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Wow I never realized how easy it was to pronounce a ridiculous end of the world scenario and get this many people to pay attention to it. Edit: GN to quote Billy Joel, I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints, the sinners are much more fun.

I really liked Kyoto/Osaka. They are really close to each other and a bit more laid back than Tokyo. Kyoto is a bit touristy but Osaka has an amazing nightlife and offers all of the weird quarky materialistic things Tokyo does. Kyoto has some amazing temples and sights as well, the forests in the outer part of the city are amazing. Tokyo is really cool as well, lots to do and huge. It's easy to get around anywhere. I guess it's more of what are you looking to get out of it? If you want a massive dose of culture I would go to Kyoto/Osaka. If you want a party hard metro view of Japan I wou

Originally Posted By: surfarthur Surfing for me Nice looks like some good weather. A biking day with my buddy Elliot: Hopefully we will be able to make some better edits this year with some bigger stuff (once the snow melts higher) and a better camera!

Originally Posted By: muikabochi Is that sarcasm Mitch? If so, why? A bit, but in actuality mid January is my bet.

January 18th 11:24 am- Feb 1 7:35 pm

Totten, what a good game!

My first year in Japan was last year and it was truly remarkable. If you like deep and light snow along with a lot of good people you will certainly like Japan! Woohoo

Originally Posted By: stemik good to see some investment into lifts at Niseko. Terrible marketing brochure! Now if only they would change the Hilton Gondola and maybe allow us to ski anywhere on the mountain. I think that's asking too much .

I know some people have go pros on here let's see some hiking, biking, gardening, or whatever you do in the summer reports, pics or videos. Here's some of my stuff from biking the other day! hitting a dirt jump run, first time through the line, stoked! Mosley tired out after a long day chasing us down the trails Ahh Utah

TheOrange, I don't know Hiroshima well but if it is hilly or woodsy terrain nearby I would take up mountain biking. I bike all the time and it goes so much faster and is much more efficient than running. Also much easier on the joints overtime! It costs a good amount for a good bike but well worth it! Then if you really get into it start doing some downhill and dirt jumping .

Originally Posted By: DiGriz Well, whatever the age of this body, the real me is still about 16! Haha smart 16 year old. Looking back I wasn't that much of a screw up at 16. 13 on the other hand...

Originally Posted By: Go Native Got down to zero last night so the heater had to come back on... Crazy GN, the resort still open as well, how does Yotei look? I'm missing it but we are having record bases here in Utah. Had a slide go across the road while I was up at the resort yesterday. The debris must have been 3m high and it didn't even go to the ground! Crazy stuff.

25 million tons isn't even a fathomable amount. That is insane, my best to anyone that has to clean up all of that.

Originally Posted By: pie-eater These celebrations I have found somewhat distasteful, like but not as funny as 'Team America'. In a way it seems to me no better than the flag/effigy burning idiots on the other side. On a lighter note, I wonder if bin Laden got to see the Royal Wedding and if so - what did he think of Pippa Middleton's arse? I agree 100%. For as many times as we play the superpower card, we sure don't act like a society that has their stuff together.

Originally Posted By: Tubby Beaver Originally Posted By: MitchPee Originally Posted By: Mamabear Yeah. but you are supposed to be working and saving for Grad School.... so you wont be riding any will you?...WILL YOU!? Bahahaha. I wish I could say no, but fortunately it is only a 25 minute drive to the mountain soooo there are going to be a few days a week where I have some time to ski study . Worth checking out Utah if the AUD keeps up against ours! Food for thought MB haha fixed it for you Mitch Epic re-post TB So I am headed to the mountain to ski study now.

Originally Posted By: grungy-gonads Thats a cool clip Mitch, though doesnt look much like me. I don't think you or Rob quite understand the video .

Originally Posted By: Tubby Beaver I was just joking Mitch! Not only did the west aid the Mujahadin against the Soveits, they trained and provided weapons to OBL and his mob directly, before they turned and bit the West on its ass. OBL is even in Rambo 3 as the leader that helps Rambo kill all soviets in afghanistan!! Oh I know TB, that was meant to be a funny tone hard to display that via internet. GG and Rob:

Originally Posted By: Mamabear Originally Posted By: MitchPee Snowbird just hit 700 inches and it looks like more is on the way! Yeah. but you are supposed to be working and saving for Grad School.... so you wont be riding any will you?...WILL YOU!? Bahahaha. I wish I could say no, but fortunately it is only a 25 minute drive to the mountain soooo there are going to be a few days a week where I have some time to ski . Worth checking out Utah if the AUD keeps up against ours! Food for thought MB haha

Originally Posted By: klingon Originally Posted By: MitchPee Snowbird just hit 700 inches and it looks like more is on the way! 700 inches?! That's some snowfall. How high up is that? It's about 3,400 meters or so. Just biked and skied in the same day! Will post a video as soon as I get my own computer back.

Apologize for the novel, it is easy for me to get swayed into anything dealing with Afghanistan-US interaction.

Originally Posted By: Tubby Beaver don't join Al-Qaeda....what else they gonna do?? Not like anyone is gonna hire them when their last name is Bin Laden!! Hahaha, don't think they have to worry about job searching. What with a family business like the Bin Laden's construction one and all, there shouldn't be monetary concerns ever. Someone above said it right. The celebration of death makes us look just as uncivilized as the crazy radicals burning the American flag on 9/11. Looks like we know just how to fuel the fire and keep the perpetual war on terror alive! The unfortunate

Snowbird just hit 700 inches and it looks like more is on the way!

Originally Posted By: Tubby Beaver Originally Posted By: MitchPee Originally Posted By: Tubby Beaver the Shah of Iran was backed by America. Trump has a magnificent haircut though Europe and America have done their fair share to mess up Africa and the Middle East. I didn't dispute that.....but someone said that "the US has to wake up and realise that (various people).....the Shah of Iran were not a threat to us"....I pointed out that the Shah wasn't removed by US policy, he was in fact installed and backed by US policy. EDIT: Specifically in Europe, Britain and France. O

Originally Posted By: Tubby Beaver the Shah of Iran was backed by America. Trump has a magnificent haircut though Europe and America have done their fair share to mess up Africa and the Middle East.

Originally Posted By: Black Mountain It was at my cottage in Ontario about 1.5 hours west of Ottawa. It used to be very unusual for something like that to happen but unfortunately tornadoes are becoming almost a yearly occurrence there now. Yeah they can be scary. My uncle lives in tornado alley and when I visited once we got to see an F4 I think it was. Like you said the sky got green and there was GOLF BALL sized hail. I've never heard such a loud sound it felt like people were shooting machine guns next to your ear. Really surreal feeling before the tornado touched down as well.