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My Journal: steamboat
By: HerBloodyCanvas


So it's pretty beat but but as it stands now i have to move back home to new jersey due to my injures.  Which happened when i was airing off a rainbow rail at steamboat and include a broken humorous, two broken ribs, punctured lung, and broken pelvis.  So i guess i got lucky it wasn't any worse and i only needed surgery on my arm.  Which was eight screw and a plate. So i'm all doped up on oxycotten and perk and looking forward to the next season. Stay healthy and safe everyone! -alex-


Published On: 4/22/2008
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Hello everybody, it’s time for a new O2 Blog. As I told you in the last Blog, I was going to an North American EastCoast Trip with Isenseven for 3 weeks in february. We were a pretty big and good mixed crew of 6 Riders, one Filmer and one Photographer and our idea was to rent two RV in New Jersey and drive up the whole Eastcoast up to Montreal and stop at some areas to do some Urban riding or whatever we find to hit with the snowboard. So after our long journey from Europe we started our trip with holidays, left our boardbags closed and spent 3 days in New York. Our Isenseven „Daddy“ and Filmer Vincent was the only guy of our crew who has been to this amazenig city before and he showed us around... the time in New York was great, we spent our time on top of the Rockafeller Cemter, Times Square, in crazy good Night Clubs and Gay Bars, visited a OK GO Concert, ate good food and spent a lot of money for new clothes... I took a few pictures with my O2 Nokia N95 cellphone for you. Photobucket Photobucket Photobucket After the 3 days in New York we where a little bit sad to leave this great place but also excited for the next chapters our trip will bring. So we drove to New Jersey to get our rented RV’s, went to the Grocery Store to buy a lot of food and booze Photobucket And drove 6 hours up to our first destination Burlington, we had pretty good luck with the snow because as soon as we arrived it was dumping very hard and it was getting colder. Our American Rider in the crew Travis Limogue who used to live in Burlington showed us around and we got pretty sweet stuff done... and even delicious self-made hot dogs Photobucket Photobucket After a few days we continued driving and went up to Montpellier a small town one our away from the canadian border, there we visited some friends in the Rome Office, the Sugarbush Mountain Resort and some other guys who gave us some information about Rails and Urban Stuff, but we just spent less time in Montpellier because it wasn’t too good and we wanted to continue to drive up to our last Destination upper North, Montreal. Photobucket We spent the most of our time in Montreal because there was so much snow and good spots to hit with the snowboard. We also had a few pretty nice guys like JP and his friend in the Skateshop and Guilliome. Big props to those guys for helping us out so much and showing us around. But unfortunetly inbetween our Rail Sessions, great food experiances, Card Games and Sauna visits. Chris Patsch broke his wrist while hitting a Ledge in Montreal on his birthday... but we went out for party with him anyway this night, this evening was just amazeing weh ad such a good party with nice people, Champaign and a lot of Vodka. After our long time in Montreal our trip was going to end, all of us where pretty exhausted and really looking forward for a shower and a real bad so we left Montreal a day earlier and drove the down to New Jersey in on day to have our last day and night in New York again. Which was going crazy in the Annex. All in all, it was a great trip! Photobucket In a few days I am leaving for another Isenseven Trip to Colorado, you can read how this trip is going to be in a few weeks. Keep watching my profile and I wish you a great March. T Photobucket

Published On: 3/21/2008
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Winter Has Arrived in New Jersey

Mountain Creek Opens Tomorrow!

Vernon, NJ (December 7, 2007) — It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for!!!  Skiers and snowboarders across the region will find it hard to sleep tonight…knowing ski season is here! 

When Mother Nature conspires with the best snowmakers in the business, amazing things can happen!  Thanks to this incredible teamwork, Mountain Creek is thrilled to announce that not only is Vernon Base opening with incredible conditions tomorrow, December 8th – but the new South terrain park will also debut -- one week early!.

Thanks to ideal snowmaking temperatures over the past two weeks, Mountain Creek’s powerful SnowLab26 has put down a deep base of white across both Vernon and South peaks.  With those snow guns working overtime, guests will enjoy 13 trails with a base depth from 16”-18”, up to 36” in some places – making for awesome early season conditions.  Vernon will be serviced by the Cabriolet Gondola and the Magic Carpet, while access at South will be provided by the South Chair, and the new parks at South will have at least 15 features on the hill.

First chair is at 8am for All Access Season Pass holders and 9am for everyone else.  Both bases will also be open Monday through Friday of next week from Noon until 9pm.  Season Passes are available for pick up at the Vernon Base Guest Services office or the South Rental Shop.  For more information on conditions, trails and features visit www.mountaincreek.com



Published On: 12/7/2007
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Specialty Sports and Rome Rail Jam Snowboard Contest Hits Pompton Plains October 19th

There's no snow in the mountains, but Spesh and Rome team up for the I Heart Box parking lot butter and jib competition - event open to all riders, free give aways, free food, and free good time shredding.

October 15th, 2007: Pompton Plains, NJ - Specialty Sports, New Jerseys' Leading Extreme Sports Retailer, will be hosting the Rome Snowboards 'I Heart Box' Rail Jam parking lot snowboard competition at Specialty Sports' 637 Rt 23 South, Pompton Plains Location on October 19th starting at 5:00 PM (EST)

The 'I Heart Box' rail jam brings rails, ramps, boxes, and SNOW to local riders eager to ride, along with free prizes, bbq, and a video premiere. The Events are open to All Riders.

Interested Riders can Register Via Internet now on www.specialtysports.com by submitting their email on the top right space.

Location:        Specialty Sports (Spesh)
        637 Rt 23 South
                    Pomton Plains, NJ 07444
   Date:        Friday Oct. 19th 4:30PM
                                Organizers:        Spesh, Rome Snowboards

The Complete I Heart Box Tour Schedule is available at www.romesnowboards.com

Specialty Sports (www.specialtysports.com) is New Jerseys' leading extreme sports retailer located at 637 Rt 23 South in Pompton Plains, NJ 07444

Media Contact: Bill Yago, Specialty Sports, 973-831-1844, wyago@aol.com




Published On: 10/16/2007
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♥ RULES OF BEING HARDCORE ♥

RULES OF HARDCORE

RULES OF HARDCORE--------------
1) Be tough at all times.
2) Never cheer after a show... only clap.
3) Be open minded in a "punch people" kind of way.
4) Only the good hardcore bands have names that are sentences with bad grammar. Ex: Boy Hits Car, Boy Sets Fire, Skycamefalling, Boy Sets Car-fire.
5) Ankles are tough so bring your socks down into your shoes so we can see them.
6) Tattoos are tough especially when they are on your calves. See rule 5 on how to see said tattoo more clearly.
7) Wear your hoodie in the mosh pit because sweating like a wild pig makes you look tough.
8) Don't admit you listen to heavy metal.
9) Exception to rule 8: only admit you listen to heavy metal if you think it is ironic and you wear 80's cheese metal shirts.
10) Be a non-conformist, just like all your friends.
11) Practice hardcore dancing in front of your mirror and then try them out the next time Atreyu comes to town.
12) A hardcore band is only original if you call it something-core. Ex: screamcore, emocore, screamocore, mathcore, or medio-core.
13) Remember, it's fun to punch and kick kung fu style.
14) Keep it in the do-jo.
15) Real hardcore fans are called kids.
16) Complain how hardcore bands are playing with metal bands at all costs!
17) Have your own zine, website, production company or be in a band. Claim you are friends with the singer from Shai Halud.
18) Tell people you work in the music industry.
19) More ankles people!
20) Embrace everybody in the scene except for those people who are not you.
21) Refer to bands as old school or new school and then act tough again.
22) Pretend that you get Dillinger Escape Plan.
23) Shop at second hand stores and then go buy expensive shoes.
24) Beat people up and then go to bible study class.
25) Smoking, drinking, and having sex before marriage is too trendy. Real hardcore tough guys abstain.
26) Whatever you do, don't let the singer on stage ever sing in the mic. Make sure you grab it from him and sing in it yourself. After all, you do a better job singing than him. It's a wonder they didn't put you on the album.
27) Start your own hardcore band.
28) Have your logo resemble some random 80's product for nostalgia.
29) Talk about the scene any chance you get. Say as many obscure hardcore bands from NJ as possible.
30) If you are shy, start an emo band so you don't have to look at the audience.
31) People who know more bands than you are better than you.
32) Add the letter X before and after important words. Ex: XhardcorekidX, Xmoshf*ckX
33) Never say, "did you hear the new Strung Out?" unless you are attempting to be funny in which case stop it because hardcore kids are tough not funny.
34) It's merch not merchandise.
35) Hardcore girls must wear head bands at all times.
36) Stretch your ears out to look more intimidating.
37) The bigger you stretch your ears out, the more hardcore you are.
38) Your ears should be stretched out enough to accommodate a block of wood, a hubcap, or a penis.
39) People in the front row are best used as a ladder/staircase to reach your goal... steal the mic away from the singer.
40) When people ask you if you like a band always say, "I only like the old stuff" or "I haven't really gotten into the new stuff."
41) Buy all of that band's merch.
42) Wear your new merch at the next hardcore show.
43) Repeat 41 and 42
44) If you have to wear glasses, make sure they are thick, black framed ones.
45) Don't tell anybody, but make sure you try on your new vintage clothes and stud belt before heading out to see Poison the Well.
46) Never admit you don't like Hatebreed and go see them live 12 times a year.
47) Complain that they are playing with Slayer, but don't admit you actually like Slayer.
48) Complain at all costs.
49) Tag team hardcore dancing is cool.
50) Real hardcore kids are really struggling photographers.
51) You don't go to hardcore concerts, you go to hardcore shows. BIG difference.
52) Name your hardcore dance moves things like "The Mother f*ck" or "Kick That Guy's Ass Move" or better yet... stay home and cry.
53) Protect your body from swinging limbs by sacrificing your two arms.
54) Scream about love.
55) All age venues are important so you are not tempted to drink.
56) Claim you know a guy who knows a guy whose best friend was standing next to the guy who got his ass kicked during Converge. Bash the hardcore scene and then go see The Get Up Kids.
57) Anytime somebody mentions a band always say you know somebody in the band.
58) Wear your pins with honor! Shai Halud, American Nightmare, Minor Threat are the purple heart of valour.
59) Velcro shoes are cool.
60) Don't admit that you have a crush on the singer from Walls of Jericho. If somebody asks, say you respect her as a musician only.
61) Your band name should contain one of the following words: blood, murder, kill, victim and/or butterfly.
62) Print your band name as if it was on a bad printing press. Actual graphics are for posers.
63) Sleep on a portrait painted prettier then everyone.
64) 100 bands from around the world are to play in your city. All of them are the world's best hardcore bands. Every label represented, every hardcore subgenre present. The venue is the best all-ages venue in the world. Tickets are $1.00. It is your job to go around saying the festival should be free.
65) Record producers must make sure to pump the mid because mid is tough.
66) Re-issue your demos after every album.
67) When the band starts playing, everybody join hands and make a big circle so we can watch the big kids play.
68) Crying on stage makes you a professional.
69) Complain some more.
70) Album covers must be made at home on Photoshop by your good friend.
71) If you are from New York, NEVER smile in a promo pic. In fact, always try to cross your arms and look into the camera as if you are going to beat up who ever is looking.
72) If you are from New Jersey, NEVER smile in a promo pic either. In fact, try to look like you just lost your girl friend to the hardcore band from New York.
73) Never admit that emo is country music lyrics mixed with pop rock riffs and marketed by 17 year olds trying to make their friend be the next Dashboard Confessional.
74) American Idol is your worst enemy (but you voted for Ruben).
75) You can get away with glitter on your face as long as your stretched ear plugs are clear.
76) f*ck beer; got breast milk?
77) Bandanas are cool.
78) Bandanas with big X on them are cooler.
79) Bandanas with big X on them were cool last week, you poser.
80) Your best friend is a guy named XattackX from Jersey who you chat with on MSN everyday. He is coming to see you one day. Really.
81) Chunky breakdowns in your songs are original and you should continue to do them despite every other band doing them which is clearly a rip off of your band.
82) Judge other bands and always compare them to the socio-cultural effects of the band Integrity.
83) Look up socio-cultural in the dictionary and then get offended.
84) Green Day is the real reason you are still alive.
85) Describe your group of friends as "The Scene."
86) Obey the laws of the hardcore scene or forever be banished from the circle.
87) When somebody asks you what is hardcore respond with, "I am hardcore" then punch somebody in the face for looking at you wrong.
88) Keep punching.
89) Kick a little, too.
90) Punch.
91) Add a threat about their mother for good measure.
92) Pretend you won the fight then pickup your dismembered left arm.
93) You are wearing the same thing as the 40-year old gas pump attendant, but for some strange mystical reason you are cooler than he is.
94) Tell everybody that Trustkill Records is too trendy.
95) Did you stop acting tough? I saw you hug that teddy bear.
96) Pierce your tits and tattoo your body.
97) Straight bangs mean straightedge
98) Being vegan means you can't swallow sperm.
99) When in doubt, mock everything.
100) Take everything personally. (duh)
101) Assume this list is about you!



Published On: 4/1/2007
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My Journal: pbrj
By: morrowvt


went to new jersey (ewww jersey), got 3rd at the peanut butter rail jam at mtn creek, so stoked, goin to mammoth in june. yay.

Published On: 1/30/2007
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Oakley was stoked to sign on the young New Jersey native.  Kass has four US Open Championships, seven Winter X Games medals and two Olympic silver medals.
Other sponsors are GNU, QUIKSILVER, GRENADE GLOVES, VANS, JACKS GARAGE, PROPAGANDA
 
 


Published On: 1/30/2007
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Heck yes.  Finally traveling, finally.  New Hampshire on the 26th to January 5th.  Leaving again on the 9th to New Jersey and coming back the 19th.  Granted, yes it is for work, but still.  On my own, hopefully having some fun and seeing some sights.  I've been waiting for this.  A chance to get out of this hole I call life. 
 
It hardly seems like a life really.  Too often it's just not right, life's not right.  Things happen that make you scratch your head and think wtf?  Now how and when in the hell did I let that happen?  Did I even know it was happening?  No!  That shouldn't be happening! 
 
Yeah, life's like that.  It sucks. Truly.  But there are a few things that make it a little nicer along the way.  A horse thats beautiful, intelligent, and athletic.  Nothing makes you smile like watching the hard work of your own hands bear fruit.  You trained that horse.  A dog that loves you know matter what, that does weird antics you'd swear just to cheer you up.  Amazingly enough, that even licks the tears off my face.  Heck of a dog.  And a guy, that's just... I don't know... just amazing.  Unfailing love, devotion, and respect.  You know it's the real deal when you can see what he's thinking when you look in his eyes. When you'd give up everything else in the world just to be with him, everything.  I have given up everything for him.  Friends, the respect of others, times that I should be laughing and having fun, I'm instead crying and being miserable, and wanting to die.  It's not a fair trade, I know.  Believe me,  I know.  But this guy, he's... no other word than amazing. 
 
Sometimes I wish I'd just die.  Just take some pills and die.  Don't think it would hurt too much, my body shutting down.  But God, what he would feel like when he found me.  There's a lot of things I just can't do because of him.  He has pulled my world down, shattered it into pieces really... but he is building it up around the two of us.  I guess the only real accurate way to describe it is this: he has ripped my heart in two, but replaced one side with a half of his.  Am I the only one that makes sense to?  I think my heart would stop beating without him.  Damn the luck, but curse the good fortune to find someone you think should be your soulmate if there was such a thing. 
 
It's hard not being with him.  Damn near impossible to fall asleep w/o wishing to God he was here laying by my side. Believing what I believe, hoping what I hope, and loving the dream of what life could be like I do.  Too often I wonder: Will God accept a sinner like me?  Someone who has a weak heart like mine?  I don't know, to be honest.  Sometimes I think I have the answer right in my face.  Other times, I swear he's telling me to not let go.  To never give up hope.  Some day things will be all right.  Some day they'll be okay.  He'll wipe the tears from my eyes and things won't be anymore.  Am I wrong?       


Published On: 12/23/2006
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Published On: 6/22/2006
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Published On: 6/9/2006
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Saturday, March 4, 2006

Freeski Super Fling

Attention all freeskiers.  Do we have the event for you!!  The Freeski Super Fling is designed to provide an environment that supports freeskiers whom have little to no experience with formal competitions.  So, come compete in this grassroots event to improve your skills, build confidence, and take advantage of the opportunity to qualify for the Vermont Open. 

http://www.mountaincreek.com/todo/events/index.htm



Published On: 2/27/2006
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Thanks so much to everyone for sending in all the great name suggestions. We were really surprised and couldn't believe how many of you wrote in. We try and do everything here at Sandbox together as a group, with all the riders and filmers giving input and suggestions on all aspects of the film. So even with the hundreds of names that came pouring in, we are really sorry to say that we still can't decide on a name. We're just going to stick with Sandbox for now as you all know the name and logo very well and can identify it with our films. However, We will still be giving the prize pack away to one lucky contributor. This person wrote in an outstanding amount of name suggestions, over a hundred I think. The winner is Lacey-Starr Meyer from New Jersey.

Published On: 2/6/2006
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Mountain Creek News/Events: Jammin 4 Swag is Tonight!!!
By: MountainCreek


Tonights Jammin 4 Swag Sponsored By Ski Barn will be held at the flat down box on Indian Pass!!!010506_sunsetjib.jpg
Registration for Jammin 4 Swag will start at 4:45pm and the Rail Jam will start at 6pm.  Come Out. Compete. Win Swag.!!!!!

http://www.mountaincreek.com/todo/events/020306_swag.htm

Published On: 2/3/2006
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Palmer Grand Prix Update :: 1.26.06
Andy Finch Secures A Spot On The US Snowboard Team!


Despite howling winds that forced the postponement of the Grand Prix finals in Mountain Creek, New Jersey, this weekend, Andy Finch pulled it off on Sunday - finishing 2nd in the fifth and final Grand Prix event of the year. It was his best Grand Prix showing of the year and earned him a coveted spot on the US Olympic Team. His run featured a backside crail, a frontside 1080, a Cab 720, a frontside 900, and a Michaelchuk.

Andy will join Palmer teammates Lindsey Jacobellis who will represent the US in Boardercross, Erin Simmons from Canada and Marco Huser from Switzerland in Italy next month.

They'll be in Aspen competing in Winter X Games 10 this weekend... check your local listings to watch them live!!




Published On: 1/27/2006
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Palmer Grand Prix Update :: 1.17.06

For those of you following the Palmer team and their journey to Turin, Andy Finch finished 4th at the most recent Grand Prix in Mt. Bachelor, Oregon bringing his overall standings to 6th. He needs to be 4th in the overall standings to be considered for the US Olympic Team. So keep your fingers crossed and cheer loud this weekend for him In Mountain Creek, New Jersey.

If you don't know that Palmer ripper, Lindsey Jacobellis has already qualified for the US Team in SBX, then you've been living in a cave. But you may not know that she also has her sights on representing in the halfpipe as well. Her last chance to qualify is this weekend - January 20-21 at the Mountain Creek Grand Prix. We'll be rooting for you, Lindsey!

Action Sports hero, Shaun Palmer gave it the old college try and was well on his way to representing the US in Italy when he tore his Achilles tendon during the World Cup snowboardcross competition in Kronplatz, Italy. We're so bummed we won't be watching him in the Olympics, but still stoked he did so well on the World Cup circuit. Knowing Shaun, we won't be surprised if we see him in 2010 in Whistler...you just never know with him.

Outside of the US, Palmer Team Rider, Marco Hauser is ranked #1 in SBX World Cup points for Switzerland and Canada's Erin Simmons looks like a good bet to represent Palmer in Turin on the snowboardcross course too!


Published On: 1/18/2006
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Yo, What up all!!
I created this blog to inform you all about Mountain Creek.  My name is Ryan, and I work in the marketing department here at Mountain Creek.  MC is the sickest spot in the East to ride.  We have Six parks a sick Super pipe and we are hosting the Grand Prix this January.  Also at the Grand Prix we will be announcing the 2006 Olympic Snowboarding Team!!!  Check out our site @ www.mountaincreek.com.  Any comments, Questions, or concerns can be directed my way by posting to this blog.  I will check it daily and give you the latest updates about whats going on at Mountain Creek.

Published On: 1/6/2006
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My Journal: Resume
By: DarrenJ


I am a dynamic figure, often seen scaling walls and crushing ice.  I have been known to remodel train stations on my lunch breaks, making them more efficient in the area of heat retention.  I translate ethnic slurs for Cuban refugees.  I write award-winning operas, I manage time efficiently.  Occasionally, I tread water for three days in a row. I woo women with my sensuous and godlike trombone playing, I can pilot bicycles up severe incline with unflagging speed, and I cook Thirty-Minute Brownies in twenty minutes.  I am an expert in stucco, a veteran in love, and an outlaw in Peru.
Using only a hoe and a large glass of water, I once single-handedly defended a small village in the Amazon Basin from a horde of ferocious army ants.  I play bluegrass cello, I was scouted by the Mets, I am the subject of numerous documentaries.  When I'm bored, I build large suspension bridges in my yard.   I enjoy urban hang gliding. On Wednesdays, after school, I repair electrical appliances free of charge. I am an abstract artist, a concrete analyst, and a ruthless bookie. Critics worldwide swoon over my original line of corduroy eveningwear. I don't perspire.  I am a private citizen, yet I receive fan mail. I  have been caller number nine and have won the weekend passes. Last  summer I toured New Jersey with a traveling centrifugal-force demonstration. I bat 400. My deft floral arrangements have earned me fame in international botany circles.  Children trust me.  I can hurl tennis rackets at small moving objects with deadly accuracy. I once read Paradise Lost, MobyDick and  David Copperfield in one day and still had time to refurbish an entire  dining room that evening.    I know the exact location of every food item in the supermarket.  I have performed several covert operations with the CIA. I sleep once a week; when I do sleep, I sleep in a chair. While on vacation in Canada, I successfully negotiated with a group of  terrorists who had seized a small bakery.
 The laws of physics do not apply to me.  I balance, I weave, I dodge, I frolic, and my bills are all paid.  On weekends, to let off steam, I participate in full-contact origami.  Years ago I discovered the meaning of life but forgot to write it down. I have made extraordinary four course meals using only a mouli and a toaster oven.  I breed prizewinning clams.  I have won bullfights in San Juan, cliff-diving competitions in Sri Lanka, and spelling bees at the Kremlin. I have played Hamlet, I have performed open-heart surgery, and I have spoken with Elvis.


Published On: 12/5/2005
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My Journal: 24/10/2004
By: flatspinner


This is the journal of Ryan Wright.

Having just responded to one of those "fill this in" e-mails, I am a little testy. I feel that those e-mails dig way too personal into my life (do I sleep with a teddy bear?) and I am not always willing to give that information away. Besides who wants to answer what "their perfect girl/guy" is and what they look like? Having said this, here is my story of existance for the time I remember it.

I was born to a lower middle class family in Newark, NJ. Growing up, I was frequented by people who always wanted to give me a ride somewhere. They often offered candy and stuff like that. People sure are nice in Newark. My captive came in the night though, Richardo was his name. Apparently my father was an organized crime boss and there was a hit out on the family. Richardo made sure I was well fed and often talked about getting rich off me. I had no idea what he was talking about and I thought he had gone mad for saying that I could be worth money. Well the ransom never came, and I was growing on Richardo's nerves. On a last ditch effort to get some, what was that word he used...dough, he held a gun to my head and ordered me to beg for my life. I couldn't see the logic in this, because if he wanted dough there was a pizza place down the street called Rafi's Pie Den. Richardo was foiled by a low battery and the bluntness of a nightstick. A local police officer arrested Richardo, I hope all that "dough" came in handy. Then the bad news came, my family had given up hope on me and moved to Nigeria in hopes of starting the first self service Saffari Tour.

I was bartered for a carrot and some sewing thread to a local swimming pool cleaner in Bullfrog, AZ after I had hitchhiked there from New Jersey. These people made sure I was also well fed and started to educate me. I thought that was too weird and I ditched out on them a few days later saying that a call had some in about a pool around the US/Mexico border. I took $20 and headed north. I eventually came to rest in a strange town called Monte Vista, CO. The day I arrived it was so frigid that I saw a brilliant white light and started to get tunnel vision. A local woman saw me wandering aimlessly through the streets and decided that she would take care of me.

I guess I could say I owe everything to this woman. She made sure I was educated and she sure is a clever one, she didn't fall for the pool call on the border thing, instead I was confined to a dark closet for three days until I had calmed down. I graduated high school and headed to the University of Northern Colorado is Greeley. Nothing happened, so I moved two semesters later to Western State College in Gunnison. A lot and nothing happened there so I was forced by the local woman to attend the hellish Adams State College in Alamosa. I plan on going back to Gunnison after I convince the local woman that she has a long lost relative near the US/Canada border.

Toodles

Published On: 10/24/2004
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My Journal: 17/7/2005
By: diatasnowboards


You Know You're from New Jersey When...

...you recognize or can relate to at least 10 of these:

* You've been seriously injured at Action Park.
* You know that the only people who call it "Joisey" are from New York (usually The Bronx) or Texas.
* You don't think of citrus when people mention "The Oranges."
* You know that it's called "Great Adventure," not "Six Flags."
* You've ordered a hard roll with butter for breakfast.
* You've known the way to Seaside Heights since you were seven.
* You've eaten at a diner, when you were stoned or drunk, at 3 am.
* Whenever you park, there's a Camaro within three spots of you.
* You remember that the "Two Guys" were from Harrison.
* You know that the state isn't one big oil refinery.
* At least three people in your family still love Bruce Springsteen, and you know what town Jon Bon Jovi is from.
* You know what a "jug handle" is.
* You know that a WaWa is a convenience store.
* You know that the state isn't all farmland.
* You know that there are no "beaches" in new Jersey - there's "The Shore," and you know that the road to the shore is "The Parkway" not "The Garden State Highway."
* You know that "Piney" isn't referring to a tree.
* Even your school cafeteria made good Italian subs, and, you call it a "sub" not a "submarine sandwich" or worse yet, a "hoagy" or a "hero."
* You remember the song from the Palisades Park commercials.
* You know how to properly negotiate a Circle.
* You knew that the last question had to do with driving.
* You know that "Acme" is an actual store, not just a Warner Bros creation.
* You know that this is the only "New..." state that doesn't require "New" to identify it (like, try ...Mexico, ...York, ...Hampshire (doesn't work, does it?).
* You know how to translate this conversation: "Jeet yet?" "No, Jew?"
* You only go to New York City for day trips, and you only call it "The City."
* You know that a "White Castle" is the name of BOTH a fast food chain AND a fast food sandwich.
* You consider a corned beef sandwich with lettuce and mayo a sacrilege.
* In the 80's you wore your hair REALLY high.
* You don't think "What exit" (do you live near?) is very funny.
* You know that the real first "strip shopping center" in the country is Route 22.
* You know that people from 609 area code are "a little different."
* You know that no respectable New Jerseyan goes to Princeton - that's for out-of-staters.
* The Jets-Giants game has started fights at your school or local bar.
* You live within 20 minutes of at least three different malls.
* You can see the Manhattan skyline from some part of your town.
* You refer to all highways and interstates by their numbers.
* Every year, you had at least one kid in your class named Tony.
* You know where every "clip" shown in the Sopranos opening credits is.
* You've gotten on the wrong highway trying to get out of Willowbrook Mall.
* You've eaten a Boardwalk cheesesteak with vinegar fries.
* You have a favorite Atlantic City casino.
* You start planning for Memorial Day weekend in February.
* And finally...
* You've never pumped your own gas.



Published On: 7/17/2005
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Im going home on leave for Christmas. I cant wait to see my family and friends and go snowboarding. Im going in Washington State up to Snowqualmie. Then my fiance and I are going to New Jersey and going snowboarding up there somewhere. I dont know what the mountain is called, but ill be there. I have a grusome 23 hour flight ahead of me... ahhhh. well, talk to you all later!

Published On: 12/15/2004
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