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Richie Permin

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Dr-Strangelove
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After much time spent in deep thought, secluded in the West Wing, with but the near the fire flickering under the hearth to accompany myself in my large leather armchair, I have decided to present you with a treatise that I believe will stimulate the senses and passions. Thusly it proceeds . . .

Richard Permin is a boss (bow-ssss), or dare I propose . . . and OG Crusher?! Why is there not more love for this titan of glorious sport? I know at least someone here shares my opinion (you know who you are)


I also recently acquired and spent time on his pro model (which is now the born to drop). They are quite nice, quite nice.
Jan 17 2012 10:17PM
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Furrer92
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Richard Permin is a huge boss. His La Nina stuff was nar, he sends it off anything
Jan 17 2012 10:21PM
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E__
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Is it me? I share the same opinion on Richie, he's insane.
Jan 17 2012 11:08PM
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Dr-Strangelove
Posts: 125 - Karma: 18
what, no love for richie? don't want to call a skier underrated who films with MSP, but he is
Jan 18 2012 12:23PM
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rudager
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He kills it, I wish Linecatcher wasn't cancelled, that would have been amazing to see him huck
Jan 18 2012 1:16PM
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onenerdykid
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quoting for emphasis
Jan 18 2012 5:20PM
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Mathieu.fr
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Richie is absolutely slaying, his segment in MSP movies are just getting more insane every year !
I've heard he's no longer skiing for CoreUPT and has joined the Atomic team.
Jan 18 2012 5:31PM
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hiphopopotamus
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your vivacious words have beguiled me into believing he preforms at the top of his sport
Jan 18 2012 5:42PM
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mikemac
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i am not very familiar with his work but given that showing i would most certainly agree
Jan 18 2012 5:43PM
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Dr-Strangelove
Posts: 125 - Karma: 18
The viridity and undextrous nature of your prose suggests a novice, not yet graduated from the local gymnasium, who writes with only the thesaurus as his faculty (a truly poor substitute for whit and skill with the pen). Verily, a sophomoric answer.
Jan 18 2012 6:01PM
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