I don’t think they’re ‘leading with’ this case lol

Edit: and reading the article it’s a pretty fucking damning war crimes case.

It's not a site for showing off the watchdogs, ya dummies.

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There's tubing run by Copper maybe 200 yards from the half pipe. It's obviously a very different slope, but you can rent tubes and use them on their course.

Good grief someone needs to be fired.

$70k in Los Angeles is double the median income. Its right on par with the household income median.

A kid at my high school died doing this.

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To me, this sounds like "what is the point in climbing a single step if there is a whole flight of stairs?" You cannot climb stairs without first climbing a single step.

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Man, that’s a lot of wives that are gonna have a bad time unless they get to a shelter or friends house with the kids.

There aren’t cougars in missions

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That's actually not on the snow. It's part of the roof of the building that the photo was taken from.

How are they gonna stop their friends when they're already filming for the Gram

What's the wood ramp at the bottom of the picture at the end of the red arrow?

Are you supposed to jump the ramp at the end of the pipe?

I use to get high and "hood surf". The one time I fell of at any real speed, my lucky ass landed in some thick bushes.

When I was 15, my two friends and I hopped a plane to visit the 4th friend who had recently moved to Arizona. I'm not telling tall tales, but we were good girls: honor roll, etc. Well, this 4th friend had become part of the "cool kids" clique in her new school, and the coolest thing for high schoolers to do was cross the border into Mexico where the drinking age was 16 at the time, and they barely checked ID. So off we went (this was way pre-9/11, border was open to Mexico and Canada back then) to a really fun little bar in Mexico that played great rock music. Things were going great until the music came to a screeching halt, the lights came on, and a bunch of armed men came in. I had never even seen a gun in person, and here's this group of men with guns pointed. They brusquely checked the bathrooms, talked to the manager, then left.

Now me, as a 15 year old girl WHOSE PARENTS DIDN'T EVEN KNOW I WAS IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY, where I was drinking, for the first time, underage (I was a month away from turning 16) was about shit my damn pants.

Apparently it was a fairly common thing for bars to be checked that way for drugs, etc, but holy shit. All I could think was I'd have to call my parents from a Mexican prison, to tell them I had been busted drinking (i had all of 2 beers).

My girls are 16 and 19 now, and I don't even know how I would react if I found out they did something so stupid. lol. I mean, I'm sure they have, I guess they were also just smart enough to not get caught.

Don't forget that Hans frickin' Zimmer composed the main theme.

... yes, it was from Backdraft, I know.

I don’t know anything about skiing, never seen snow either. What does it mean riding tandem? Like two of them on a sled? Or skis designed for two people? Please help me understand what happened kind Redditor.

60k is not for 12 months of work.

School year is 180 days, 36 weeks. We work about 37 weeks a year.

Yes, unless they are private.

I think most resorts do. I'm fairly sure a decent amount of Winter Park is located on National Forest lands and they require an uphill pass for riders that want to "skip" the lift line and hike up the mountain instead.

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