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| DEATH MARCH RULES |
| 1. Rules can only be made by (me) the Death March leader. 2. Rules can only be changed by (me) the Death March leader. 3. All rules are subject to change at any time. 4. Rules can be added at a moment's notice. 5. Protests can be filed at any time, but will probably not be taken seriously. 6. The Death March will begin each morning upon arrival at the mountain. 7. Each contestant must remain with the group. 8. Skiers may take different routes to the bottom of the chair but must meet at the top of the next run. 9. Skiers may take one run alone as long as they remain skiing. 10. One stop during the day may be made for nourishment. 11. One stop can be made for necessities, unless I have to go more than once. 12. Skiers must be still on the mountain when the lifts close. (A possible exception might be if the bus plans to leave the mountain before the lifts close). 13. Death March pins are not awarded for skiing in foreign countries unless I am there. (Foreign countries can not be expected to qualify due to the long leisurely lunches). 14. Once one has earned a Death March pin, it should be worn at all ski club functions. 15. Anyone wearing a Death March pin in a bar before the lifts close is subject to review and could risk losing his/her pin. (guilty by association) 16. Points will be awarded each time the pin is visible at a club function. 17. Pins are not transferable to family members. Upon death they must be returned to the Death March leader. 18. Begging and whinning for possible exceptions will be viewed as weakness and dealt with harshly. NO PIN. 19. If you leave for injury during the day, NO PIN. 20. Two days (not necessarily consecutive) in the Death March are required to earn a pin. ~Wayne MacMath, Lift Lines January 2002 |
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