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www.gaperhunter.com is where it's at. http://www.fluorescentrompersuits.co.uk/pics1.html is worthy of mention as well. Some of the stuff in the Burton link looks normal. Other things look vomit-inspired/inspiring. For what it's worth: navy blue pants, khaki jacket, white gloves, and any obnoxious colored beanie, usually orange.

Random question: Are potential university teachers SOL without publications, even if they have a Masters in TESOL and are at least conversational in Japanese?

Thanks, Kumapix! Yoroshiku o-negai shimasu! I was about to get an MT Snow Mullet, but I decided to part with my Mervin-loving ways and got a Stepchild Ranquet for my pow stick instead. A couple guys I know are thinking of MT Snow Mullets though, so don't hesitate to ask a few months into the season and hopefully I can respond with a gear report. (My next Mervin purchase will probably be a snowskate. Got to try one last season, and the missus and I LOVED it, even though we don't skateboard.)

I haven't ridden one yet, but living in the Pacific Northwest, I've heard plenty of reviews. It seems two-thirds of people who've ridden it love, and the other third hate it. Those that love it really dig the edge-hold on hardpack and ice and don't notice the MT anywhere else. Those that hate it say you can't put it in a deep, long carve and that it feels like it wants to turn even when the rider tries to straightline it. And Magne-Traction isn't limited at all. In fact, it has expanded, now featured on more models and sizes, including the once cap construction Snow Mullet tapered p

I got to see Escramble a few weekends back. Not a bad flick, but I expected more since Volcom usually puts out good flicks. Escramble Pro's * Landvik's bottomless pow runs intro * Terje, Guch & Jamie top-to-bottom freeriding in Jackson Hole * silly claymation Escramble Con's * too long booter sessions * anti-climactic finish We just placed an order at a snowboard shop in Sapporo and put Car Danchi 2 with the rest of the goods. I really liked the first one, so I'm excited to see this next effor by Neil. I'm also looking forward to More and Bikecar.