J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by bandit

Hirsty wrote:Hello! I was talking about a baked potato!

yuh, me sorry also :D What sort of wax you using....oh sorry I was thinking about skiing )

ldavies wrote:today i could have shoved a cake slice where the sun don't shine: Lippy 15 year old boy in my english class. 'jonathan, shusssh' 'No miss, YOU ****ing shusssh'. L.

Such a shame that UK teachers are unable to respond to the circumstances. Just think of the fun you could have had with say, a catapult :twisted:

ise wrote:

bandit wrote:This page from the AA may help to clarify the legal position regarding winter driving in Germany, including a section on "on the spot fines".
http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/safety/winter-tyres-and-snow-chains.html

sadly not enforced in my experience, you spent half the year with some a*hole in a BMW up your exhaust pipe at 200kph and then when it snows he's sideways on the road or skidding along at 10kph and being a total a*hole won't get out of your way :twisted:

Such a shame you can't fit a decent bullbar on your motor :twisted:

Or any bullbar :lol:

Such a shame, Briancon is a proper French ski town, and there's really not that many :( Visited a few years ago, and thought it was an impressive place. I had no idea about the heated pavements though 8)

This page from the AA may help to clarify the legal position regarding winter driving in Germany, including a section on "on the spot fines".
http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/safety/winter-tyres-and-snow-chains.html

I went skiing by overnight snowtrain over several winters. At least I got a bed (of sorts). I was still seriously lacking in energy on the arrival day. Okay, I'm a wuss )
Seriously, if your back can cope with sitting up all night and then skiing all day, you are very fit.

There is a report on Piste Hors about the ongoing local politics at Les Houches in the Chamonix valley, which may result in the resort failing to open this winter.

http://pistehors.com/news/ski/comments/0853-les-houches-to-be-closed-08-09-season/?gid=853000

:shock:

It's a good place to ski. If it fails to open, where will the Kandahar Downhill be run? :(

I can think of several uses for those stinky socks :mrgreen:

It's quite amazing how many threads go off topic.... Started by User in Ski Chatter, 104 Replies
Hirsty wrote:Hello! I was talking about a baked potato! yuh, me sorry also :D What sort of wax you using....oh sorry I was thinking about skiing )

It's quite amazing how many threads go off topic.... Started by User in Ski Chatter, 104 Replies
ldavies wrote:today i could have shoved a cake slice where the sun don't shine: Lippy 15 year old boy in my english class. 'jonathan, shusssh' 'No miss, YOU ****ing shusssh'. L. Such a shame that UK teachers are unable to respond to the circumstances. Just think of the fun you could have had with say, a catapult :twisted:

Les Houches opening in doubt Started by User in France, 3 Replies
Such a shame, Briancon is a proper French ski town, and there's really not that many :( Visited a few years ago, and thought it was an impressive place. I had no idea about the heated pavements though 8)

renting wheels in germany Started by User in Ski Chatter, 11 Replies
This page from the AA may help to clarify the legal position regarding winter driving in Germany, including a section on "on the spot fines". http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/safety/winter-tyres-and-snow-chains.html

Quickest way to ski....with eurostar. Started by User in Ski Chatter, 23 Replies
I went skiing by overnight snowtrain over several winters. At least I got a bed (of sorts). I was still seriously lacking in energy on the arrival day. Okay, I'm a wuss ) Seriously, if your back can cope with sitting up all night and then skiing all day, you are very fit.

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