super shredder | 7:28 a.m. Oct. 18, 2007
warren miller and his Jags sports echelon dorks will get none of my dough. those chumps treat snowboarders just a little better than Robert Redford and his faithful flock in Provo canyon.
What are you talking about? | 8:26 a.m. Oct. 18, 2007
Ummm, super shredder, you do know that Warren Miller was the first filmmaker to show snowboarding in a feature ski flick, right? And you do know that he's done several segments with snowboarders in every movie since, right?

That's right, I forgot - anybody that shows any skiing is a nerd. That's why you've got your "indy" snowboard flicks which are 2 hours of 12-year-olds catching 18" of air then stopping to brag about it while throwing up gang signs.

And by the way, you're the first person to use the word "shred" since about 1989.
6 inches snow make happy | 9:05 a.m. Oct. 18, 2007
Snow make happy. No need no stress. Relax and look forward to plenty of snow and terrain to share. Now join me . .inhale . . . exhale . . .Aaaaaahhh.
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swrl | 10:24 a.m. Oct. 18, 2007
Get over it. If you want to Ski Alta or experience the space of Deer Valley, then strap on a pair of ski's. Tell me how tough you are when you have to platform on two boards 210 m long, and wrap them to your ankles with wet leather and need a snorkel to breath, rather than float a banana. Try it you might like it and appreciate those that got you into the mountains, in the first place..
Anonymous | 6:29 p.m. Oct. 18, 2007
I've lived in the greatest snow on earth. Too me, it wasn't that great. I remember the inversion layer, yellow snow and winter fog too. The north wind blowing down the valleys made winter a bleak experience to have to endure.

I spend three years in Frankfurt. I got to drive a gas tanker on the icy autobahn, play army in frozen forest and dig out trucks. Thank god, I wasn't in a armor unit. I saw Third Armor work on tanks in sub zero weather. They didn't do garages. It was done out in the weather.

Here I can ski Saturday, sail Sunday and see the snow capped mountains seventy miles east. Here you know Christmas in nearing when the navel oranges ripen and the camellias bloom.
AP | 7:50 p.m. Oct. 18, 2007
This movie sounds sweet. I love Warren Miller flicks- great quality shots and people just loving what they're doing. I look forward to seeing this move and getting stoked for ski season!!

Pray for snow.
skibwana | 9:45 a.m. Oct. 19, 2007
Utah doesn't have a monopoly on light-powder. I've had some great powder days at Winter Park Colorado...Colorado's favorite (which is this Oregon gal's favorite too!)

Regardless...Warren Miller's flicks get my adrenaline pumping and ready for the ski season.
veriodbg | 8:17 p.m. Oct. 21, 2007
My Verio-Orem, Utah colleagues will be at the Orem show on Wednesday. We plan to be loud! And who cares about any other "powder" than the stuff that's near you and plentiful. Sheesh.

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