Val D'Isere or Zermatt

On Sep 7, 5:55*am, Evojeesus wrote:
On Sep 6, 8:23*pm, Richard Henry wrote:

Zermatt was born in the days when one long run was a day's complete
adventure, and the true enthusiasts made a run in the morning, had a
big lunch, and then made another run in the afternoon.

Well if one is 100% off-piste with loads of vertical, two runs + big
lunch fills up the whole day quite nicely and there's no big need to
rush. In La Grave people seldom manage more than three so-called "road-
runs" per a good day (2150m vertical, maybe a short rappel or two and
then you need to be transported back into the village).

Just thought I would mention that this particular poster is one of the
rare exceptions to the rule: I do not recall him ever calling me a
child molester, lying about me, threatening my life, etc. Of course,
he has no problem conversing with people who do exactly that, which
tells anyone with any morals or ethics all they need to know.
Hey, Jeeeessssuuuuzzzzz? Got any comment on your buddy Dickless Henry
lying to SPD? Do you think people should file false police complaints
over a stupid newsgroup? Stalk people in real life? How about
EMERGENCY SOCCER GAMES?
Damn, this is fun.