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Citations: 1990 John Harris Usenet: rec.skiing (Dec. 11) “Re: Help!! Which is the “better” ski??”: They make great pow pow skis, cut up the Mt. Hood mash potatoes (Wet heavy deep) and are more enjoyable on the pack. 2002 [Dave R.] Usenet: rec.skiing.snowboard (July 1) “Re: where to go in october?”: The only powder to get high on, falls from the sky.…Snowboarding the worlds pow pow. 2004 Sacramento Bee (California) (Dec. 30) “The terms of terrainment”: Pow-pow: Deep, fresh powder, also known as freshies.

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