Uh, guys. I'm pretty sure we've seen the last of casual hiker.
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Uh, guys. I'm pretty sure we've seen the last of casual hiker.
TGR is casual nothing!
Hike like you mean it, pussy!
Was that Hugh trolling tgr from the grave?
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...orn-births.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by casualhiker
Once you mount bindings to skis they become a single thing, so when you return them you have to pick if you are returning the skis or returning the bindings. Usually it makes sense to return them as skis, but you may have paid more for your bindings if you got the skis on a good deal, so check your receipt before you go in.Quote:
Originally Posted by casualhiker
DO NOT pull them apart or you void the warranties and they won't take either of them back.
This is not true. Remove the bindings, return the left ski with the right binding on the correct day (see above), and then return the right ski with the left binding the next day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phildo_Baggins
Don't call ahead to ask. They hate JONGS like you and if you do they will probably refuse the entire transaction, cancel your membership, and use your dividend to fund the next company bbq.
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^^ I wonder if they aren't skiing well because they put the bindings on the wrong skis when they mounted it? REI is famous for messing that up.
or backwardsQuote:
Originally Posted by Phildo_Baggins
I'm kinda still stuck on how it's 2 separate purchases if it's on one receipt.
Well yeah, in REI's defense that is a pretty common mistake. When you replace them Casualhiker, definitely get the red ones. They are always faster and the snow melts off the topsheet quicker. This is super important! Your legs won't get tired on the lift carrying all that extra weight. Pro tip right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phildo_Baggins
Dude! Stop giving away the TGR secretz to teh no0bz!Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
If they are twin tips it doesn't matter which direction the bindings face. If fact, it is super cool to know you are skiing switch (to the road) while actually facing downhill. REI was just trying to help him out.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
I have not called them yet. They are Salomon QST 92 Lux Skis with Marker Griffin 13 ID. Ordered the skis online and got the bindings in-store based on their recommendations. I just wanted to see if you guys had any past experiences with this situation.
all signs point to noQuote:
Originally Posted by casualhiker
I have to give casualhiker credit. He (or she?) is persistent.
What about them "did not suit you" after you skied an entire season on them ?Quote:
Originally Posted by casualhiker
Edit: "Q92 Lux", those are girls skis. We need naked pics of your titties in order to properly evaluate if REI ripped you off or not.
just posting to congratulate blurred or whoever created that casual hiker alias.
That's a gold medal in trolling right there folks.
bravo, whoever you are.
If that's a troll it's one of the more boring trolls of all time. It would have to be someone with way too much time on their hands. Do they allow laptops in prison?Quote:
Originally Posted by ill-advised strategy
No, but the mall food court has pretty good wifi.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
Womens or mens?Quote:
Originally Posted by casualhiker
I bet some at Alpine Zone has experienced this exact situation.
Ahh. The art of the subtle troll.
Is it a troll or Is it not?
Could be some 400 pound guy lying in his bed.
Not that there's anything wrong with that
Well, trolls can't be obvious any more, at least not around here, but old goat's post got me to thinking - is purposely being really boring and wrong a good way to launch a successful troll?Quote:
Originally Posted by AK47bp
Very, very subtle.
The Kaiser Soze of trolls.Quote:
Originally Posted by Meadow Skipper