Well, I'm going to be there, you're going to be there....I guess all we need
now is joe, a Snow Board, Whistler, and SHORTS!

;p

-rtk 

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come on Rick - I'd really enjoy watching Joe race down the Whistler mountain
on a snowboard _with shorts on_ ;-))  

/Guido 

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However, there is one small problem - no one else wants to to see you....
_WITH SHORTS ON_!

:p

-rtk 

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I broke my leg one year, a wrist another year, and sprained an ankle really
bad yet another year when skiing when I was young and more dumb and thought
I was invincible. I have since learned that the best part of skiing is
sitting about 5 feet from the fire with some nice smooth alcoholic beverage
and talking to the snow bunnies. My overall preference though is to be
somewhere where snow is not. Growing up in Northern Lower Michigan I had
seen far more than enough snow by the time I was 10. If going down a hill at
high speed I rather it be on a mountain bike with shorts on. If fishing I
rather it be on a nice big boat with shorts on. If snowmobiling, I rather do
it in a videogame while sitting on a beach with shorts on. A perfect day for
me is 76-80 degrees, sunny blue sky, top off the wrangler putzing around the
boonies.... With shorts on. 

   joe



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Didn't all geeks grow up on skateboards, and then graduate to snowboards in
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Snowboards on the X-Box I mean of course.

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Sorry for turning the list into a ski slope Joe :)

Whistler is hands down one of the best ski areas in North America, I've
spent a lot of time skiing and Whistler is the best place that I have ever
skied. Even if you aren't a skier it's worth going and checking out, even if
it is just for the views. A sunny day at the top of Whistler is pretty
incredible.

Did I hear someone mention geeks skiing? That sounds like fun ;)

Phil

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If you are a skier then Whistler/Blackcomb is not to be missed.  IMHO it is
simply the best, extraordinary, largest, most varied terrain, (insert your
own gushing adjective here)... ski area in North America.  Maybe Gil needs
to organize a NetPro ski trip...

-Stuart Fuller

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Stanley Park, Junior Hockey games, Whistler/Blackcomb, Vancouver Art Museum.

I'm sure anyone who's lived in BC longer than I did will be able to tell you
more stuff.

Phil

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Hi,
I hope you don't mind asking this...
I'm visiting DEC (AD ttrack) in march and hope to meet some of you guys that
are also visiting DEC. Besides visiting DEC I'm staying a few days longer
hopefully to see very nice things in the region. Does any of you know what's
worth visiting/seeing in the region of Vancouver?

Regards,
Jorge

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