ProfMonnitoff

I've had the bid on these exact ones since before this thread

If you guys could do me a huge favor, buy other ones. For what it's worth, I was the one that recommended German ebay in waywt in first place.

That being said, most German guys don't have shipping to the US listed as an option but if you send them a message and a decent offer, they probably will do it.

loving the dior sneaks as well. bidding on some german army sneakers on ebay...can't afford the diors

Get them from ebay.de (search for "bundeswehr"). Even with international shipping, it will be much cheaper than what you pay for them in the US. I got a pair for 2 Euros + shipping last year.

I wish some 3rd party company would make a handheld with a screen, basic controls and a hard drive. And you could transfer all your emulators and roms onto it without having to purchase any games. That would be the shit.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GP2X

Haptronic has purple vans of some sort and they look pretty nice.

Arbor A Frame 171, which is entirely too much board for my 6'1 165 pound frame, but fuck you. I carve up the backcountry like I'm a serial killer. I also ride a shitty little Limited 159, because dropping money to ride on ice in Wisconsin is fucking stupid. My bindings and boots for both are the oh-so-hated Burton SI's. Fuck you again, I like my step-in's and I've been using them for 4 seasons now.

Try some decent softboots and bindings, you'll be amazed. I did my first season when I was 11 or so (was as skier until then) in stepins, and even after like 20 days of snowboarding I was able to tell the difference between stepins and real bindings.

As somebody who is on the slopes at least 30 days a year (probably the only good thing about living in Austria), I can sincerely say that the equipment hardly matters.

Board: F2 Wideglide that I picked up 3 years ago. It was already 2 years old back then. The core is wood and it's quite wide&light, so it's good for powdering.

Bindings: Burton Ray, 4 or 5 years old. Probably the only "premium" part of my equipmen, but bindings last forever.

Boots: Stuf, some cheapass Chinese brand. They fit well and keep me warm.

In total, this cost me less than 300 Euros.

Basically, as long as you wax your board and sharpen your edges once a week, you're golden on anything other than stepins.

I usually just rip a few DVDs to my laptop and then watch them with the airplane power adapter after having a few drinks. There's a place for sex, but it's not airplanes.

What if I told you I have in my possession the last remaining 36 shirts...would you believe me?...

Depends on if you have photos I guess.