J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Far Queue

Sounds and looks like you had a truly wonderful time :lol:

And perfect timing for Admin Jnr to be off school.

Hopefully you have plenty more pictures to make us all jealous with.

:(

You know, I actually miss watching people ski like that. It seems like a far more elegant way of doing things. :twisted:

It's in Canada, not far from Montreal :D

Google is your friend :twisted:

Ouch :(

Only thing I can suggest would be to talk to the airline. Sometimes they can arrange for passengers to be first off the plane and to ensure that the luggage is first off too, but this may only be for connecting flights. Idon't know about a transfer to a resort.

However, it does not hurt to ask. Good luck.

As another person who runs a network, I should stress that it is not worth trying to find ways round the filters.

If your network is even half decent, it will log pretty much everything you do, and then you will get caught bang to rights :cry:

Proxies are a huge problem at my school, and the only solution which really works is harsh punishment when caught.

At the end of the day, your employere will state that you are there to work, not look at webcams. Even on "lunch time", they are unlikely to allow access to various things. As already suggested, get yourself a phone or tablet capable of showing the camera over a plug in connection.

Of course, It is an Audi :twisted:

Edit - Dang, something seems broken with my replies, the smileys and quotes are not working!

Trencher wrote:Not that I would recommend it for kids, but I've had some luck deterring squirrels from trash bags with Chinese chili oil. The one I saw, started rooting around in the bag, suddenly jumped several feet in the air, and shrieked all the way back to the trees. I later saw him frantically washing his face in the bird bath. Anyway squirrels it seems learn quickly.

Sorry to go off topic, but I had a problem with squirrels climbing up a metal pole to get to my bird feeders. I hit on the idea of oiling the pole with olive oil one afternoon. I then sat and waited for the little buggers to come and go for the feed.

The first one ran across the patio, and jumped 2/3 of the way up the pole, where it promptly froze and began sliding backwards towards the ground. The look of panic on it's face as it scrabbled away trying to climb the slippery pole had me in absolute stitches. It really was one of the funniest things I have ever seen :twisted:

To demonstrate how clever they are, within an hour of this, it had worked out that if it climbed the ivy at the other end of the house, then run along the gutter and finally, it could jump down to the bird feed without having to climb the pole :shock:

More than happy to bow to your experience on the subject OA, last thing you want is grizzly kids :shock:

What you say makes perfect sense. I guess I am more used to dealing with older children.