
When am I an "Old Codger"?
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bandit wrote:
The boots were Kofflach, plastic shell
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I know cant wait. :thumbup:
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Started by JimmyTheOne in Ski Chatter 14-Nov-2008 - 57 Replies
Dave Mac
reply to 'When am I an "Old Codger"?' posted Nov-2008
You know you are an Old Codger, when you ski in black and white.... (take 2)

Bandit
reply to 'When am I an "Old Codger"?' posted Nov-2008
I'm seeing a 2 footed carve there,....now, where's Trencher :lol:
Those look like leather boots as well, great photo :D
Those look like leather boots as well, great photo :D
Tony_H
reply to 'When am I an "Old Codger"?' posted Nov-2008
Trencher wrote:You know your an old codger when you start taking the "thin cover" signs personally...
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My bro in law last year. Didn't realise why I asked him to take his hat off by the sign :wink:
Trencher
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Dave Mac
reply to 'When am I an "Old Codger"?' posted Nov-2008
bandit wrote:
I'm seeing a 2 footed carve there,....now, where's Trencher
Those look like leather boots as well, great photo
The boots were Kofflach, plastic shell
You might also be seeing:
Marker Latch-up bindings
Retainer Straps
Leather baskets
Corderoy trousers
Blue band on the left sleeve
215 long skis, Kneissl White Star
RoseR
reply to 'When am I an "Old Codger"?' posted Nov-2008
Well I feel like an old codger to day, after the day I have had, I swear its aged me 10 years.. Started off with some dozy woman driver bombing down a hill, turning left and not seeing us, how we missed her I dont know, but the way we braked and skidded across the road has given me whiplash, I cant move my neck, head and shoulders. Got to work, we have workman in putting a new roof on the entire shop. First they cut through the power lines cutting out most of our appliances, then they were using tar and bitumen, bearing in mind thats its a huge roof, the fumes and smoke came down through the air con, all day long staff were either passing out, throwing up or having asthma attacks. Then they set fire to the roof we had to evacuate the store, you try telling old bids, grumpy old men, drug addicts and shoplifters they cant have their stuff. Got back in, got back to work and one by one five of my six computers crashed.
I need a very, very large drink.
I need a very, very large drink.
I'm a laydee
Daved
reply to 'When am I an "Old Codger"?' posted Nov-2008
Never mind you will soon be skiing :D
RoseR
reply to 'When am I an "Old Codger"?' posted Nov-2008
daved wrote:Never mind you will soon be skiing :D
I know cant wait. :thumbup:
I'm a laydee
Mike from NS
reply to 'When am I an "Old Codger"?' posted Nov-2008
And Rose,
When you are skiing (or riding the chair) today's events will come to mind and they will provide you with a good laugh. That's the important thing in life ... laugh and don't let any of what seems bad get you down. :mrgreen:
Your day's story sounded like an episode from Faulty Towers. :!:
We had the first snow of the season in Nova Scotia today .... all wet and will be gone by morning ---- but it is a start.
Mike :wink:
When you are skiing (or riding the chair) today's events will come to mind and they will provide you with a good laugh. That's the important thing in life ... laugh and don't let any of what seems bad get you down. :mrgreen:
Your day's story sounded like an episode from Faulty Towers. :!:
We had the first snow of the season in Nova Scotia today .... all wet and will be gone by morning ---- but it is a start.
Mike :wink:
Age is but a number.
Topic last updated on 19-November-2008 at 11:14