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perisher: uhhh why isn't this coming up as an image?

its-a-clock: yeah, between now and early july is when the season starts. NZ is about the same. Although aus is getting a decent start, it's nothing compared to South America. Nieve caída en los últimos 7 días. Snowfall in the last 7 days. 240 cms / 94.5 inches http://www.skiportillo.com/conditions/conditions-eng.html This is a lot by any measure

I'm too old

if anybody wants me to host movies (of any size) via bittorrent, PM me. (assuming it's legal )

i should have changed my post to ask what the temperature was

whoops got distracted by the pretty pictures that's embarassing

nice how steep ?

RichE: Get AutoGK, will do it all magically for you: http://www.autogk.me.uk/ don't need to worry about cracks etc (dubious legality )

toque: i was thinking the same thing, but i don't know

Thanks FT

yama: how much was it?

Yeah, there's not many ;(

For those of you who don't skin, what pack do you use to hold your skis? Cheers

You could use something like bittorrent to distribute it. This saves on bandwidth because people who download it then upload it to other people who want it.

still snowing although temperatures have risen and it's becoming a bit wet nz, no snow for a little while now (8th of june)

hrm www.snowandcheesejapanforums.com is available!

biggles used to be my hero

Internal affairs (hong kong, but actually good) - being remade into a hollywood movie with matt damon and decaprio

sourdough

It's interesting to note that Mt Hutt (first aus/nz place to open, often does lots of snow making) is reporting: " Snow conditions are soft with some patches of little or no cover. " not a good start

Yeah, i like the original one the most. Miami I used to like until there was a bit where they said (along these lines) "because oil is heavier than water, it will sink to the bottom and we can collect the residue". It's the really stupid stuff that annoys me

O11, well put!

I'm addicted... It's such a bad show, but I can't help myself

while chances of survival due to transceivers stand at just 11 % (average over the last 20 years) that's lower than i would have thought?

(even for an alpine area in australia )