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6 comments:
it is about time...
I have never been to Taos
but it always blew my mind that there was this elitist separation of snowboarding and skiing
snowboarding saved the sport of skiing
snowboarding pushed the sport of skiing to new heights
Closer to my heart: Without snowboarding, I'm not sure anyone would ever have invented parabolic skis. Not that I didn't love my old 203cm Rossignol Quantums, but I certainly didn't love turning them.
Penance for tackling the snowboarders in the Burton video.
It's the end of days!!!!!
Success!
Wait, what will I do if snowboard loses it's renegade image? More HP commercials? Maybe one with Shaun White?
How 'bout retire with your millions? Or if you insist on being a renegade, go wild & give it all to your buddy Zen.
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