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When we were in B-school a group of guys dedicated the walls of their rental house for everyone to post up their internship and job rejection letters. We completely wallpapered every inch
 

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Skier discovers a snowboarder stuck upside down in the snow.

Yeah, I saw that the other day, dude is so incredibly lucky.

I saw he even had a radio and could hear his partners (so at least he wasn’t riding out of bounds alone) but couldn’t respond because he couldn’t move his arms.

I guess having a bright colored bottom on your board might be a safety feature, if that was a plain black base I’m not sure the skier would have even seen it.
 

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Yeah, I saw that the other day, dude is so incredibly lucky.

I saw he even had a radio and could hear his partners (so at least he wasn’t riding out of bounds alone) but couldn’t respond because he couldn’t move his arms.

I guess having a bright colored bottom on your board might be a safety feature, if that was a plain black base I’m not sure the skier would have even seen it.

They ran a thread on TGR a few years back by a guy who started a snow cat operation on, I think it was an area on Mt Fuji in Japan. Because of the way the Pacific storms hit the Japanese islands they get huge dumps commonly over several feet. At any rate they only allowed snow boards under certain conditions because if you fall in that stuff on a snow board unless someone sees you and digs you out you done for
 

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Yeah, I saw that the other day, dude is so incredibly lucky.

I saw he even had a radio and could hear his partners (so at least he wasn’t riding out of bounds alone) but couldn’t respond because he couldn’t move his arms.

I guess having a bright colored bottom on your board might be a safety feature, if that was a plain black base I’m not sure the skier would have even seen it.
It was an interesting take on the "stuck in an appliance" chestnut...
 

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I've always been a powder hound and tree skier. Of all the scary experiences I've had the vast majority were under those conditions. Once I skied into a tree well, slammed my chest into the tree, ended up with my arms around the tree, my legs behind me with the tips on the skis pointed down and the tails tight against my back. Took me quite awhile to finally release one of my bindings and it was starting get real scary.
 

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I've always been a powder hound
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I've always been a powder hound and tree skier. Of all the scary experiences I've had the vast majority were under those conditions. Once I skied into a tree well, slammed my chest into the tree, ended up with my arms around the tree, my legs behind me with the tips on the skis pointed down and the tails tight against my back. Took me quite awhile to finally release one of my bindings and it was starting get real scary.
Lucky you weren't seriously injured. that's how Sonny Bono of Sonny and Cher fame died.
 

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