J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Ian Wickham

Tony_H wrote:Merci beaucoup

:mrgreen: :mrgreen:

RoseR wrote:Last night as a starter Hubby made prawn and crab cakes, they were to die for. All made from scratch and a lovely chilli dip sauce, really nice.
While this topic is about food, has any one every used a Racket. Its traditional every Christmas one of Hubbys presents is always a gadget for the kitchen, I bought him one and we have never used it. Dont really know how.

I had one last year was ok, prefer fondu

RoseR wrote:

Tony_H wrote:There were about 4 C&As in Munich. Still chose not to go in them

Nor me. There are so many places I will not get clothes, Like Marks and Sparks, great for food but never for clothes. My MIL always worked for M&S, she must have spent a fortune on both of us over the years, we always secretly took them back and exchanged them for food. So glad she has retired now.

If your 90 M & S cloths are great :mrgreen:

Pablo Escobar wrote:

RoseR wrote:Where do we all clothes shop?

I am a bit of a clothes snob, diesel jeans every time and a random array of tshirts/shirts from numerous different places.

Won't buy anything from Topshop (etc) because you just bump into folks all the time wearing the same thing you are :roll:

I like shopping when it is not my money 8)

No class some people :mrgreen:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Pablo Escobar wrote:I am not interested in looking cool, just the white powder.

I dont want to look cool on the slopes, I want to look hot :lol:

Rose, you always look cool :wink:

Why thank-you Sir. Better than what I had said to me on Friday. It was a horrible day at work so in the afternoon I took my coffee break outside, had a crafty ciggie and a bloke came up and said. '' You want to give that up love, I work in a mortuary and I would hate to see you on my slab'', that told me.

Rose you can lay on my slab any day :oops: :oops: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

amanda n wrote:i normally go to tk maxx cheap cheerful warm and dry and got the whole lot for a lot less than top shop.

the top shop shopper just use the all in ones togo up in the lift to the pub have a beer at lunch and come down in the lift.

appologies to any top shop shoppers who do ski, and unlike thm we arent all a size 2 surviving on a bread stick and glass of water

Don't apologies not everyone can be cool 8)

Pablo Escobar wrote:I am not interested in looking cool, just the white powder.

You make sure you look after your septum Pablo :shock:

RoseR wrote:

Pablo Escobar wrote:I am not interested in looking cool, just the white powder.

I dont want to look cool on the slopes, I want to look hot :lol:

Rose, you always look cool :wink:

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Tony_H wrote:Merci beaucoup :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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Pablo Escobar wrote: RoseR wrote:Where do we all clothes shop? I am a bit of a clothes snob, diesel jeans every time and a random array of tshirts/shirts from numerous different places. Won't buy anything from Topshop (etc) because you just bump into folks all the time wearing the same thing you are :roll: I like shopping when it is not my money 8) No class some people :mrgreen:

Worst advice I've heard Started by User in Ski Chatter, 168 Replies
Pablo Escobar wrote:I am not interested in looking cool, just the white powder. You make sure you look after your septum Pablo :shock:

Worst advice I've heard Started by User in Ski Chatter, 168 Replies
RoseR wrote: Pablo Escobar wrote:I am not interested in looking cool, just the white powder. I dont want to look cool on the slopes, I want to look hot :lol: Rose, you always look cool :wink:

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