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tBatt
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ok i have a project due in ss and im doin twin tip skis. i have to know who, what, when, where, and why. someone wanna help me out and post that shit or a link were i could find it?
Oct 24 2005 6:23PM
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Ice-Is-Scary
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who, in your class will give a shit?
what, happened to kids that did their own work?
when, are you lazy kids going to learn?
where, has all your motivation gone?
and why don't you figure it out yourself
Oct 24 2005 6:25PM
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tBatt
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bc if lazy and have other shit to do
Oct 24 2005 6:39PM
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(Jonesy)
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hahahaha
Oct 24 2005 6:40PM
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tBatt
Posts: 9632 - Karma: 580
and ive been lloking and google gives me shit so i jsut made this if people know a website that had shit about the inventor
Oct 24 2005 6:43PM
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CBROOKS
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salamon made the first mass produced twin tip
Oct 24 2005 6:57PM
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tBatt
Posts: 9632 - Karma: 580
ok thats getteing closer...
i decided i might do line skis but cause they redid their wesite i cnat find all the stuff aboutthe guy who mad ehtem and all that shit anymore
Oct 24 2005 7:03PM
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St.Steezy
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then rossi came out with the scratch. I think that sorta marked the beginning of the twintip era.
Oct 24 2005 8:01PM
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gaberaham
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make it up, no one but people on this website will have the slightest clue. Just choose a pro skier and say they were the first person to land swithc and they decided that they needed a ski to do it better with and they came up with _____ (choose a ski, 1080 is probably best).
Oct 24 2005 8:10PM
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GotamaBCshredder
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I find it funny you are too lazy to do it and expect us to be unlazy enough to do someone elses work much less our own
Oct 24 2005 8:11PM
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ArabianKnight
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why dont you do the printing press, or the light bulb?
Oct 24 2005 9:15PM
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tBatt
Posts: 9632 - Karma: 580
does anyone know were i cxan find the shit on the new line website were its about the makers of line and shit like that. i cant find it not that its changed
Oct 25 2005 6:10PM
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Adamskinick
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you shouldnt choose this assignment unless you're going to commit. its a big project, the history of twin tips. should've chosen something that's easier to google if you wanted to blow this off. like the history of the coffee maker.
Oct 25 2005 6:13PM
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tBatt
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ya i didnt relize it would bew hard to google until i tried
Oct 25 2005 6:17PM
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waynewong
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Here is a free tip

Do you want to get good grades??

then make sure you write about a topic that your teacher understands and at all costs AVOID using skiing vernacular in your paper...

If your teacher is into skiing and you write a shitty paper or dont know what your talking about, your gonna seem like a dipwad

If he./she is not into skiing and the assignment was supposed to be on a different topic, then you will certainly seem like a dumb dipwad

I was student teaching in truckee a few years ago, and had Mike Laroche/CR in my english class...he would try to submitt a paper about the x-games when it was supposed to be on greek mythology...

funny shit, i had coached half the kids in my english class, fortunately they listened to me, I guess having a teacher who can spin a 900 gets a little respect.
Oct 25 2005 6:20PM
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tBatt
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w/e i think im goan do smeothign different then ccause this is amd hard to find shit on google that not a skiing website that sells skis
Oct 25 2005 6:24PM
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