J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by caron-a

I don't ski drunk and after good advice I've decided which helmet to buy :D

Tony_H wrote:To ruin the first morning with a hangover is not recommended, and I speak from experience. And trying to pretend it does not affect the skiing that day is.....well, you cant kid a kidder )

Tony_H wrote:I wasnt trying to tell you how to behave 8)

:wink:

Alright Tony. You have your holiday and I'll have mine if that's ok?

Tony_H wrote:

caron-a wrote:I'm afraid that my first morning quite often involves a hangover too due to over-excitement-celebrations

Tut tut, poor effort :roll:

I'd say it's a pretty good effort, all part of the holiday experience and skiing not effected

NellyPS wrote:I was just thinking the same thing. Most men still smell even after a shower following a big night out.

quite :lol: :cry:

if I could find a shower that could get rid of the smell of garlic and beer I'd be a happy bunny :lol:
(not for me, you understand!)

it's nice innit :mrgreen:

I pranced around the shop headbanging for about half an hour in various helmets. The small Icon felt very comfortable and I thought it fitted perfectly, so much so that I didn't want to take it off, until the nice man placed doubt in my mind about how much I could "feel" it. Oh, and to contradict himself further, he also told me that they end up molding to your head. And I wonder how I was so confused :?

I think I'm happy with it being snug so will go for it. The goggles were incidental really, they seemed sit comfortably with them all.

Pablo, don't body parts shrink in the cold :|.

I'm afraid that my first morning quite often involves a hangover too due to over-excitement-celebrations, last holiday we were up on travel day for over 24 hours after being picked up at 2am to get to the airport :shock:. It does usually make the experience more surreal and it's even more attractive to get up those mountains 8). Peace...