I think best start out with what interests you most.
At first rent a few times or buy cheap gear second hand. Then you get a feel for what kinda gear you actually want to go with or also if you want to switch to snowboarding/skiing
I actually started out with skiing as a kid, but when I was a teenager I then just was a lot into longboarding and skateboarding so I thought why not teach myself how to snowboard. So I went and got a second hand one and boots for like 20€. And never went back to skiing from that day on.
I have both. It switches depending on context and activities. For me it's just two very different brain modes that serve different purposes.
In social situations (+for a time afterwards) I usually have it for example. But if I am doing more creative stuff it's nearly never there.
Well, they are uncountable
It's a pretty regular occurrence even!
The Wall Street sign is also a nice touch
Hey, that's my password!
I got the same one, totally hilarious but I can imagine the type of people who instantly are enraged and go for it.
Ahhh, I thought it was the abbreviation for some kind of special meeting
What is a mtg?
Getting this:
I recently took an x-ray of a card, might be interesting to some of you as well:
If that was my cat, he would completely devour that salad
I look similar with 80kg at 173cm, so definitiv also possible with some muscle
Which planet would you recommend?
I think best start out with what interests you most. At first rent a few times or buy cheap gear second hand. Then you get a feel for what kinda gear you actually want to go with or also if you want to switch to snowboarding/skiing
I actually started out with skiing as a kid, but when I was a teenager I then just was a lot into longboarding and skateboarding so I thought why not teach myself how to snowboard. So I went and got a second hand one and boots for like 20€. And never went back to skiing from that day on.
Snowboarding! Probably the last time for this season since the lifts will be closing down next weekend.
I have both. It switches depending on context and activities. For me it's just two very different brain modes that serve different purposes. In social situations (+for a time afterwards) I usually have it for example. But if I am doing more creative stuff it's nearly never there.
Well it was a rather late breakfast, so maybe more of a brunch
With a camera, a white room, a huge pill bottle and a lot of foxes. Obviously.
Well, the surface is sticky now at least