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It's that time again...

That's right. Time for Vancouver's favorite Monday night party to return. This year promises to be one of our best yet. First off we had to say good-bye to the Royal, which shut it's doors in May. Lots of good times were had and we're sad to see it go. On the flip-side we're stoked to have found our new home at the METropole located at 320 Abbott St. They've gone out of their way to make us feel at home by installing a dozen HD TVs and a brand new HD projector and screen. On top that they have a full feature arcade with pool table and foosball.

We were so excited to get this season rolling that we've taken over Mondays already. The Pre-season is going on with no cover charge and $5 doubles so you can get in shape for the winter party season. The freshest beats are calling you to the dancefloor with resident elDJloco on the 1s and 2s.

Stay tuned right here for the latest party info or check us out at our blog:
http://mountainmadnessmondays.blogspot.com
or on facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=6360267406


Published On: 9/28/2009
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The Whole PartySnake Video is now on the site!

A blog first: This is the first sequence ever posted in this blog..



Thanks for sending that Hoglin. Now for the goods. Click away good buddies!

PartySnake Part 1
PartySnake Part 2
PartySnake Part 3
PartySnake Part 4
PartySnake Part 5

Oh be a good bud and pass it along to your buddies. Thanks buds..

Pnut sent a photo update of his Eastcoast tour with SBC. Peep it.







Bye.

Published On: 2/23/2009
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Effective April 1 - 30, 2003 the Forest Service will be implementing and enforcing a Supervisor's Closure on Vail Mountain, which will prohibit unauthorized access to the Minnie's Deck area where the end-of-season BB&B event has occurred. The Forest Service issued a directive to Vail Resorts under the terms of their special use permit to shut down the BB&B event on Vail Mountain. Historically the BB&B event has taken place at Minnie's Deck and the event had evolved into a gathering of as many as 2,000 people. The behavior of participants posed serious risks to public health and safety as well as caused resource damage. The Supervisor's Closure will be in effect to ensure protection of public health and safety.

So, with a stroke of the pen, the US Forest Service ended the infamous end-of-season party on Vail Mountain, ending a 22 year tradition.  Know by many variations, Boobs, Boomers and Beers; Buns, Boobs, and Beers; Boobs, Booze and Brews, etc, (BB&B) was held on the second Tuesday in April as a way for Vail valley residents and employees to blow off some steam at the end of the season.  The event started in 1980 as a small end-of-season birthday party on Minnie's deck. BB&B devolved into an orgy of drinking, snowball fights and raucous behavior. During the last several years, partiers spent days before BB&B building large snow forts, stashing large quantities of alcoholic beverages, and, too often, hauling up more illicit substances.

Historically, the end of season party probably started much earlier with the Great Race.  This season-ender was usually held in Lionshead and People would dress up in all kinds of wild costumes. A photo of Vail local hooligan Packy Walker standing on the winner’s podium wearing nothing but a fig leaf and his gold medal made the front page of the Vail Trail newspaper. After Vail executives and lawyers killed that event people continued to get costumed up and party at Minnie's Deck.  In those days it was called the mountain formal.  Costumes included top hats and suits as well as high school prom dresses, horrible powder-blue tuxedoes and ballerina tutus.  The event grew and was combined with Warren Miller’s Mad Mountain Marathon and the Rubber Legs Slalom.  The race involved 150 or more slalom gates at the bottom of Vail Mountain and the event raised money for local charities.

When I was there in the spring of 2002, my brother Travis, his wife Michelle, Mayela and I went to the BB&B.  We all carried backpacks loaded with beers, booze and buds.  When we arrived at Minnie's deck the atmosphere was relaxed and people were lounging on the deck in the sun enjoying the event.  We set up camp on the deck and in one of the nearby snow forts crafted by a group of Beaver Creek's happyshack community.  We took some runs and explored the other various snow forts in the woods.  It was amazing the elaborate complex of forts and the adornments within.  Some had full Ice sculpture bars complete with barstools carved from compacted snow.  Others were complete igloos with only a small portal in the roof for ventilation.  Another was an elaborate maze to thwart cops and security spies.

As the day continued, there were jam sessions on the numerous rails that had been created in the woods.  One was a 50 foot long triple wave that dumped out into the main area opening.  Eventually the traditional snowball fight erupted with the main focus from the snow forts surrounding the opening at Minnie's deck.  Some forts were equipped with water balloon launchers.  A couple of times I snuck out through the woods with my snowboard to take runs down born free.  After riding the gondola back up to the top, I'd come rolling into the woods with my pants down and flipping the crowd off in my black afro.  The trick was to ride fast and get to the fort as quickly as possible.  Poor unfortunate souls that tried to follow in the wake turbulence of my entry would get blasted into oblivion.  I would stand on the wall and yell out obscenities to the enemy forts.  The response was a furious barage of snowballs.  People were getting pissed because we were getting bombed with snow.  One time, standing on the wall, I took a water balloon launcher shot to the chest that blasted me flat on my back.  Heffe came right up like a  medic with the Jaegermeister bottle to nurse me back to insanity.

In the evening when security starts to herd everybody out of there is a Chinese downhill of sorts.  This race to the pub progresses down the mountain. There is one particularly steep pitch where people who are so f*cked up that they just take their skis off and hurl themselves bodily down the face, laughing their drunken asses off.  I came up to the edge and launched the hand bag I was carrying as high in the air as I could--only to find out Mayela had her camera in it.  We all ended up at the bars in Vail village till the weee hours of the morning.  It was amazing.  I'm glad I got to experience the greatest party on earth before it was over.  Good times

As kind of a sick footnote to all of this, the event has been commercialized in a couple of different forms. Never shy about making a buck off the sweat and toil of the locals Vail Resorts promptly christened Siebert's Mad Mountain Marathon and Beaver creek Blues, Brews, and Bar-B-Que. There is no limit to the depth of slime with Vail Management.



Published On: 11/10/2008
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I’m not gonna lie, I don’t remember the entire weekend. But one thing I can say is there was a good group, great snow, and never a dull moment! I’ll try and piece it together...

I get up around 9:30 Friday, March 14th. I grab a shower, eat a pancake and head out the door. I get to Al and Brien’s house around 10:00, Brien’s still in bed and Al’s out shopping for trip supplies (I got mine the day before.) Which consists mostly of Booze and Energy Drinks. So he gets back with Arby, his sister’s soon to be husband. (A little Fun Fact: He proposed to her at PowderKing on an Earlier trip that year.) So Judy and Arby take off to Grand Prairie to pick up supplies and Mike and Ray for the trip. So we load up the truck and head to Donnelly for lunch at Kan’s Corner. Than we go and pick up Amanda and the rest of our shi*t, which we forgot but remembered on our way to lunch. We out of town by 1. So we get to Rycroft, buy some snacks and huge cans of Monster, 710ml! Wicked! We’re between Dawson Creek and Chetwyne, we hit a Check-stop, just after we literally molested a hot chick and her good-looking mom, with a sign that reads "Call Me! 1-780-837-8869" (Brien’s Cell Number! LoL.) Luckily we don’t get messed with, but the cop acted like Brien stole the truck, checking his plate and his tires/rims. Why the tire? We’ll never know. So we get to P.K., and our A-Frame accomadations. We unload and Start Socializing. We start drinking as we check the place out and its wicked! A total party house! A drum set, 3 Guitars, and a Gas Fireplace and huge windows, with a wicked view of the mountains! So far there is 7 of us, Me, Al, Brien, Amanda, Jody, Arby, Mike and Little Ray, the youngest of the group, a cool 10 years young. So we start playing 31... with drinks. So I suck at drinking game, and I lose hard since the have turned to shots. By the last couple rounds I was doing 4, 6 and 8 shot hands. The last hand of the game, I lose, 8 shots, I say, "f*ck It" and Chug half a bottle of Cherry Whiskey and go to bed. But not before Matt and Guss show up. Matt drinks 2 thirds of a 26 of J.D. and then has a beer and Pukes a huge puddle. I fix the toilet for the third time and finally go to bed.

Al and I awake to Matt Bangin’ on the drums and yelling "Wake up a**holes!" Its 7:00 in the Morning! f*ck! And I’m as drunk as I was when I went to bed! So we roll out of bed around 8, and Matt’s still drunk too! Wicked! We all eat breakfast, suit up, and head out. Me, Matt, and Al jump on the back of Arby and Jody’s Jeep. We get a lot of smiles as we roll into the P.K. parking lot. So we get out lift tickets and head up the Mountain. We get to the top of the T-bar, me , Matt, and Al are going to hike to the summit, to our surprise everyone is coming, even little Ray and Jody! So we hike to the top. I don’t know if anyone elsa felt as light headed and as drunk as me and Matt from the night before but hell did that make a harsh hike! Our group breaks up into two groups. Mellow group consists of Arby, Judy, Ray, Guss, Amanda, and Brien. The Gnar group is Me, Matt, Al, and Mike. We ride the trees all the way back to the A-Frame for lunch. So we eat and Bullshi*t for a bit than header back out. We meet up with the rest of the group and shred the rest of the day? We end the day back at the A-Frame, and we invent a new drinking game called "Spin Draw" you pick a card, and if your is the lowest you have to take a shot, spin on a stool 10 times around fast, and take another shot. I got screwed in this game as usual. Pulling the most low cards, thus taking the most shots and rides on the stool. After my last shot I head outside to cool down and spit a lot. So I’m buzzin’ pretty good now, cooking stakes on the BBQ, when Arby says, "Lets go hit that roof, lets just go and session something." So after supper all us guys go out and build a jump, but its so dark by the time its ready, that no one sticks anything, except landing on there asses (Good thing I was wearing my butt-pads, and it was slightly powdered up.) So we head in and watch some footage from the day on the TV, have some beers before we call it a night.

So we get up the next day, eat breakie, get geared up and head out the door. We jump on the back of the jeep again for the ride to the hill. So we go to the top of the T- bar and ride down to Satisfaction and have a beer for the trip like usual tradition. Than we ride the day, I’ve been filming most of the time with my Goggle-Cam, and got some rad footage of jumps and Tree-riding (2 GB worth! Probley only 10 minuets after editing.) The day ends with everyone back at the A-Frame having drinks, packing up, and watching the days footage. We all load into our Vehicles after saying our goodbyes and make our trips back home...

Wow, I remember quiet a bit! A damn good trip, with some damn fun people. I’m going back again, next chance I get!



Published On: 4/1/2008
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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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Well Japan is fukin awesome, me and my mate ben were there from 13th Janurary - 15th feburary 2008 staying at a place called hakuba powder lodge in Hakuba, Nagano.

Spent most of our time boarding at hakuba 47 resort but also visited happo-one, yanaba, cortina and iwatake..

will definatley be going back sometime in the future, the snow was amazing, people are nice, food and booze is cheap.. nothing to complain about in a whole month besides a hangover lol..

so yeh, take a look at some pics and feel free to ask away if you have any questions about japan i mite be able to help you!!

cheers
tim.



Published On: 3/15/2008
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It's 7 in the morning, on the 6th of February and my cell goes off. Its my mom, "Good luck on your trip. Take care!" "Thanks mom, Call you when we get there!" I get out of one of the rest rooms at Remi's place go on his computer to check the various weather sites for the trip. It doesn't look good. Snowfall warnings for the Pine Pass, the very route we must take to our destination, Powderking. Lance and Remi both agree, we must go, we'll beat out the weather and it'll work out. Marc's parents on the other hand aren't so sure. So our Fantastic 4 has now been cut to The Thunderous 3, we aren't happy losing Marc, but the show must go on. So we're on the road by 10:00 in my mini-van with our boards in the Thule and our gear and booze and other stuff in the back. We get to Dawson Creek around noon. Lance picks up a Warstiener Keg at a Liquor store, and we go for lunch at Rockwell's. What a lunch! Such a nice little restaurant with flat-screens a fireplace and free pool, but the food is really what sets it apart. (Best burger I've ever had!) So we continue on, the weather is still blue skies until we hit the Hausler turn-off which is a half-hour past Chetwyne. Its snowing.. pretty hard. I put in my orange-lensed driving sun-glasses. We make it through the pass no problem, all the way to Mackenzie, where we check in at the Willingston Lake Lodge. I call Marc's parents and my own to tell them we made it ok. So we unload our stuff and play some Guitar Hero than go hit Little Mac (The local in-town hill) So we ride a bit, and get a tip about Wing Night at the Legion, so we go there for supper. than we go back to our room, have a couple of beers and call it a day. In the last 24 hours before we got there it snowed 50 cm! We got another 30 while we were there.)

So we get up at 7:30. We get ready and out the door by 8:30. We stop at 7-11 to pick up some Poweraid and other stuff for the day. The temp is -24 with a windchill that makes it feel like -35 on the mountain. But at least theres lots of powder! Almost to much! Every time you fell, it was a battle to get up, since you couldn't touch bottom! So we ride the morning and meet up with the staff of our local hill. (Little Smoky Ski Hill) We have a sick time slashing pow and I get frostbite on my cheeks and fingers, nothing too serious. So we drive back to Mackenzie, hit the local hill again, meet some locals at the hill. Than its closing time and Remi says to me, "I wanna go down the road." "Ok, I'll give you a start push... with the van!" So he gets infront and I send him down the hill, sparks blazing from the odd gravel he hits with his edges. I follow him down. When I get to him, he says "I want those 2 mins. back." I guess it wasn't that fun. So we get back to the Hotel, when my phone rings. "Where are you?" the voice says, I don't recognize. "MacKenzie..." "I know that! Eric's wondering if your coming over to party or not?!" Its Shantel, now I know! "Soon, alright?" "Alright, bye!" so we head over, with our Keg and when we get there, it seems the party has already started. Clem the Hill manager, has already had a few Bud. So we crack the Keg, and have a few with Clem. Before you know it, we empty the thing. So we party there till we get a noise complaint and we decide to jet. Steph and Jocelyn (Sorry if I spelt it wrong! I suck at French!) come back to our Hotel to keep partying. So we have 8 more beers and play Guitar Hero, than out of nowheres, a HUGE pillow fight erupts!!! Its so epic, that we total the room! Mattresses off the beds, crooked paintings, clothes everywheres!! The only thing still clean is the bathroom! So I take the girls back to there Hotel and in turn go to bed when I get back to mine.

So we get up at 7:30 to the radio. We turn on the boob tube to the weather network, -23 with a windchill for the day! Yay... awww crap, the Keg was upside down all night and it leaked on to the bench leaving a big puddle of beer on it, along with making our coupons for our lifts soggly and smelling like beer. But we use them anyways. So we head out and hit P.K. for another day. Total Fun-fest! We freeze our faces off and choke on 3 feet of powder, Skittlely-doo! A good time all round. Another cold Champagne day in the memories of glory and fortune of shred trips. So we get back to Mackenzie and hit the local hill again. At the closing of the hill that night, two girls that we've seen at the hill every night that we've been there come up to me and Remi, and introduce themselves. So we start talking to them and they ask us where we're from and where we're staying. So we finish up our convo, and say goodbye to the two ladies (Which I thought were quite cute.) and go back to our Hotel. We tell Lance of our encounter, and he informs us that they were hitting on us, and it never occured to either of us. I kicked myself for the rest of the night. Than we have some eats and go to our room and relax till its nod off time again.

We get up the next day. Its our rest day, we get out of bed around 11:00. We get lunch at Subway, go to Video Gallery where we rent Robin Williams on Broadway and I buy Tenaicious D and Transformers and we watch Robin Williams than go to hit the local hill, which we find out is closed for the day, but we go and ride it anyways. Lance and Remi ride off the Little Mac's chalet roof, and we Destroy 12 cans of Lucky in Various ways. (Which I had bought for Marc, but myself could never drink.) We hit there box a couple times than me and Remi ride it down the Hill as a Bobsled before leaving. We put everything back tho, I like that little hill. So for supper we go get Chinese, head back to the room, watch Tenacious D and pack up for the next day.

So we get up on the bright. Pick up all our stuff and pack it into the van. We fuel up on gas and food at the 7-11 before we leave Mackenzie for the last day of our trip. We get to P.K., our last day, the nicest day weatherwise, going from -19 in the morning to -11 when we leave. So on our first run, near the top of the mountain, just above Satisfaction, we crack our last 3 beers and cheers the trip. Damn god beers, and we get donw to business. We take full advantage of the day. We ride steady all day, right to the end. We hit some of the best powder and jumps that day. I don't think I could have frowned even if my dog had died that day. It was just that awesome! So we head through the pass. without incondent. Unlike the 3 Semi's we saw in the ditch. So we get to Dawson Creek for supper. We stop at Rockwell's my new favorite restaurant. We have steak and wings and onion rings, and it rocked! So we get to Remi's by 10:00. Tired, but glad we had gone on the trip. So we had a group hug and said our goodbyes. Another Kick-ass trip in my books. Powderking, is a special place, forever part of my heart and my joy. Thank you for being a place of good memories.

P.S: The next day, a massive avalanche takes out the Pine Pass, which we travelled through the day before. Closing it for 3 days. We lucked out, and it feels good!!! LoL! Peace and Powder my Friends!



Published On: 3/5/2008
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 Yea for those of you who wonder where i am..
After  spent a month in cali (santa cruz and san Bernnasomehting, more in specific) busting out partying and surfing..  decided  to head up to something colder.. Here i am at BC, shi*ts here are pretty wild,  the booze are  way expensive... and i found  out aobut the canadian chicks theory.. they arent any hotter than ones we have in states.. just the beer here is stronger.  But hey i stilllove it :0
about the pics.. meh i kno its old but im too lazy  to take pics, and summer keep saying im not a photogenic.. to make it worst takes forever to upload a pic here..
But anyway.. BC is bombing now. heading to whistler the end of the month..but before that im going for the turfino waves (surfing) and big white powder is much better than mtn creek..so yea suckas be jealous as much you want cuz im heading out...big night, see y'all someday if i keep alive 'til then..
 
   Leo
- The real TNT -


Published On: 2/13/2008
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My Blog: Far Out
By: Drewbage


Good morning. I will lay it down you pick it up...got it? So I have had this giant blue comfy chair for the last two years. Uber-cozy room for two. However this wonderful piece of furniture is part of my past life. A former way of living that included a string of booze fueled bad decisions. Well I decided it was time to clean house. I wanted this constant reminder of my past out of my life just like the bad habits and horrible decisions. So here I am trying to move this over sized giant chair solo. I made a superhuman effort to get it out of the living room into the kitchen so I could take it out the back door. STUCK LIKE F'IN CHUCK. I was so frustrate, all I wanted to do was remove this from my house. Rid myself of this negative energy it seemed to emit. I took a break, calmed myself, hell I might have counted to ten once or twice. Finally I was able to ease it out but not by using not brute force. I planned the angle out the front door to ensure I wouldn't even touch the sides on the way out. Low and behold...
The lesson? If you are trying self improvement, sobriety, or creating new energy in your home it is all the same. Force it and you get nada. Plan, be patient, and above all else positive, and not even the sky is the limit to what you can achieve.  
 
Stop pushing so hard there is a vein starting to stick out on your forehead! 


Published On: 2/6/2008
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Hey to everyone and anyone who actually reads this stuff!
Thought i better find the time to update my snowboard.com/colonies.com account, seem to use this site less and less after most of my kiwi friends are bebo.com addicts, and i mean ADDICTS! lol.
 
New Zealand Winter was a short one this season, which was gutting! got a heap of riding in tho ... 1 week up at coronet peak in queenstown, which was amazing, learnt a heap riding up there. First jump of the season I unfortunetly landed on my face, slitting my lip/biting my lip, and grazing my chin - got some worried looks round the cafe at lunch. Went on a few school trips lending a hand with the younger OE classes so they cud pass there snowboarding certificates! which was mint, gave a few of the younger boys a run for there money...god that felt good. And seeing as i had a pass for cardrona - in wanaka, me and a few buddies got up the mt every friday/sunday if we cud, which rocked! we were going atleast once a week, as well as school and work - tryna keep the petrol fund going! shame the season didnt get a kick start like last year, but still an amazing new zealand boarding season got a heap of photos which i will post later!
 
So ...What else have i been up to...
Moved to Dunedin, new zealand (south island), 2hours away from my home town, and 3 hours away from my home mt *tear*. Moved with my parents, leaving my older bro back home. Studying down here next year maybe...still tossing up going over seas and catching up with the gang! but we'll see. Been drinking way 2 much, partying way 2 much, im surprised i dont have a booze gutt yet...(touch wood) I enjoy the old wine bong - getting messy IS the key! Give me a message, and dont be shy! miss all the snowboard.com regs! Sorry ive been slack on this, i promise ill get my arse into gear!
 
Love the one an only
Kiwi - Mel :)
p.s. Mite see u on the YOUR moutain ur this season...fingures crossed - any biatches keen? wheres everyone at this season?


Published On: 11/3/2007
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hello to all,
so it is finally time for me to put this site to use once again. my friends and i all attend CSU but try our hardest to be true skibums when the snow starts falling, problem is we don't have a crash pad at all the slopes. so here is the offer.if anyone can provide some couch's and floor space on weekends we will bring the party. this includes booze, bud and most anything else u deem acceptable. come on we are college kids we're suppose to experiment :). we are laid back and never take anything seriously. we also love new friends to hit the slopes with, that is if u locals can keep up lol. oh and while we are skiers i promise we're the cool kind. we even ride switch, which on skis is BACKWARDS. try that u damn boarders. but seriously we love any one that loves the mtn. think we have a breck pad which will be open to those that help out.hopfullywe will find some kind hearts again this year. any questions write me back and i hope to school u up and down the slopes, but probably not in the park.
oh and i promise you'll get to see at least one yardsale, i'm trying to figure out jumps and rails. rails are harder on skis trust me
looking forward to all the powder


Published On: 10/19/2007
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More than sixty people showed up with their sleeping bags and their Shrooms on Saturday the 24th for a fun day and a sleepover party that will go down in history along with the Big White party held previously this winter. Despite the shi*tty weather the Bastards camp was a success, the Boyz from Still B worked their asses off that week to build a GT-cross course, a GT big air and hauling all the food and booze up the mountain. The highlight of the day was Devun’s 360 on the big gab, special guest appearance from Cashless and the tasty wieners. The casualty of wars was JF’s shoulder separation on the Big Air early in the day but after going to the hospital JF had his shoulder taped by his personal physiotherapist and sent back up to finish what he had started. Everybody stayed for the night and the party was crazy, the music was pumping to the sound of DJ SHROOMS and the booze was consumed in huge amounts (thanks to Red Bull and Pilsener). The party went well into the early hours and next day everybody stormed out of the place and ran for their lives because of the scare of catching scabies. Thanks to everyone that showed up and to our special sponsors Red Bull, Pilsener, Wildcats and IS. This party and many others will be feature in the upcoming flick “Still Bastards” coming out fall 07, new teaser will be up very soon and so is the new “Still Bastards” website so make sure to check regularly for updates.

Party gone wild!!!!!!!!




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Published On: 6/6/2007
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March 27, 2007

So I hear that the Down Lo comp to close out Mount Saint Louis' seaons was amazing.  I wouldn't know first hand due to being in the wrong spot at the wrong time with the right amount of booze in me the night before.  Seriously!  Fine believe what you want.  But you should also believe this, our home boy Kevin Scriver, yeah the same Kevin Scriver who won the Ontario finals of the Smith Grudge Match (www.smmithoptics.com) just won the Down Lo comp this past Sunday.  Word the effe up Mr. Scriver!  Many witnesses have told me Kev went ginormmous all day and was one of only a couple people to hit the GIANT channel gap ... and stomp it!  Word.  The winnings couldn't have come at a better time either; Kev and fellow Paint the Town Red rider Kyle Taylor are on their way out west to end the season off proper.  (Proper as in MC Hammer proper).  Sorry I missed the awesomeness .. safe trip and see ya when ya get back to Ontario guys.
Also, happy birthday to Jamie Corneal and Chance Morison!  bottles to the ground!


Published On: 3/27/2007
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By: thewildcats



This topic is still very hot and for some legal matters we can't divugle the detail of this picture but let just say: A picture in this case is worth a billion words.
Wildcats...F++k...Red Bull...Puke...Beer Bong... booze...bitch...Party...Tom Green...Dave England...Piss cloud...Jack Ass Sh+t...Dickie Prickelstein...
Tabarnac...Still Even More Bastards.....................................................The End


Published On: 3/16/2007
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Team Dirtbag over in Finland has been killing it this past month. Here are a few photos from Ilari. Joe Sexton just got back from a month long trip over there where he has been riding with Fredu, Risto Ruokola and friend of StepChild Torsti. In between Joe getting all artsy with his new digital camera and living off junkfood he was able to get some bangers for the movie.














Here's Joe's trip story and then some artsy shots from Joe with dead birds and shi*t.

JOE WROTE...

As soon as I stepped off the plane I was greeted by two of the biggest dirt bags I had ever met, one I had met before and the other I had not. The first was Ilari Suhohen or however you spell it, the Defective filmer and my baby sitter for the trip, the other was named simply "Pops". I think they pronounced it douche bag though. Pops was a digi filmer and was pretty new but did a good job.



Anyways after gathering all my luggage it was off to check out some spots. We hopped in the booze wagon and we were off, I had no idea what to expect before coming to Finland. I thought it was going to be a cool spot for rails, but when I actually got there it exceeded all my expectations. Just minutes from the airport are all the spots I have dreamed of hitting, every rail seemed perfect, I was quickly told these were "played out" and they were right.



After that we met up with the rest of the boyz, Fredu Sirvio, Risto Ruokola, and simply Torsti. I won’t bore you with what hammers went down on the trip and when Risto did a benihana worty pickle revert, or when Fredu busted out the switch barracuda roll and at the last second reverted it to fake-eye. And of course you don't want to hear about Torsti’s Swedish chili rainbow and how he brought it back to reggys, yea you probably don’t want to hear about that.

So instead of explaining everything I just made list with all the highlights and low lights of the trip... enjoy. Thanks to Ilari, for letting me stay with him and putting up with me for a month, and all the bros for fun times shredding.



These were the highlights of my trip highlights of my trip:



- Meeting three amazing snowboarders Fredu, Risto, Torsti, 2 amazing filmers, Ilari, Pops and making 5 good friends.



- Making every spot ride-able, whether it was cutting down a post or bending a rail.



- Using a flamethrower even when we really didn’t need to.



- Eating so much candy and drinking so much pop, I actually built up a tolerance.

- Not knowing what anything says and asking my Finnish brothers for help 24/7.



- End of the trip when everyone got sick except Ilari and me.

- Wearing a long sleeve and no gloves in -30 weather.

- Having Chi Guy come visit us for a week, and really getting to know him. Thanks! 



- Having the most fun on my snowboard. 


- Late night coffees and donuts

- Eating McDonalds and Hesburger

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- Being there for a month and getting kicked off of 2 rail’s the whole time.






















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www.stepchildsnowboards.com
www.nomisdesign.com


Published On: 3/9/2007
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Hey all, and welcome to another edition of the Daily Barns.  This past weekend was the Snowboard.com "Screw Mother Nature, We're Getting shi*ttered" meet at Blue Mountain in Collingwood Ontario and let me tell you, after this meet we might want to be thanking mother nature rather than telling her to sod off (on account of the complete lack of visible sod anywhere unlike we expected when this meet was originally planned).  This was the first meet for me personally where I got to shred the gnar with my fellow ECers and it was a great weekend of progression, laughs, pretzels, skanky girls (not in our crew), riding without lift passes and poaching freshies.

The road trip started for me when I picked up the rest of the Ottawa crew who were riding the Bangbus to Blue (No one is really sure how it came to be known as the Bangbus, but this became its official name).  Once Chris (AddictiveEscape), Jeremy (Mr. King), Brianna (atomicsnowqueen), myself, food, booze and snowboarding gear were loaded into the bus, it was time to face the white out conditions on the long drive to Blue.

The drive took about 7 hours total (including a stop at Wendy's to steal trays for beerbogganing and a few pee breaks).  Upon our arrival in Collingwood, it took us a while to find the right chalet, "Chef" (crasiestwy) came through for us, he arrived just minutes after we did and immediately knew where to go so he let us in.  Once we were settled, the craziness began with a jump building party.  Most of the night was spent in the parking lot in front of the chalet drinking beer and doing acid drops (the snowboarding kind, not the small paper square kind) from the second floor balcony.  We developed a bit of a fan base including the skanky girls from the chalet next door; they saw us building the landing and asked us if we were planning on jumping from the balcony.  We call them skanky girls because with a little more convincing, they probably would have taken their clothes off to watch us do acid drops; however no one from our chalet seemed particularly interested in that.  Within an hour, most of the neighbourhood was outside their chalets watching the show with iPods blasting from car stereos and crazy shred dogs doing their crazy thing, it was a good night.

Once we got tired of jumping, we re-appropriated some DVD cables from one of the other chalets (our chalet had a DVD player without cables for some reason), and proceeded to chill out watching shred videos and eating pretzels.  Chris eventually passed out on the couch so the pretzels then became projectiles to try to wake him up.  The floor was littered with pretzels, so the next morning while walking around in the living room area, the floor seemed a little crunchier than usual.  The phrase "f**king pretzels" was uttered on a number of occasions.

Saturday was a day of riding.  In hopes of not having to buy lift tickets, we parked the cars at the top of Blue and rode down from there.  The conditions were great, I suffered from toe drag on the first run however (this is what happens when you angulate too aggressively) and did at least one complete flip, dragged my backside, got up and rode it out to hoots, hollers and laughs from the rest of the crew.  There was much progression on this day too, by the end of it we had the rookies cutting lines in the trees, dropping cliffs and trying terrain park features.  All this without buying a single lift pass and there were nine of us riding together that day, this feat still amazes me (thank you to lax standard liftie operating procedures).  Once we were done riding for the day, it was time to head back and plan the festivities for the night.  This included more front yard jibs, a bangbus jib (videos coming soon hopefully) and even more progression as the rookies all successfully executed trash can bonks.  As was the case the previous night, our adoring fan club was there to watch the show and drink their trashy asses silly.


The final day started a little later than the previous.  We were all pretty tired and sore for the previous day's riding.  There was still one thing left to do however; ride down the Orchard.  Since it had been snowing on and off all weekend, and nobody rides the Orchard on account of there not being any lift access, we decided that we would go poach some freshies on Sunday morning.  This required some pentagon planning and military like precision.  The plan was to park one car at the bottom of the Orchard, pile everyone else into the other two cars to shuttle them up.  After the run, the drivers of the other two cars would be shuttled up in the car that was left behind to come pick up the rest of the crew.  So off we went, Carrie (Cazza21) parked her car in the P1a lot, and she jumped in the Bangbus for the drive up the mountain.  We parked on a dead end street, skated back to the mountain road, then stealthily snuck into the forest.  Once out of eye sight of the road, we started hearing the distinctive sounds of snowmobiles.  Thinking it was the Blue Mountain Gestapo, we hid in the trees hoping they wouldn't notice our tracks.  Once we were confident that we hadn't been pinched, the hike to the orchard began.  It was totally worth the effort, we arrived at the top to untracked runs; freshies are so beautiful.  Sean (powjunkie) took the lead followed by Jeremy, Chris, then the girls followed by Adam.  I was bringing up the rear to make sure everyone made it down since at least half our party had never ridden fresh powder before.  I'll tell you, there's nothing quite like riding fresh untracked snow.  Even if it's in Ontario and it's on top of a thin layer of surface melt; it's a total Zen experience.  After getting my fill of nose presses and spraying the trees on turns, we gathered up at P1a and decided that we should end on a high note.  We packed up our gear and made our way out of Blue Mountain to finally take our separate ways home.

This was easily the best Snowboard.com meet I've ever been on which gives me high hopes for Telus this coming April.  A special thanks to the entire crew for being the super chill individuals that they are and making the weekend as fun as it was.  Here are a few things to remember from this weekend:

  • It IS possible to ride for free even with a large group of riders.

  • Skanky trailer trash girls are willing to take their clothes off to see people do seemingly life threatening stunts; just take inventory and make sure that you actually WANT them to do this before you make the suggestion however, it sometimes sounds like a better idea than it actually is.

  • If you don't have cables to watch DVDs in your chalet, "borrow" them from another chalet.  On a related note, I am still in possession of said cables, I'm willing to make a trade; show me what you got.

  • I think all the ice cubes I've flushed down the toilet have finally started paying off.  I think mother nature loves us now (at least until this weekend, +8 degrees, aye fawk off).

Anyway, I hope it won't be long before I get the chance to shred with this group again, amongst the finest in the East Coast.  I know Carrie is going to Telus and I'm counting down the days until then.  So  until next time, keep your browsers plugged into YouTube, you must might see us jumping off balconies (those skanky girls promised).  Until next time...

Keep Shreddin' the GNAR!
J.



Published On: 3/6/2007
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By: Swin


I went to the beach last night, made a splendid fire, and shared a bottle of wine. A perfectly calm clear night with the stars a shining, a bottle of booze, a fire, and good company. Twas splendid indeed.
 
In other news, I am a ragingly cranky ass bitch today! 
 
I am cranky because I am editing, and typing a massive document for one of my bosses. Seriously the man is illiterate. He is a professional engineer, and he can't form a sentence to save his life. Grammar, spelling, tense errors. I have to turn his semi-literate chicken scratch ramblings into a pretty, legible document. It is driving me CRAZY! ARGH.
 
Ok, here is an example.
 
"Results indicate that when no Sydney pumps are operation the existing pumps are operation very close or into the power limit of the pumps."
 
I HAVE A HEADACHE!
 


Published On: 3/6/2007
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Well, 300$ later, my car is back and in working condition. Although most of hte work was covered, brakes needed to be done and I figured they should do it now as they were paying for the rental car :)
 
This week has been so busy, haven'T said much about the wedding, but it was fantastic... good fun, good food, great booze! 
 
 
Snowbaording has been fun.. did a lesson last night with a group of 10 people, 3 being exchange students from France, so did the entire lesson in french.. it was fun.. until one of the guys freaked out, grabbed me, took me down onto the ice, then fell on me. My back hurts a ton right now... then today, i twisted my ankle. I left the hill early cause I have the entire weekend there too, so i needed so get better time.
 
Anyway, must do laundry, and groceries, and catch up on some sleep.. hope everyone has a great weekend :)
 


Published On: 2/23/2007
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Man whats been going on my world...
 
well im in a new pad now, its a sweet wee pad with wooden floors (easy for cleaning, this has been proved time and time again with numerous parties and binge drinking)
theres 4 of us, 3 girls, 1 dude, a cat and a bird.  the bird says f*ck. and also yum yum at the most appropriate times.
 
ooo one of our parties the other day, was a thursday night. 
tequila thursday.
and we had quite a few people wishing to participate in this tradition (usually only three of us!) and it got a bit crazy.
 
let me put it this way, in the first week of living in the new house, we got noise control called to our house three times.
 
so this time, much worse, the police, and about the use of a "vase" at our pad, we all denied it but then the cops shined the torch on the coffee table outside and a bong and a lung was there and they got confiscated.
not too big a deal though cause there was no weed anyway cause it was gone but scary shi*t anyway.
 
f*ck i hate those neighbours that keep calling shi*t on us!
 
i had a good night though, caused a bit of damage.  frozen veges were spilled ont he floor, along with glass, and my mate took off his top and body slid along the kitchen floor on the veges AND glass.
 
ummm yeah.... we're crazy on the booze aye. crazy.


Published On: 2/20/2007
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This is my first summer in 7 years!  and im loving it!
I'm either working, studying stuff, hanging with my Boy matty Drinking, being a gym buff or doing day trips in Invercargill.......
We went swimming yesterday, ALLLLLLL day and it was great, we took the explorer out, our $15 raft from the warehouse. We cruised about on that for a couple hours Then spent the evening with my parents out on the boat. Todays waitungi day double pay WooHooo! oh yea i resigned from my bartending job, and even got offered a pay rise and a new job position what any idiot woulnt turn down, but i did! hhmmmmm i moved across the st to bettys liquor store! woooohoooooo! is it something about me and booze?????hhmmmm
sooooo im sitting my managers certificate, a few hundred bucks later and im making the money. okay im talking shi*t. ive just finished a 12 hour shift and i thought it was about time i filled in some stuff.
All those who are enjoying the massive amounts of snow all over the world, yes i am jelous and i wish i was also snow shredding! if anyone wants to send me a gt racer feel free, im pretty sure that new zealand dont ahve them!
hhm what else/.......naaa hope your all having fun where ever you are.
 
drop me a line and tell me what winters like.......i miss it!
 
This is me and Reiley, my godson (my best freind careyanne) and her dog Skye. he's 2months old now! one of the reasons why i stayed home this summer!
 
summer is all about my wonderful BOYFRIEND "Matty", friendships, drinking, dvd's, ice machines in your fridge, air con, tan's, Parties, boating, watching the sunset, planning a surf trip all whilst having fun and waiting for the snow to fall!
 
.....what else? kisses and hugs!


Published On: 2/1/2007
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