Maybe I'm out of touch, haven't been at a ski slope for 20 years but I have never seen anyone skiing or snowboarding with a helmet on. This is a thing now?I swore I'd never wear a ski helmet. I think I was in my 30's the first time I tried snowboarding after skiing for 15 years. Near the end of the day I got spun around and ended up going backwards until the edge caught and slammed me and the back of my head to the ground so hard everything went black for a few seconds. Then I found my sunglasses - they broke in half at the bridge from the impact! So I did what any reasonable person would do - I stopped snowboarding. It took me another 20 years, but I eventually gave in and got a helmet. Funny how your perspective changes over time.
Most people wear a helmet now.Maybe I'm out of touch, haven't been at a ski slope for 20 years but I have never seen anyone skiing or snowboarding with a helmet on. This is a thing now?
Whata bunch of sissy's. If a tassled hat is good enough for Vinko Bogataj it's good enough for me.Most people wear a helmet now.
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I've been wearing a ski helmet for almost 20 years. Same as a bike. Never hit my head hard enough for it to matter but I still wear it as it is cheap insurance to try to keep me functional. No real downside to the helmets other than initial cost. Comfortable, don't weigh much, no longer need a hat to keep your ears warm, etc. Definitely got strange looks early on but now the percentage wearing helmets is in the high 90's.Whata bunch of sissy's. If a tassled hat is good enough for Vinko Bogataj it's good enough for me.
The thrill of victory...the agony of da whole body.Whata bunch of sissy's. If a tassled hat is good enough for Vinko Bogataj it's good enough for me.
It'll become the safest neighbourhood within a year.New crime fighting tactic for Toronto:
The chief of police has to live at Jane / Finch.
Some parts of the area are very safe . . . and expensive.New crime fighting tactic for Toronto:
The chief of police has to live at Jane / Finch.