So who is off next

smirnoff_skier wrote:You may regret asking that Tino; I am off with the uni so there are 130 of us. But we are part of a bigger trip with 6 other unis; so there are about 1000 students there for the week.

:shock:

My mates are gonna love me when I tell them this )

skidaddle wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Bet you're pleased, Skidaddle. :shock:

Thrilled.

Nothing at all against students, I just hope its not too crowded.

:(

Come and join me up at the Tux, they will never get thier lazy non tax paying arses that far :mrgreen:

I was going to anyway, but yes, thats a definite. :D

smirnoff_skier wrote: And as our uni is sponsored by Jagermiester

erm.....I nearly missed this, WTF???? Universities sponsered by Jagermeister?

We are all doomed.

tino_11 wrote:

smirnoff_skier wrote: And as our uni is sponsored by Jagermiester

erm.....I nearly missed this, WTF???? Universities sponsered by Jagermeister?

We are all doomed.

My, how times change....I bet it makes you feel oooooolllllddd :lol:

1st Feb - The 3 Valleys. Going with 9 mates. 8 year running we've had a mates ski trip. 4 hardcore have made the 'lads' trip - dispite 4 new born children all arriving during the 'season'.... Anyway - far too long to wait.

Then 28th March - La Plagne. Totally different trip. Going with just my 8 year old son. His 4th week. Not quite as good as his old man... but it's only a matter of time.... Far FAR too long to wait.

Reading some of the other threads - regarding injuries / accidents. Am I right in think that the 3V's has a little history. What pistes are more prone to accidents - where do we really need to keep our wits about us??

smirnoff_skier wrote:

I am infact sitting in my cold cold bedroom writing 10,000 words on what the car industry is doing to reduce its impact on the environment, whilst my housemate is listening to Bach's Suite in D Minor.

Later I shall be attending an opera concert with other cultured gentlemen and shall retire to bed with a copy of the FT and a glass of Bowmore Islay whiskey!

Tom

Geek alert

skidaddle wrote:I was going to anyway, but yes, thats a definite. :D

After all these years, you are finally going up the Tux?
Brilliant. I intend to have a day there over Xmas, although Mrs H has this preconceived misconception that the place is windy, ridiculously cold, bleak, icy and thorougly miserable. I think it can be like that on a really bad weather day, but Mayerhofen has a good record for sunshine methinks.