The utterly shameless extroverted how big is your quiver PICTURE thread!!!

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11/4/06 at 8:48am

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Originally Posted by Phil Pugliese

VA move the Thermo liners over to the Flexons and you will be set.

Move them? Oh no, that's what these babies are for.

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11/4/06 at 9:28am

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Originally Posted by KenE

VA, the real charm in the picture is that pair of Rossi's over there. Have a great season with your son.

Sincerely,
Ken

He just saw them for the first time on Thursday, here's a pick of him trying them on along with his goggles (his attention is focused on his new pair of gloves).

The heaviness of the complexity fuels the force behind the dart that hits the mark.

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11/4/06 at 1:50pm

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Can anyone help, its not easy to paste pics!

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11/5/06 at 12:39pm

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Originally Posted by barrettscv

Can anyone help, its not easy to paste pics!

1. Right click on image
2. Click copy
3. Click on the insert image icon in the respond to post toolbar (it's the yellow square with the mountains)
4. Delete the http:// from the box that opens
5. Right click in address box, then
6. Click paste

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11/5/06 at 2:06pm

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Originally Posted by barrettscv

Can anyone help, its not easy to paste pics!

A valid file name does help.

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11/5/06 at 6:00pm

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Two of these belong to doubeldiamond223.

I also have some bindings in the closet that are waiting to be put onto the plates that will be taken off the Salomon GS skis... when I get around to finding another fat ski (Supermojo or Blower).

Later

GREG

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11/5/06 at 7:34pm

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Here is my ACTIVE quiver for 06-07, as of 11/5/06, as with any gear selection on mine, this is subject to change.

Click. Point. Chute.

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11/5/06 at 7:47pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Phil Pugliese

Here is my ACTIVE quiver for 06-07, as of 11/5/06, as with any gear selection on mine, this is subject to change.

Correction:

"as with any gear selection on mine, this is subject to change daily."

I Ski.

All-Mountain: A common descriptive term for boots or skis that are designed to perform equally poorly under a variety of conditions and over many different types of terrain.

The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it.

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11/5/06 at 7:48pm

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phil, what happened to the 777
and why would you want 2 active boots?
why not 1 pair that are nice and comfortable that give the proformance desired?

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11/5/06 at 8:06pm

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Because he is Phil... and he can have two pairs of boots that meet that criteria.

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All-Mountain: A common descriptive term for boots or skis that are designed to perform equally poorly under a variety of conditions and over many different types of terrain.

The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it.

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11/5/06 at 8:11pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by HeluvaSkier

Correction:

"as with any gear selection on mine, this is subject to change daily."

I stand corrected

Quote:

Originally Posted by madmanmlh

phil, what happened to the 777
and why would you want 2 active boots?
why not 1 pair that are nice and comfortable that give the proformance desired?

I never had any 777's. I did have some 999's that I sold before I mounted them.
Both pair will be set up the same, I have the stock liners in the 06 shells in the picture, but I have thermoliners for them too. I have a pair for PA, just incase I need them down here.

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Originally Posted by HeluvaSkier

Because he is Phil... and he can have two pairs of boots that meet that criteria.

Enough said.

Click. Point. Chute.

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11/5/06 at 10:23pm

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Some serious insanity

Whilst waiting for it to snow, I dissapeared into the basement for a few days. Upon my completion the following insanity was the result.

Oddly the wife was happy. "Thank god, all that crap isn't strewn all over the house now.

Sadly the SX10's are still at the shop waiting for their master. Then the quiver is complete (for now) park skis, Slalom skis and off piste skis

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11/5/06 at 11:30pm

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Sweet, this thread is really picking up.

Phil, what are those fat skis on the right? I can't keep up with your machinations from day to day.

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Heluva, nice, but aren't a couple pair of the Elans shorter than FIS reqs? Oh and BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!! SNOWLERBLADES!!

Marmot mb, I should be so organised, and I actually am, several days out of each year.

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11/6/06 at 2:03am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by madmanmlh

phil,
and why would you want 2 active boots?
why not 1 pair that are nice and comfortable that give the proformance desired?

Did you look at the boot selection on VA's pic?

I will post my shameless pic when I get my teledaddy's on the 8th.(shut up phil

)

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11/6/06 at 2:15am

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Originally Posted by trekchick

Did you look at the boot selection on VA's pic?

I will post my shameless pic when I get my teledaddy's on the 8th.(shut up phil

)

Good GOD woman, are you up already!!!

Anyway, why wait for the new skis, just post what you have now, THEN when you get the new ones, post yet another pic, you'll notice that my favorite pair of Chubbs are NOT in my pics , but rest assured they will be in another before this thread is relagated to mere 1s and 0s through disinterest (hint: utterly shameless is part of the theme

).

The heaviness of the complexity fuels the force behind the dart that hits the mark.

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11/6/06 at 2:37am

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Originally Posted by volantaddict

Good GOD woman, are you up already!!!

I'd been up an hour when I posted this.

Am I to assume, that you're 'still' up?
Can we all assum that I'm gonna get first tracks?

Quote:

Anyway, why wait for the new skis, just post what you have now, THEN when you get the new ones, post yet another pic, you'll notice that my favorite pair of Chubbs are NOT in my pics , but rest assured they will be in another before this thread is relagated to mere 1s and 0s through disinterest (hint: utterly shameless is part of the theme

).

Did I mention that I'm picking up my TeleDaddy's at an event called "Wine Women and Wax"?
VA you may want to attend with me. Women learning about waxing skis and getting tipsy on wine can't be a bad thing for a guy like you.

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11/6/06 at 2:39am

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Originally Posted by Phil Pugliese

Here is my ACTIVE quiver for 06-07, as of 11/5/06, as with any gear selection on mine, this is subject to change.

Phil, Where's the "The Ski"?
I thought you planned on skiing one of your vintage "the ski".

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11/6/06 at 2:39am

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Originally Posted by trekchick

I'd been up an hour when I posted this.

Am I to assume, that you're 'still' up?
Can we all assum that I'm gonna get first tracks?

Did I mention that I'm picking up my TeleDaddy's at an event called "Wine Women and Wax"?
VA you may want to attend with me. Women learning about waxing skis and getting tipsy on wine can't be a bad thing for a guy like you.

:

What? Waxed women on wine? Wow!

The heaviness of the complexity fuels the force behind the dart that hits the mark.

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11/6/06 at 3:18am

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Where's AltaGirl when you need her???

I really thought there'd be a WHOLE LOT more pics in here. Check out the TGR quiver pick for inspiration.

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11/6/06 at 4:10am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by volantaddict

Phil, what are those fat skis on the right? I can't keep up with your machinations from day to day.

: )

The are 07 K2 Seth's

Quote:

Originally Posted by trekchick

I will post my shameless pic when I get my teledaddy's on the 8th.(shut up phil

)

I Maybe you want to explain to everyone how I let you down

Quote:

Originally Posted by trekchick

Phil, Where's the "The Ski"?
I thought you planned on skiing one of your vintage "the ski".

I have the two pair of the "The's" and a size run of Volants that aren't in the picture, plus a couple of pairs of Flexons too.

Maybe I will take another picture today.

Click. Point. Chute.

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11/6/06 at 5:29am

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Not much...

but figured I would do my part to pad VA's thread.

Glenn

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11/6/06 at 7:35am

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GLENN...Nice posting pic, what a "sheen"! But you should really be waxing the bases not the top skins.

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11/6/06 at 7:44am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by DonDenver

GLENN...Nice posting pic, what a "sheen"! But you should really be waxing the bases not the top skins.

Believe it or not, this was the best of a bunch (i.e. least of amount of "sheen") of pics I took. I think the combo of flourescent lighting and my POS camera is what caused that.

Ok, lets try this again. Since the sun is up now, got a shot outside. This looks some what better.

Attachment 964

The K2 Merlin IV's and Lange boots belong to the g/f. The Volkls and Head boots are mine.

Mods-if you could delete the first one I posted that would be much appreciated.

Glenn

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11/6/06 at 9:02am

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Looks good Glenn...a little light on the subject brings out the real skis!! Good for you; at least you are contributing here...I'm much to embarrassed to expose my crap

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11/6/06 at 9:12am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by HeluvaSkier

Correction:

"as with any gear selection on mine, this is subject to change daily."

After a great phone call, you have no idea how accurate that statement is. Don't be surpised you see some 'for sale' signs soon.

*How is that for a tease

Click. Point. Chute.

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11/6/06 at 3:48pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Phil Pugliese

After a great phone call, you have no idea how accurate that statement is. Don't be surpised you see some 'for sale' signs soon.

*How is that for a tease

I should have put money down on that...

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11/6/06 at 4:17pm

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OK, I'm shameless.

Here's my part of the quiver - except the poles, mine are on the right (AKA too many toys, too small a shed

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11/6/06 at 4:36pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by volantaddict

He just saw them for the first time on Thursday, here's a pick of him trying them on along with his goggles (his attention is focused on his new pair of gloves).