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"Dmitry" wrote in message news:AgTmd.100214$HA.73272@attbi_s01... "pigo" wrote Well these days it seems people can't understand how people ski without a helmet or carve on skis longer than 150. Believe me, it's easy. But I didn't really sweat that much. Slacker! I just know how to dress. Please share. It wouldn't do any good. you've already shown you don't have what it takes to understand plain english. |
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Lucky wrote: "pigo" wrote in message ... "Dmitry" wrote in message news:4nDmd.96699$HA.7492@attbi_s01... I don't really understand how one can survive the entire day on elevation close or above 10K feet in dry cold air sweating like crazy without constant use of a camelbak. Well these days it seems people can't understand how people ski without a helmet or carve on skis longer than 150. Believe me, it's easy. But I didn't really sweat that much. I'm curious as to what Dmitry does understand. I've never needed a camelback. but then again a couple runs to the lodge during the day cover that. I remember not skiing with a "hydration system". Yeah. The good ole days. We don't need no stinkin water. Water is for pussies. And just taking a pull off the JD in the am on the way to the lifts was the best way to deal with a hangover. Ahhhh... to be older and wiser. I don't have a Camelbak but I do use a reservior in my pack. But I eat on the hill and **** in the trees, so I rarely get into the lodge unless I am meeting someone. Waste of time, ya know. Remember when the cyclists didn't carry water because of the extra weight? Until the boys from Italy started kicking everyone's butt when they carried multiple bottles of water. Then everyone started wising up and realizing that hydration was the key to endurance and recovery. Most days I try to ski to my potential and beyond. Water is part of that formula. I understand those that don't take advantage of an easy way to increase your performance (only gapers use Camelbaks, ya know) but don't kid yourself by posturing about not needing water. If you are the cool's cool and hydration keeps you from being frosty, okay. For those that are trying to give yourself an edge, get yourself some water. RAC |
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"rosco" wrote in message ... Lucky wrote: "pigo" wrote in message ... "Dmitry" wrote in message news:4nDmd.96699$HA.7492@attbi_s01... I don't really understand how one can survive the entire day on elevation close or above 10K feet in dry cold air sweating like crazy without constant use of a camelbak. Well these days it seems people can't understand how people ski without a helmet or carve on skis longer than 150. Believe me, it's easy. But I didn't really sweat that much. I'm curious as to what Dmitry does understand. I've never needed a camelback. but then again a couple runs to the lodge during the day cover that. I remember not skiing with a "hydration system". Yeah. The good ole days. We don't need no stinkin water. Water is for pussies. Water is for pussies. Try a smooth ale. And just taking a pull off the JD in the am on the way to the lifts was the best way to deal with a hangover. What the hell is a JD ? and what are you sucking on ? Ahhhh... to be older and wiser. I don't have a Camelbak but I do use a reservior in my pack. But I eat on the hill and **** in the trees, so I rarely get into the lodge unless I am meeting someone. Waste of time, ya know. sure that makes seanse, what wasthat other pschyobabble all about ? the cyclists didn't carry water because of the extra weight? Until the boys from Italy started kicking everyone's butt when they carried multiple bottles of water. Then everyone started wising up and realizing that hydration was the key to endurance and recovery. Sounds like a competition. Blow that were out here to make some turns. that formula. I understand those that don't take advantage of an easy way to increase your performance Dude your lost. try a viagra commercial. skiers don't perform , we ski and forget the rest. sex and stamina cum later EG (only gapers use Camelbaks, ya know) but don't kid yourself by posturing about not needing water. If you are the cool's cool and hydration keeps you from being frosty, okay. For those that are trying to give yourself an edge, get yourself some water. cools cool. weren't they at the AMA ? |
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Lucky wrote:
"rosco" wrote: And just taking a pull off the JD in the am on the way to the lifts was the best way to deal with a hangover. What the hell is a JD ? and what are you sucking on ? A JD (Juris Doctor) is a lawyer. If you want to suck on one, I guess that's your business. HTH. HAND. -- Cheers, Bev ================================================== ================== "My parents just came back from a planet where the dominant lifeform had no bilateral symmetry, and all I got was this stupid F-Shirt." |
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days. We don't need no stinkin water. Water is for pussies.
Water is for pussies. Try a smooth ale. And just taking a pull off the JD in the am on the way to the lifts was the best way to deal with a hangover. What the hell is a JD ? and what are you sucking on ? JD. Jack Daniels. |
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The Real Bev wrote: Lucky wrote: "rosco" wrote: And just taking a pull off the JD in the am on the way to the lifts was the best way to deal with a hangover. What the hell is a JD ? and what are you sucking on ? A JD (Juris Doctor) is a lawyer. If you want to suck on one, I guess that's your business. HTH. HAND. Bev, Bev, Beverly. And I thought you were such the party girl. The disappointment flows from my heart like Jagermeister at 40 below. Jack Daniel's Sourmash Whiskey, my dear, is what a barkeep will pour if you order JD. RAC |
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rosco wrote:
The Real Bev wrote: Lucky wrote: "rosco" wrote: And just taking a pull off the JD in the am on the way to the lifts was the best way to deal with a hangover. What the hell is a JD ? and what are you sucking on ? A JD (Juris Doctor) is a lawyer. If you want to suck on one, I guess that's your business. HTH. HAND. Bev, Bev, Beverly. And I thought you were such the party girl. The disappointment flows from my heart like Jagermeister at 40 below. She may or may not be a party girl, but clearly she's no lady! Careful, Bev, next you'll be using the f-word, thereby discrediting anything you might ever have to say in the future the teaching of skiing to children. People, excuse me, ladies, excuse me, _females_ who have ever used the f-word, anywhere, clearly know nothing about teaching skiing to children. -- Mary Malmros Some days you're the windshield, other days you're the bug. |
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Mary Malmros wrote:
rosco wrote: Bev, Bev, Beverly. And I thought you were such the party girl. The disappointment flows from my heart like Jagermeister at 40 below. She may or may not be a party girl, but clearly she's no lady! Right. You know the definition of a lady: a woman who doesn't smoke, doesn't drink, and only curses when it slips out. -- //-Walt // // Old jokes R us |
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Mary Malmros wrote:
rosco wrote: The Real Bev wrote: Lucky wrote: "rosco" wrote: And just taking a pull off the JD in the am on the way to the lifts was the best way to deal with a hangover. What the hell is a JD ? and what are you sucking on ? A JD (Juris Doctor) is a lawyer. If you want to suck on one, I guess that's your business. HTH. HAND. Bev, Bev, Beverly. And I thought you were such the party girl. The disappointment flows from my heart like Jagermeister at 40 below. Well, I had some Bailey's at my mom's a few weeks ago. Does that ease your pain, or do I have to finish the bottle and vomit on my shoes? I once vomited in the gutter, but that was a long time ago and besides, the Frenchman who accused me of speaking French like a Dutchman is dead. She may or may not be a party girl, but clearly she's no lady! Does the monthly lunch with some friends and their mothers count as a party? Or anything involving a cake with fewer than 20 candles? Careful, Bev, next you'll be using the f-word, thereby discrediting anything you might ever have to say in the future the teaching of skiing to children. People, excuse me, ladies, excuse me, _females_ who have ever used the f-word, anywhere, clearly know nothing about teaching skiing to children. Well, I've heard the f-word used, but I don't know what it means! I gave my big grandspawn (16 at the time) a few hints after his first snowboard lesson based on what I've read here, and he managed to stay up without falling for a few hundred yards. ****in' A! Did I say that right? -- Cheers, Bev ================================================== =============== "The federal government has taken too much tax money from the people, too much authority from the states, and too much liberty with the Constitution." -- Ronald Reagan |
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The Real Bev wrote:
Mary Malmros wrote: rosco wrote: The Real Bev wrote: Lucky wrote: "rosco" wrote: And just taking a pull off the JD in the am on the way to the lifts was the best way to deal with a hangover. What the hell is a JD ? and what are you sucking on ? A JD (Juris Doctor) is a lawyer. If you want to suck on one, I guess that's your business. HTH. HAND. Bev, Bev, Beverly. And I thought you were such the party girl. The disappointment flows from my heart like Jagermeister at 40 below. Well, I had some Bailey's at my mom's a few weeks ago. Does that ease your pain, or do I have to finish the bottle and vomit on my shoes? I once vomited in the gutter, but that was a long time ago and besides, the Frenchman who accused me of speaking French like a Dutchman is dead. She may or may not be a party girl, but clearly she's no lady! Does the monthly lunch with some friends and their mothers count as a party? Or anything involving a cake with fewer than 20 candles? Not "lunch", Bev -- ladies call it "luncheon", and if there aren't watercress sandwiches, it don't qualify. Careful, Bev, next you'll be using the f-word, thereby discrediting anything you might ever have to say in the future the teaching of skiing to children. People, excuse me, ladies, excuse me, _females_ who have ever used the f-word, anywhere, clearly know nothing about teaching skiing to children. Well, I've heard the f-word used, but I don't know what it means! I gave my big grandspawn (16 at the time) a few hints after his first snowboard lesson based on what I've read here, and he managed to stay up without falling for a few hundred yards. ****in' A! Did I say that right? Yeah, so forget the watercress sandwiches. I hear they really suck, anyway. -- Mary Malmros Some days you're the windshield, other days you're the bug. |
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