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Started by Tony_H in Ski Chatter - 232 Replies

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OldAndy
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Apr-2012

felthorpe wrote:
Ian Wickham wrote:
Iceman wrote:Still need blocks of ice for my G&T. Warm, or semi warm is just not right!!

Stop trying to be a southerner, we all know all you Nothern Monkey's drink is Tetleys 8)

Tea or Bitter???

or does G&T stand for Guiness and Tetleys ???
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Brooksy
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Apr-2012

OldAndy wrote:
felthorpe wrote:
Ian Wickham wrote:
Iceman wrote:Still need blocks of ice for my G&T. Warm, or semi warm is just not right!!

Stop trying to be a southerner, we all know all you Nothern Monkey's drink is Tetleys 8)

Tea or Bitter???

or does G&T stand for Guiness and Tetleys ???


Grapefruit&Tizer :hunf:

Tony_H
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Apr-2012

Windowsills and balconys make crap fridges make crap fridges. Bottles explode.
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Felthorpe
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Apr-2012

Keep bottles inside and mixers/cans on balcony/windowsill :mrgreen:

Don't want the neighbours sampling the goodies.
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Iceman
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Apr-2012

Tony_H wrote:Windowsills and balconys make crap fridges make crap fridges. Bottles explode.


Not just crap fridges, but make crap fridges make crap fridges :roll:

I find they simply either freeze solid, explode or dont get cold enough. Putting beer on the balcony is a great idea until you have to have a beer lollipop :shock:

Back to my question then, I can have a chosen drink before dinner without being forced to go to town? I am not bothered about paying, but is great to be able to chill after a long day with a good drink before dinner :)

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Tony_H
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Apr-2012

Iceman wrote:

Back to my question then, I can have a chosen drink before dinner without being forced to go to town? I am not bothered about paying, but is great to be able to chill after a long day with a good drink before dinner :)



Yes

I have always taken my own booze into a chalet, its polite to inform the staff that you'll be doing that, but they wont have a problem with it. We've taken bottles of beer and spirits before, never a problem. The only free booze in the chalet is wine with dinner - some places are tight with it and will fill your glass up for you, some leave you the bottle/giraffe to abuse, others simply let you have as much as you want when you want (Skiworld from experience)

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NellyPS
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Apr-2012

Giraffe abuse? Not sure I like the sound of that :shock:

Brooksy
reply to 'Meeting new people in chalets'
posted Apr-2012

NellyPS wrote:Giraffe abuse? Not sure I like the sound of that :shock:


Tony you've got some neck saying that -)

Topic last updated on 22-April-2012 at 23:07