking but mesquite is a bit scarce.

[68Hawk]

Skiing is as skiing does.  There are wieners, bananas and idiots, as with any place in this world.  There are also some really cool and genuine people who pull some really hard core stuff.

There's a world of difference between the losers who fly in from out of state to spend money at Vail like it's going out of style and the true snowriders at A-Basin.

Snowboarding is better for you anyway!   A purer form of snowriding.  It actually has a lot to do with dogfighting and E management.  

This is from the one who was born in the middle of a blizzard.  If you don't like snow then stay where its warm with the other panzies.

[culero]

Originally posted by storch
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there are so many meskins in the area you'll never want for some good cooking but mesquite is a bit scarce.

No sweat, mesquite grows like a weed, and meskins are good at planting it

[rpm]

I say again, Belize! I just talked with a guy that owns a place down there near Punta Gorda. He bought 10 acres for $100 an acre and has a legal title backed by a title policy in the US. He has a few squaters on his place, but he gives them a $20 or so when he is down there and they are his watchdogs when he is away. He says crime is limited to petty crime because enforcement is swift and harsh. I'm going down there in Febuary for and exploritiry look at Palencia and Punta Gorda. He says it's a lot like far south Louisiana.

[Heater]

Too Late Already did re-loacte

Netherlands

And after 23 years I still love it

[lazs2]

I put most skiiers in the same category as the guys with the "alien" helmets and skin tight spandex that ride their bikes around like they are racers.

It just looks studmuffingy.  It looks pretentious.  

lazs

[68Wooley]

Originally posted by lazs2
I put most skiiers in the same category as the guys with the "alien" helmets and skin tight spandex that ride their bikes around like they are racers.

It just looks studmuffingy.  It looks pretentious.  

lazs

Ah - I think I see where Lazs is coming from. He thinks everyone skis in skin-tight downhill racing suits. Like he saw on the telly once.

Quick question Lazs; when you go out driving in your hotrod on a Sunday afternoon, do you wear a nomex racing suit, balaclava and full face helmet?

[Curval]

WHATEVER lazs wears while he does anything is the "correct" and manly attire.

Pay attention.

[storch]

Originally posted by Curval
WHATEVER lazs wears while he does anything is the "correct" and manly attire.

Pay attention.

you should extend an invitation to him give him a tandem tow scooter tour of hamilton and buy him a pair of bermuda shorts and photo op it.

[lazs2]

68... no I did not why would I?  Same for the skiers and bike riders.. they are just flabby aholes not world competitors in a race.

curval is of course correct in that you can't go too wrong just following my lead on clothing..    I can't guarantee that you will look as good as me tho.  

lazs

[68Hawk]

Lazs is just pissed because he can't ride snow.

Anyone who really does carve it up can easily affirm that it takes good conditioning to do it right.  High altitude will also take it out of you.  Halfpipe riding takes a lot of leg muscles to get that high in the air.  Backcountry riding, possibly the purest form, takes a lot of cardiovascular conditioning, as well as the same muscles used in hiking.  

He can fume as long as he wants, so long as he says away from my powder!

[Vulcan]

Tahiti, my family has some roots there.