skidaddle wrote:Admin, please close the thread - the birds are all on about dresses.
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Admin...skidaddle is all envious and really wants a dress, can you fix it for him please :D
Not very pc but
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Admin...skidaddle is all envious and really wants a dress, can you fix it for him please :D
I'm taking no notice of that whatsoever, putting on weight means that buying new ski gear is a necessity! 8)
I tell my Hubby every year that I have put on weight and have to have new ski gear, one day he'll notice I hav'nt put any weight on at all :lol:
:shock: Rose you have just grassed us all up! :lol:
That's possibly true, especially as a beginner - but we all struggle then and maybe skiing will turn out to be "his thing"? Encourage him to give it a go anyway; if he gets the bug then it'll do wonders for his fitness in the long run.
And tell him, "yes, big people can ski"! Gravity becomes your best friend. 8)
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Started by Mfc in Ski Chatter 15-Sep-2009 - 27 Replies
Bandit
reply to 'Not very pc but' posted Sep-2009
Admin...skidaddle is all envious and really wants a dress, can you fix it for him please :D
Skidaddle
reply to 'Not very pc but' posted Sep-2009
Ok Rose - I was just trying to be un p.c.
Carry on.
Carry on.
Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Not very pc but' posted Sep-2009
bandit wrote:An advert for losing belly fat has appeared as a banner ad at the top of this page :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
I'm taking no notice of that whatsoever, putting on weight means that buying new ski gear is a necessity! 8)
Take Life With A Pinch Of Salt... A Wedge Of Lime, & A Shot Of Tequila :-)
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RoseR
reply to 'Not very pc but' posted Sep-2009
snowb4ndit wrote:bandit wrote:An advert for losing belly fat has appeared as a banner ad at the top of this page :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
I'm taking no notice of that whatsoever, putting on weight means that buying new ski gear is necessity! 8)
I tell my Hubby every year that I have put on weight and have to have new ski gear, one day he'll notice I hav'nt put any weight on at all :lol:
I'm a laydee
Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Not very pc but' posted Sep-2009
RoseR wrote:snowb4ndit wrote:bandit wrote:An advert for losing belly fat has appeared as a banner ad at the top of this page :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
I'm taking no notice of that whatsoever, putting on weight means that buying new ski gear is necessity! 8)
I tell my Hubby every year that I have put on weight and have to have new ski gear, one day he'll notice I hav'nt put any weight on at all :lol:
:shock: Rose you have just grassed us all up! :lol:
Take Life With A Pinch Of Salt... A Wedge Of Lime, & A Shot Of Tequila :-)
Mfc
reply to 'Not very pc but' posted Sep-2009
The reason i asked is i have a mate who wants to come down to the dry slope but feels he will struggle as hes a big lad. When i say big i mean hes a pork pie!
I will let him know that hes doomed asap.
I will let him know that hes doomed asap.
Admin
reply to 'Not very pc but' posted Sep-2009
mfc wrote:feels he will struggle as hes a big lad.
That's possibly true, especially as a beginner - but we all struggle then and maybe skiing will turn out to be "his thing"? Encourage him to give it a go anyway; if he gets the bug then it'll do wonders for his fitness in the long run.
And tell him, "yes, big people can ski"! Gravity becomes your best friend. 8)
The Admin Man
RoseR
reply to 'Not very pc but' posted Sep-2009
When we had our first ski holiday and had group lessons, there was a group of 4 lads, 3 slim guys and their mate who was huge. He turned out to be the best boarder, the one with the most energy. The only thing he had to have 1 day off and rest as he overdid it hurt his back. But back again after a days rest.
I'm a laydee
Topic last updated on 16-September-2009 at 17:04