J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by IceGhost

I'm off to my new home and job in June in, where else? Tirol, which will include ridiculous amounts of free drunken ski enjoyment. :P :-) :-)

Outside of my sis causing an accident and leaving me stranded on piste. I have seen a lot of messy stuff at work. I don't understand why people don't help out other folks that are clearly in need. :cry: In February I had a "Head Vs. Snow Cannon". It was awful I was riding up to my lift shack and saw it but for at least 2 minutes no one did anything.

I jut mind my own business and enjoy it, but if I see something go down or drop stuff I'm not going to be rude and not help. It doesn't take much effort to pick up poles, snap off bindings or make a call.

That makes me absolutely sick!! I do hope you get them back! Geez in two months I'm moving to Austria and flying my boys with me. I WISH I could buy a seat for them. I'm really sorry to hear that this happened

Now that your safe in all


Dang! that must have been cool!! :shock:

bandit wrote:

radar46 wrote:

IceGhost wrote:I would like to know if anyone is, or knows anyone that is looking for a help with caring for the upkeep and maintenance on their property.

thanks

Hi
try http://www.natives.co.uk/

Good thinking radar46, though I'm guessing that as IceGhost is Ohio based, they don't have an EU Passport. Natives suggest that the jobs they advertise suit EU passport holders, and folks needing work Visa's will have a much tougher time finding a placement.

IceGhost it could help potential employers, if you post up the details about Visa needs etc

No I don't have an EU passport, I wish I did :wink: I have all of my forms already sent up from my government (at least they can do something right) all I need to do is fill them out. I'm still hunting for a ski resort I can work for.

Pablo Escobar wrote:Can you tile a roof?

Yes

I would like to know if anyone is, or knows anyone that is looking for a help with caring for the upkeep and maintenance on their property.

thanks

GummyBear wrote:Right just some information that you will probably need..

Height:5ft9
Weight: 10 stones, 63kg
Boot Size: 10
Now I'm looking for a park ski that will also be fun on the mountain in all conditions, a twin tip as usual park ski's.

If you guys could help me out i would be really appreciative of it,

Thanks.

Go to your local favorite mountain and hit up the pro shop. Happy shopping bud