Meet the Maggots

[Djongo Unchained]

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Solid start.

I like the skijoring avatar.
Thanks for chipping in to the skolarship fund.

Get comfy and chime in...

[nipax41380@mcuma.com]

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[Vt-Freeheel]

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Stroke not stoke?

[josh.podoll@gmail.com]

Hello from DC

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Is that too much to ask? I've had this back up account since 2013.

My main account got hacked and was lost. I was never a super active poster but I bought some Scarpa F1 boots back in 2014 and Atomic Chugachs in 2015.

Please help

Bro let it go.

[IceBumps]

Hello Maggots,

Greetings from Western Pennsylvania. I have been checking out the site for a couple of years now and want to be part of the community. The folks within this site have a wealth of information which I have put to use as well as provided me inspiration for future goals. I have learned to mount my own skis and have followed the Euro Bobby Baker thread which helped me to set a target to take my family to Switzerland.

I have been a life long skier and started my two daughters skiing at a young age. My priority has been getting them lessons, taking small trips to the ski hill, and above all, keeping it fun. I’m happy to say they love skiing and are always stoked to go. As they grow out of their gear, hopefully I can pay it forward and help a mag out for some beer or a couple of laps.

I chose the name IceBumps because when I started my eldest daughter skiing, daddy went out for some high speed mogul runs (in his glorious dad bod physique). The conditions were less than ideal with bulletproof ice. I lost an edge, flew through the air and tore my pectoral tendon, which I got repaired. The experience changed my lifestyle to focus on fitness and long term health as I don’t ever want to lose a day doing something I love because I am not prepared or capable.

Anyway, cheers and I hope to see you out in the alpine.

IceBumps

[skinipenem]

Hello Maggots,

Greetings from Western Pennsylvania. I have been checking out the site for a couple of years now and want to be part of the community. The folks within this site have a wealth of information which I have put to use as well as provided me inspiration for future goals. I have learned to mount my own skis and have followed the Euro Bobby Baker thread which helped me to set a target to take my family to Switzerland.

I have been a life long skier and started my two daughters skiing at a young age. My priority has been getting them lessons, taking small trips to the ski hill, and above all, keeping it fun. I’m happy to say they love skiing and are always stoked to go. As they grow out of their gear, hopefully I can pay it forward and help a mag out for some beer or a couple of laps.

I chose the name IceBumps because when I started my eldest daughter skiing, daddy went out for some high speed mogul runs (in his glorious dad bod physique). The conditions were less than ideal with bulletproof ice. I lost an edge, flew through the air and tore my pectoral tendon, which I got repaired. The experience changed my lifestyle to focus on fitness and long term health as I don’t ever want to lose a day doing something I love because I am not prepared or capable.

Anyway, cheers and I hope to see you out in the alpine.

IceBumps

I was kind of hoping for DD cup sized icebumps

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[garyfromterrace]

Hello Maggots,

Greetings from Western Pennsylvania. I have been checking out the site for a couple of years now and want to be part of the community. The folks within this site have a wealth of information which I have put to use as well as provided me inspiration for future goals. I have learned to mount my own skis and have followed the Euro Bobby Baker thread which helped me to set a target to take my family to Switzerland.

I have been a life long skier and started my two daughters skiing at a young age. My priority has been getting them lessons, taking small trips to the ski hill, and above all, keeping it fun. I’m happy to say they love skiing and are always stoked to go. As they grow out of their gear, hopefully I can pay it forward and help a mag out for some beer or a couple of laps.

I chose the name IceBumps because when I started my eldest daughter skiing, daddy went out for some high speed mogul runs (in his glorious dad bod physique). The conditions were less than ideal with bulletproof ice. I lost an edge, flew through the air and tore my pectoral tendon, which I got repaired. The experience changed my lifestyle to focus on fitness and long term health as I don’t ever want to lose a day doing something I love because I am not prepared or capable.

Anyway, cheers and I hope to see you out in the alpine.

IceBumps

I trust that the pectoral tendon repair went well. I am certainly enjoying my pectoral implants. How old are your daughters now?

Welcome!

[IceBumps]

The pec surgery was in 2019 and it healed up nice with lots of rehab and subsequent training. My girls are 10 and 8 and their skiing is progressing nicely.

[garyfromterrace]

My girls are 10 and 8 and their skiing is progressing nicely.

Oh.
OK, carry on.

[stealurface831]

Good restraint, Gary.


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