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the ones Tony Montana chops with his hand fom the Bolivian mountainon his desk in this scene!
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ooh, ohh - what did i win????
Quote:Originally posted by SnowJapan.Com#3:We haven't heard from alferg, toque or Bushpig yet - give us a shout if you want to claim your goodies. You've got until next Friday!
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WOOT WOOT!!
its me - my login here is alferg.
i must thank hakkouda-san for blessing me with 1 of its 2 allocated clear february days! i must say, it was impossible to take a bad photo that day
thanks for pinging me about this fattwins - i was already on cloud 9 as this is my 2nd last day of work for the next 3 months - now on cloud 99!!
Quote:Originally posted by veronica:Love those photos, alferg.
Sanno "Hey I won" - are you alferg?
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what ragdoll said.
it takes more energy to do the electrolysis to seperate the water than you get from the hydrogen. so its not a solution unless you are creating the initial energy from solar/wind/wave/geothermal energy.
it pi$$es me off that the media makes out its free energy... the story is probably funded by the US government to stop people worrying about the impending energy crisis...
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it certainly looks like NZ is well & truly ready for their official opening dates this season
from www.snow.co.nz
It will be one of the best openings ever at Mt Hutt with snowmaking and natural falls creating excellent early season coverage. (23/05/06)
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The fleeting beauty of an early dump...
Sweeeeeet!
Going...
Going...
Going...
Gone!
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Aussie Alps today - 30cm! & still 1 month until the official season start.
Dudes hiking up at Falls Creek, 7th of may
Dude skiing, Falls Creek, 8th of May
Thredbo wrapped in its winter blanket
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that's really cool of you!
PM done.
now we need to co-ordinate the promised beer
Quote:Originally posted by Team snow bee:LPL pm me with what I need to do to put you as recommending it to me
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I've got a week already booked for the start of August
I just bought my Thredbo club card. Anyone here buying one for the first time this season? put me down as your friend who introduced you, & I get an extra 3 points towards a free day... I'll buy you a beer if you do it
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a friend of a friend bought land in niseko, fairly central, in 2004 - its worth triple now apparently...
out of curiousity, i've taken a peek at the (numerous) real estate pages, & the prices are huge - in fact they are quite similar to sydney real estate prices.
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i seriously loved this - i think it just became my favourite film ever! so full of strong political themes! power to the people!Quote:Originally posted by Ocean11:
Has anybody seen 'V for Vengeance'? -
i've heard cadrona is pretty intermediate.
if u want some serious NZ action, hit the cantebury region club fields - they are awesome, but the rope-tows are murder...
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i know! people do it though. you can be goth in shorts, it just takes some imagination.Quote:Originally posted by Mr Wiggles:
How can you have goths in Australia? It's far too warm!
thanks for reminding me about the cult. i gotta get some more old cult tunes. they rocked!
i hear ya re. the cure -> electroclash. i think a lot of dance music is derivative of stuff the cure was doing way back. -
ah yes, that old bauhaus classic still sends shivers up my spine... it was used so effectively in the vampire film, "the hunger". nobody ever made a gothier song - it sounded like it was recorded in draculas castle!
i reckon teenagers will always be drawn towards that exploration of their darker side, so goth will always be around in some form.
where i spent my "formative" years in brisbane, queensland, goths were called "swampies". i was a bit of a swampie, but i was only 16 & wasnt into the make-up or anything... living in the southern burbs, i was lucky i was never bashed, cruising around in my tight black jeans, pointy boots & black spikey hair!
there were quite a lot of swampies in brisbane back then (late 80s). favourite club was called "morticias". i still listen to a bit of bauhaus & early cure, the jesus & mary chain, etc... some good tunes from that era.
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The plot thickens...
here's an audio clip of Issac Hayes defending the Scientology episode
T:\depts\movies\_Fun_Stuff\IsaacHayesDefends_SouthPark.mp3
Fox News reported awhile ago that Isaac Hayes didn't quit South Park and never issued the press release saying he was offended by their Scientology episode, but rather left the show after suffering a stroke. Now Page Six is claiming the press release was actually put out by other Scientologists, saying:
That release was put out by fellow Scientologist Christina "Kumi" Kimball, a fashion executive for designer Craig Taylor. According to foxnews.com, "Hayes loves 'South Park' and needs it for income. He has a new wife and a baby on the way."
from http://www.thesuperficial.com/archives/2006/03/23/isaac_hayes_back_stabbed_by_sc.html
Chef's untimely, horrific end -
http://youtube.com/watch?v=pBfQKPAXCwo&search=south%20park%20chef%20returns
Chef's Eulogy
http://youtube.com/watch?v=dQkc2gtPyBk&search=south%20park%20chef%20returns
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somehow i think this was a different competition...
http://www.youtube.com/w/Japanese-Air-Guitar-Champ?v=frbtz6_7je4
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if you can find photos of this comp, post em here!
http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/news/intl/4252/
o we all knew that the Japanese have a penchant for taking things that the Western world originally start as a joke and running with it until it becomes a world-wide phenomenon. But air-guitar? They’ve managed to take the ‘sport’ to the next level, even going as far as holding annual air-guitar championships. The championships, which had been mainly populated by teenage girls, has now split to also hold the ‘Miss Air Guitar Japan Contest’ as well as the annual ‘Air Guitar World Championship’.
The ‘Miss Air Guitar Japan Contest’ boasted a line-up of 14 lively, panty-flashing, teens, who battled
it out for the number one spot. With the aid of a selection of panty-flashes and well timed smiles, 17 year old Shizuka Mtsubara took out the grand prize. The excited schoolgirl chuffed afterwards, "Since seeing the air guitar championships on TV a couple of years ago, my family and I have become really big fans," the schoolgirl told Shukan Taishu. "What I really like about air guitar playing is that it lets me express myself in a way I like while listening to music I like. I knew people were going to be looking up my dress to see my undies, but I didn't worry about that and just gave it my all."
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LOL yeah fair cop, im not even sure where that was.. will have to check the video... but i'm sure the bit just above there was almost vertical...
Quote:Originally posted by le spud:I told you I wouldn't tease you about it. You ripped last season.
But this terrain is almost up hill
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O11, you sound jealous man!
not that it was much to be jealous of - our Happo BC tour was actually quite gruelling... a big hike, blizzard at the top, stong winds, variable snow (chalky powder for 1 short section was as good as it got), elephant snot & rain at the bottom, soaked to the skin... plus dropping 15000+ yen for the privelage ... yeah i reckon we deserved that onsen
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yeah it was tonnes of fun... my working life seems quite vanilla flavoured in comparison
LOL @ le spud!
2.what is "pretend to be JJ"?
3.fart bubble
4.oi, what flat bits? watch your lip or i'll set the eeeevil monkey onto you!
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Oh, & some more pics from the soggy Happo BC tour.
Treehugger's mirror gogs showing the top lift & the crew hanging out for it to open.
LPL & Treehugger ready for the snow-shoe shuffle.
At the end of the day - A well deserved onsen complete with floating sake tray - luxury!
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Treehugger is a huge studio Ghibli fan, thus the cheesy grin. Nozawa was full of really good snowmen - they haev some sort of competition. This sculpture of Totero was one of the best.
Mr Thunk is excited about our first tracks on the Yamabiko ridge
Beware the piercing eyes on the eeeeeevil baby monkey!
Chillin monkey
Grandma OG & Wee Moose checking out the monkey onsen.
Ahh, Pigsy you stupid swine! Yup, this is Pigsy 2006, on Japanese TV with his own "rate my restaurant" type show. Bizarre.
Alan Rock narrowly escapes snapped limbs, after tumbling to a stop against the small trees at the top of this man-made cliff, Happo One.
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LPL carving up the (insert area here).
Mr Thunk carving up the old lift-line track off the skyline.
And Treehugger doing the same - I just love how you can see his last 3 turns hanging in the air...
Mr Thunk scores end-of-day freshies about 50m from the gondola base.
SNOW JAPAN PHOTO CONTEST 05/06 - And the winners are...
in Snow talk, trip reports, Japan avalanche & backcountry
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yes i am the snowboarder formerly known as alferg
how r u le spud, formerly known as db, aka ring-pull?
here's my official renaming thread from 2003.
you can still call me alphonse if you like
http://www.snowjapanforums.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/1/4209.html?