Ski Team

Ski Team spoken really fast is said to sound like "Skeet Skeet", however, most members of ski teams across America (and in some parts of Europe) deny this. A few have come forward and admitted a double meaning, but nobody has confirmed the actual meaning of the words.

Often used in conjuction with a hand signal in which, palm facing in, the middle and ring finger are held in by the thumb and index and pinky are held upright.

Someone who works all summer, and is on unemployment all winter, conveniently with a season ski pass. That is the whole idea...

The art of doing cocaine on a mahogany bar.

Alpine: Usually made up of 15-20 lazy individuals, who watch videos on skiing after a short run, while the Queensbury Nordic Ski Team (see below), does all the real work. Often expects to win friday soccer against the Queensbury Nordic Ski Team, but often loses week after week. Even with all these negative attributes, they somehow manage to dominate every single race, this is most likley attributed to the fact that they are from Queensbury, a school who is better than every school around it.

Nordic: Usually made up of 30-40 physically fit active individuals who go for runs that are twice as long as the Queensbury Alpine Ski Team (see above), and do twice as much activity/excercise. Often wins friday soccer against the Queensbury Alpine Ski Team week after week (as previously stated). Has dominated every race in their section for over 20 years. This is most likley attributed to the fact that they are from Queensbury, a school who is better than every school around it.

The most fun ski team in the best mindset cheering everyone on! We are here to have fun because winning is fun!

the coolest group on campus. home to the kindest and rowdiest people, who love a good time.