J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Eljay

Tony_H wrote:My cooking is pants.

Never tried eating those.........but hey ho give it a go!

A wee question for Admin........."Would it be possible to have a section of the forum for new members when they join to introduce themselves to the rest of the group?" Just a thought. What does everyone else think :?:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

scapula wrote:

well my list would be .
pavelski so he could help me with my skiing
tony h ..so we could have a proper moan
ise ..to celebrate not dying in an avalanche
and whickers to pay for it
wife not invited ..cant remember who she is..

:lol: :mrgreen:

Now there's a list, gutted I'm not invited. Oh well I'll just have to make the best of my own list. :lol:

It's ok pet.
We can have a girlie group, but we'll take TonyH to do the cooking.........and no you're not allowed to ski :lol: :lol: :lol:

scapula wrote:George Clooney
Johnny Depp
Jarvis Cocker (It's not always about the looks!)
Thierry Henry (must be wearing his white linen casuals)

What on earth is going on here!! hmmm..
and I notice I was last on the list and then dumped...

well my list would be .
pavelski so he could help me with my skiing
tony h ..so we could have a proper moan
ise ..to celebrate not dying in an avalanche
and whickers to pay for it
wife not invited ..cant remember who she is..

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

May-flower wrote:i agree i went last year and it still has the charms from when i first went 7 years before.
Enjoy :lol:

Welcome to the forum May-flower.

Well Amanda, it's been quiet without you. Looking forward to your indepth report when you get back. :lol:
I've never skied there, but will add it to my list of places to go.

Dids1 wrote:I don't know how to 'quote' just a segment, but my reply relates to the above

Dids, you just click on the quote box on top right of the post you want to quote :D

Tony_H wrote:

Pablo Escobar wrote:

A little bit fatter and it will be a better ski all round so I would recommend something in the mid 70mm range, it will cope better with the runs when they get cut up towards the end of the day too and you probably won't notice any real difference on piste.

Interestingly, I noticed a difference on piste. A more positive one. I felt I was able to get a better easier edge and felt much more confident cutting through anything, especially the stuff at the end of the day when I was getting tired and found it easy to bomb back down to the resort.

Thanks for that guys. I have read about different skis, but, just get more confused the more I read. I guess, as you all say, it's not until you try them out you know what's best for you. I did hire a set of wider skis for a day on holiday, but didn't find them much better than my old ones and it was so expensive to hire, I only tried the one pair. However, I've never been to a snowdome and never even knew you would be able to try out skis at those. There is one is Glasgow, so will make a trip through there and see what's on offer.
I always struggle on those last few runs of the day when I'm tired and the snow is soft and the runs busier. Thanks again, will let you know how I get on :D

We were in Chalet Sylvie. We had our own shower, but had to share a loo..........which isn't the best, but otherwise it was great.
I'm so shattered though, have slept for days. Note to self..............put in more hours in the gym prior to next year!!!