J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Brucie

Sorry I spoke! I pack my ski bag and boot bag and thats it. Saves worrying about my suitcase being stolen.

And on the theft issue. Is there not a lot of scaremongering going on here. I have been ski-ing abroad for a number of years and none of the parties I have been with have ever had an item stolen.

Maybe its an English thing?

Or a boot bag. Get the shop to throw one in. They usually do!!! :D

RossF wrote:


B*stard :twisted:

No I am sitting in the chalet with a cold beer just wondering what this evenings activities should be!

How about sitting in the chalet with a cold beer!!!! I can think of worse ways to spend an apres evening!!! :D

Only my opinion, but I agree and disagree with comments so far. I always advise people that they will progress quicker on real snow.

However having said that, the dry slope experience as a familiarisation exercise before venturing onto snow is invaluable.

Spending the first hour on snow learning how to stand, clip one's boots, click in and out of bindings is wasting sliding time!!!!

Dry slopes serve a purpose, but are no substitute for the real thing!!! :D

I'm not sure what a 'one star' actually means. From some recent posts I assume its baaaad!!!

My last post was supposed to be a joke!!! Sorry if it wasnt taken that way.

Lighten up people!!!!!!! :D

You're back from the slopes early Ross. Cant stand the pace????? :lol:

And what do the stars mean anyway?

bobblehat wrote:and do you need to comment on everything and anything regardless if its to do with the topic ?
Try and keep negative personal comments to yourself or your little cliquey group.
To everyone not in this clique, look at who has last posted a message on each thread everytime you log on.
You all know who you are.
:)

Only one way to avoid cliques - stick with your pals!!!!

I'm staying out of this!!!! :shock: