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Old Git's Club
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 32 Replies
jastem wrote:What are the age qualifications exactly - some old gits can be miserable old gits at quite a young age! Is it exclusively male and if so we presumably need an Old Bat section? Some of us are recycled teenagers of course so that can be the junior old git/bat section. Oh dear, getting carried away now so off for my afternoon zzzzzzzzzz


Male and female you can become an old git :shock: No sexism with this club :wink:
Old Git's Club
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 32 Replies
brandyaitch wrote:In an earlier thread Mr Double Ya suggested we should set up on Old Git's Club for 'senior' members to contribute.

Not for youngsters fit enough to pull or tear muscles, but for those who only gently strain them, or maybe are still skiing with arthritis, or following knee or hip replacements, or heart attacks or strokes etc.

How are you managing ?

Not for those who worry about Beige ski jackets on e-Bay or new style skis with go faster stripes, but for those whose skis 'are as good as they were twenty years ago so why buy new ones?

Who is still wearing/using the oldest skis/boots/salopettes/ski jacket/gloves/hat/goggles etc

Not for the heated chairlifts and windscreen brigade, but for those who were 'towed up the slopes on a rope by a pit pony on holiday'.

What was skiing like 'in the those early days ?'

My personal ambition is to get a free lift pass at 75. I have 14 years to go but do any members receive one or know of anybody receiving a freebie ?


Well you already living in the retirement capitol " The south coast " so you do show some good planning there, in France the free lift pass is still 75, my plan is to get my free pass then pop my cloggs on the piste on the last day of the ski season........I'm gonna be a pain in the Ar*e right to the bitter end, :thumbup:



AllyG wrote:Tony,
Are you sure that's in Wales - I've never heard of it :?:

Is it in the North or the South?

Ally


Trust me I'm not coming to Wales :mrgreen:
Dids1 wrote:
Ian Wickham wrote:
frostbite wrote:well in my view...........if your not......its your loss :lol:



Traduisez :shock:


Well... I reckon it should read
If you're not [going to Val Cenis] it's your loss.

And I am inclined to agree that..if you're not [going skiing anywhere this weekend] it's your loss.

Ok, it has warmed up and it's not dumping with snow lower down, but there's plenty of snow and the girls are really excited.

And I'm not going to Val Cenis either.


Dids1, you sound really desperate to go to Val Cenis :shock:
Ive just passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 9 Replies
mfc wrote:My level 1 Club Instructor award with "Snow Sport England". I can now teach begineers on all dry slopes. :D

Was assesed today whilst teaching 10 Primary school kids for an hour which was an eye opener :shock: then teaching 9 high school teenagers for an hour. Ive logged alot of hours to get to this and am now out on the lash with the lads and watch England win the footy match. Well chuffed, I was petrified when I found out today i was being assesed.


Well done fella :thumbup:
Help required from experienced skiers.
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 72 Replies
snowb4ndit wrote:
Ian Wickham wrote:
amanda n wrote:thas brill result x less time to listen to you snore x

just one slight problem i am getting on first now and you have my ticket :(


Great organization girls :lol: :lol:


looks like she caught you with her April fools joke too! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:


Double bluff :mrgreen:
frostbite wrote:well in my view...........if your not......its your loss :lol:



Traduisez :shock:
snowb4ndit wrote:
Ian Wickham wrote:
caron-a wrote:My name's Caron and I'm not going to Val Cenis.
How do you pronounce it?


Looks like it's left to me, Val P*nis :oops: :oops:


:roll: How funny!


I agree....... :thumbup: