verbier vs zermatt

You could always give up beer and fags, and use your furniture for fuel )

It's a fine plan you have. Do you think you have the stamina to keep the pace )

bandit wrote:You could always give up beer and fags, and use your furniture for fuel )

It's a fine plan you have. Do you think you have the stamina to keep the pace )

absolutely, I set myself a 30 day goal last season and accomplished it in August!! in Saas Fee. I wanted to get 45 this season but am thinking of attempting 60, at least 15 before 23rd December. This really depends onwhat kind of season we have, if we have a good one then I can ride in the Black Forest for the price of a Friday night out. Might be lucky enough to tag a week in Japan to a business trip to Singapore in Feb :) all I do these days is work 12-14 hours a day, eat and sleep during the week. Then spend the weekend messed up, doing this is marginally more expensive but infinately healthier for both body and mind as well as being the most fun you can have upright ;)

tino_11 wrote:. Then spend the weekend messed up, doing this is marginally more expensive but infinately healthier for both body and mind as well as being the most fun you can have upright ;)

Tino, I have this mental image of you as the party animal hillfrog, fuelled by beer and fags. Now you're getting serious and using phrases such as "healthier for body and mind". I have to tell you, I'm worried for you, your street cred is on the line here!

You'll be taking lessons next :shock:

Skiing is the most fun you can have upright, and you know it's true, because snowboarders are always sitting down. :P

bandit wrote:

tino_11 wrote:. Then spend the weekend messed up, doing this is marginally more expensive but infinately healthier for both body and mind as well as being the most fun you can have upright ;)

Tino, I have this mental image of you are the party animal hillfrog, fuelled by beer and fags. Now you're getting serious and using phrases such as "healthier for body and mind". I have to tell you, I'm worried for you, your street cred is on the line here!

You'll be taking lessons next :shock:

Skiing is the most fun you can have upright, and you know it's true, because snowboarders are always sitting down. :P

you heard it here first, at the ripe old age of 34 I am growing up ;). Although many would say furniture is more important than a day on a hill ......... Fools.

FYI, two weeks ago in Zermatt, I sat on my behind one time only on the slopes. That was to take some piccies

tino_11 wrote:

you heard it here first, at the ripe old age of 34 I am growing up ;). Although many would say furniture is more important than a day on a hill ......... Fools.

FYI, two weeks ago in Zermatt, I sat on my behind one time only on the slopes. That was to take some piccies

Tino, I applaud your attitude to your sport, and I'm sorry I just can't help myself here.........

Do your trousers leak in the backside then?

34....sooooo young :twisted:

Ha! No baggy tousers here me darlin'.

I must be the only boarder who buys skiing clobber.

tino_11 wrote:Ha! No baggy tousers here me darlin'.

I must be the only boarder who buys skiing clobber.

Are you kidding? You wouldnt see a skier dead in that "Fosters Suit" you were wearing in St Anton.....!!!! lol

Spyder, wasnt it? :mrgreen:

I might be showing my ignorance here but what on Earth is a Fosters Suit? It was Spyder, as is the softshell I bought last week.

Since St. Anton I've gone red and tight Tony, the doctor tells me I have a problem ;)