coriollis effect on wood core??????

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coriollis effect on wood core??????

Post by thefreshpimpofbigair »

do my boards turn better in one hemisphere over the other???
should I re-think my core construction? HA
what a load of crap...
19,000 dollar skis?????
check out:
http://www.carradanskis.com/
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Post by OAC »

Interesting reading! I would like to see "the customer"! :)
...and skiwear from $8000...
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Post by skidesmond »

There's a sucker born every minute! I bet they laugh all the way to the bank.

Coriolis... I give them credit for coming up w/ the biggest load of B.S. I've ever read. It's a good thing they use the proper blend or you'd be skiing in circles. Personally I only use wood that grows in the same latitude and longitude of where I ski, because the wood is already acclimated to the climate (insert laughter...).

Go to love their sales gimmick too. I think Ferrari uses the same technique when they launch a new model. Can't get one unless you already own one of their other cars or you're referred or you're a sheik.

On the flip side if you could find 10 suckers.... :D all the way to the bank.

I'm always leery about websites that do not list any physical contact info like a phone number or address... not that the address can't be fake but for all you know the skis are made in China.

Did a Google search on Carradan:
http://www.worldlawdirect.com/forum/mon ... -skis.html

http://www.ereleases.com/pr/carradan-sk ... atch-12297

http://www.messybeast.com/asheras.htm

The best for last:
http://llewtrah.blogspot.com/2008/08/co ... e-and.html
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Post by doughboyshredder »

anyone that believes water drains in an opposite direction because of the Coriolis effect, and is willing to spend almost 20g on a pair of skis that supposedly weigh one pound deserve to get ripped off.

Although, I must admit I thought they were real, didn't realize he was a fraud.

I still want to sell 5,000.00 boards one day.
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Post by OAC »

Those links even better reading! Made my sunday! :D
Coriolis and paying $19,000 6months in advance...halleluja!
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Post by maximegb5 »

Just sent an email to see if I could test one of their skis to be one of their representants, to help them spread the word of the most expensive ski...
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Let us know if they reply. They'll probably ask for your social security number .... or some up front money..... $699 for shipping?

For 19g's they should at least be gold leaf with a diamond encrusted logo.... Unbelievable.
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Post by EricW »

I'm speechless. Titanium weave instead of fiberglass? Never heard of crush weight being an issue on sidewalls.

Either way, it sounded like a cult that worshiped the guy. You'd think this guy was the greatest craftsman to ever walk the earth.

So much to make fun of about this and so little time.
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Post by EricW »

this one is far more realistic.

http://www.sterlingskis.com


I spent a season in Aspen. Lots of designer/exotic stuff around there.
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EricW wrote: I spent a season in Aspen. Lots of designer/exotic stuff around there.
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Ha ha ha....:D
Carradan to left?...
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"ASPIN".... Ha-ha, I watch that movie every time it's on.
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Post by twizzstyle »

skidesmond wrote:"ASPIN".... Ha-ha, I watch that movie every time it's on.
I wanted to find a picture of them in their fancy ski clothes with the Lamborghini, but that's the best I could come up with :)
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Post by OnDeck »

Just read this. Utter bullshit. :D

Y'all shoudl check out my new website for the New Hotness; designer custom roller-blades. The plastic has been treated to account for the fact that, due to Newton's laws, the top of the boot moves slightly faster through time-space, thereby aging slower. Adjusting the plastic compistion from top to bottom of the boot allws for an even aging rate, so that the performance of the boot is comprised in an even and predictable fashion. The discerning blader should accept nothng less. Also, spring loaded toe box to account for the fact that, while roller blading, your foot will undergo some slight shrinkage due to Lorenz Contraction.

Visit the softgoods page and pick up one my $14,000 fanny packs, designed by Fredericks of Beverly Hills.
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OnDeck wrote:your foot will undergo some slight shrinkage due to Lorenz Contraction.
hahahahahahah!!! Well done. :)
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