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 Who wears a helmet?

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[WWW] 		OldAndy at 08/02/2012 19:04:07
verbier_ski_bum wrote:Of course it's helpful in case of head injuries - that's why French made it mandatory for children.


I thought it was the Italians that made compulory encasquing (my word - means wearing a lid!!) for 14yo and under not the French?

Is it similar in France now?
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[WWW] 		Tonypants at 08/02/2012 21:03:12
Did you know I wear a lid now

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667 Posts 		Daved at 09/02/2012 10:35:53
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[WWW] 		OldAndy at 09/02/2012 11:34:09
daved wrote:bored

I'm sorry you're bored, daved ....
You could always join in the discussion about wearing a helmet whilst skiing to help pass the time.
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667 Posts 		Daved at 09/02/2012 12:07:14
OldAndy wrote:
daved wrote:bored

I'm sorry you're bored, daved ....
You could always join in the discussion about wearing a helmet whilst skiing to help pass the time.


If you had read this thread and many of the myriad others there have been on the same subject you might have found that I have read a them and have contributed and had I been skiing at the same time I might have caused more accidents by not paying attention to what i was doing
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[WWW] 		OldAndy at 09/02/2012 12:20:43
daved wrote:........ and had I been skiing at the same time I might have caused more accidents by not paying attention to what i was doing


Point well made .....
Important safety notice **** do not read threads on J2Ski whilst skiing *****
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[WWW] 		Tony_H at 09/02/2012 13:36:30
Hahaha

Some humour AT LAST on these threads about lids

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2657 Posts 		Iceman at 09/02/2012 17:23:55
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