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JohnBolea
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I don't know if anyone has thought of this but would it be possible to have a bunch of tiny cut up pieces of snowflex to simulate powder skiing if it is liberty should do this.
Sep 8 2015 5:44PM
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Chinchi
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you're high, son
Sep 8 2015 5:53PM
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.GUCCI.
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johnboleaI don't know if anyone has thought of this but would it be possible to have a bunch of tiny cut up pieces of snowflex to simulate powder skiing if it is liberty should do this.


"woah what if we melted these plastic pieces down and huffed the fumes" is what i'm guessing was said mere minutes before the thread was made.
Sep 8 2015 7:28PM
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elcornholio
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Just go to your local hill and ski tall grass in the summer. Pretty much the same thing and you'll have decent edge control.
Sep 8 2015 8:45PM
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GrahamGould
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It exists, but only at one chucky cheese location in Kansas
Sep 9 2015 1:02AM
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WVskiing
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Back in the 70s in VA they built one of these. It was a small slope and they covered it with a fuck ton of polyester balls and you could ski it I guess.

http://www.dcski.com/lostareas/viewlostprofile.php?id=33
Sep 9 2015 9:31AM
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JOTTO
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if you've been to snowflex you'll know that the snowflex gets all over you when you fall and becomes very itchy so it would be toucher to ski in a couple feet of it instead of just a surface.
Sep 9 2015 12:54PM
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