Snowboarder Dressed as Chewbacca jailed for 2017 Thredbo Incident

[geepers]

It's all an act.
Everyone knows that a plastic colander will never work. You have to use the aluminum or stainless steel ones.

Yeah, think this is a case of misunderstanding. A plastic colander does fine for its intended purpose - to separate pasta from the water it is cooked in.

But, really, this guy is just giving the group he claims to belong to a bad name - IMHO snow boarders are typically quite peaceful. YMMV.

 

[KingGrump]

Yeah, think this is a case of misunderstanding. A plastic colander does fine for its intended purpose - to separate pasta from the water it is cooked in.

But, really, this guy is just giving the group he claims to belong to a bad name - IMHO snow boarders are typically quite peaceful. YMMV.

Dude lost his noodles long ago. No need to wear a colander on his head to keep them in.
Even if he still have his noodles, the plastic colander will never keep them from being fried by the alien mind probing rays. Only the metal ones will work against the mind probes.

 

[geepers]

Dude lost his noodles long ago. No need to wear a colander on his head to keep them in.
Even if he still have his noodles, the plastic colander will never keep them from being fried by the alien mind probing rays. Only the metal ones will work against the mind probes.

Yeah, more misunderstanding. Allegedly most of the probing doesn't occur on the mind...

A plastic colander may help depending on where it is worn. Although, for those concerned about that sort of thing, a titanium branded one may be a better choice even though we all know it's really made with titanal.

Is the dude a few sandwiches short of a picnic? A kangaroo loose in the top paddock?

 

[Eric@ict]

I lived in Kansas for 27 years. At least it was next door to Colorado.

What part of the state? Its an easy drive to the mountains. I do love my home state and much of its beauty, but I'm called to the mountains.

 

[Bill Miles]

What part of the state? Its an easy drive to the mountains. I do love my home state and much of its beauty, but I'm called to the mountains.

I lived in Wichita, was an engineer at Cessna.