J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by LM

AJ wrote:I know what you mean Tony, Just before Christmas i drank a bottle of the red stuff and was as sick as a dog. But give me a cool nine pints of lager and i feel fine the next morning.



AJ Adele

Red wine kills me too,do love it though.So I keep hurting myself with it,never seem to learn! :lol:

NellyPS wrote:

LM wrote:

NellyPS wrote:

Tony_H wrote:I find a good pooh often works wonders.

Always works for me. Plus full fat coke, pickled onion monster munch and marmite on toast. Not all at the same time I might add.

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seriously ha ha ha..pickled onions! ?...That would make me drive the big white porcelain bus (translate:get sick)!!! :lol: :lol:



"admin"....I know what your saying )...nothing makes you straighten up faster than a little kid asking for "breakfast....or what time are we leaving to go skiing?"....that happened on sunday! :shock: :lol:

They're pickled onion flavoured crisps (kind of) - just as bad, still adds to the death breath.

ha ha ha crips sounds better thats forsure (sorry got lost in the translation..thought you meant pickled onions ha ha ha ))

NellyPS wrote:

Tony_H wrote:I find a good pooh often works wonders.

Always works for me. Plus full fat coke, pickled onion monster munch and marmite on toast. Not all at the same time I might add.

:lol: :lol: :lol:
seriously ha ha ha..pickled onions! ?...That would make me drive the big white porcelain bus (translate:get sick)!!! :lol: :lol:



"admin"....I know what your saying )...nothing makes you straighten up faster than a little kid asking for "breakfast....or what time are we leaving to go skiing?"....that happened on sunday! :shock: :lol:

Here in Canada they say a glass of Clamato juice or tomato juice in beer (Hair of the dog they call it) in the morning...I personally dont go for it :lol:..would rather have a alkaseltzer and water ;)

I always try to eat something before I go to bed when drinking and have some water..seems to help ......a bit anyway... :lol:

sleep,water and time really only help...

why is it the older we get the worse we hurt!

In Canada,Sunpeaks in B.C is great. They have their own child care building next to the ski lodge. Very good I have heard.

I wear salomon socks,and really like the padding in front of the leg,yet not too thick on the bottom of the foot. I once wore my riding boot socks and had such sore shin's after,plus rub.

Vertigo is what stopped my dad from skiing. Really too bad,he was a excellent skier :cry:

getjim wrote:Summer is boat time for us. Getting excited about that now. Back in the water 1st April. :D

same with us too,except more like in May :D
Loved water skiing till I wrecked my knee....now Im just the driver who pulls the skier )

Gosh I would love to ski in France!...or even just go to France :lol: