J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Dids1

It would be the greedy thing to do, the smart retailer would undercut and make a killing :wink:

amanda n wrote:

Dids1 wrote:

amanda n wrote:prices will rocket now, down to personal choice

It's proving hard enough to find one as it is...
Our local sports shop, that only sells a small selection anyway, only has Junior XS or Adult L

Will go further afield but I was thinking the same! I MIGHT have to go over the bridge...scary. (To Bristol, if you are wondering where that's to)

Be a devil to get one now....I'm only one in the family who doesn't wear one and I'm under a certain amount of pressure now..and after all I'd hate them to be right.

dont do it dids dont go over that bridge lol

I might fall in and a Trolly Woll might get me...but I'll be wearing my new HELMET!

Cool...but took ages to view. It only ran in short segments and parts of the script were missing.

Could it be because I'm competing with an Xbox for broadband?? Or is that really thick...

viewing on an imac and not pc.

Tony_H wrote:Interesting how both the threads about these tragic accidents end up with people discussing the merits of wearing a helmet. I have to say that hearing about these accidents does not make me feel any different whatsoever about wearing one, although that does not make me insensitive. Both are terrible tragedies.
However, whilst we still have a choice, I choose not to wear one. I am sure in time to come, it will become obligatory.

I totally agree. I am caving to pressure however.

amanda n wrote:prices will rocket now, down to personal choice

It's proving hard enough to find one as it is...
Our local sports shop, that only sells a small selection anyway, only has Junior XS or Adult L

Will go further afield but I was thinking the same! I MIGHT have to go over the bridge...scary. (To Bristol, if you are wondering where that's to)

Be a devil to get one now....I'm only one in the family who doesn't wear one and I'm under a certain amount of pressure now..and after all I'd hate them to be right.

It's Cheltenham Town in our house....deffo on the way down, even tho the last 2 games have seen victories...it's too late...doomed.

Pablo Escobar wrote:

amanda n wrote:become a nomad

Is what I was referring to, a nomad without his yurt is like a victoria sponge without a jam filling.

Oh yes, nomads live in yurts!!!!

charlie 26 wrote: :-)flying into geneva on march 26 where shall i go 2 options samonens grand massifs or port de soliel

Samoens would be my choice, but only as I've been there and can recommend it
You'll have great snow still then.

I expect the PDS is a good - but I've only been there once - to Avoriaz for a day.

Candide Thovex Started by User in Ski Chatter, 8 Replies
Cool...but took ages to view. It only ran in short segments and parts of the script were missing. Could it be because I'm competing with an Xbox for broadband?? Or is that really thick... viewing on an imac and not pc.

Are we allowed to talk football? Started by User in Ski Chatter, 22 Replies
It's Cheltenham Town in our house....deffo on the way down, even tho the last 2 games have seen victories...it's too late...doomed.

When are you off Started by User in Ski Chatter, 661 Replies
Pablo Escobar wrote: amanda n wrote:become a nomad Is what I was referring to, a nomad without his yurt is like a victoria sponge without a jam filling. Oh yes, nomads live in yurts!!!!

where shall i go Started by User in Ski Chatter, 1 Reply
charlie 26 wrote: :-)flying into geneva on march 26 where shall i go 2 options samonens grand massifs or port de soliel Samoens would be my choice, but only as I've been there and can recommend it You'll have great snow still then. I expect the PDS is a good - but I've only been there once - to Avoriaz for a day.

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