Schneebored

Originally Posted By: muikabochi How do you do that Schnee? Read it yourself? Thing is when the staff explain it to you, I'm pretty sure they don't tell you all the niggly details. Unfortunately the only way is the most boring....sit down with a glass of wine and take 20mins to churn through it. Usually I am looking at a few key features. - Off Piste cover - Whether my kit is covered Off Piste. - Their definition of Off Piste Baggage/personal belongings cover tends to be fairly standard, just as long as the value of the cover is equal to or greater than the value of your kit.

Valuable lessons VB. I have become a total 'Anal Hitler' (someone else's words not mine) when it comes to insurance policies. Always make sure I have a clear understanding of the T&C before I travel.

Originally Posted By: rach Get some girls in there. I am sure there are some good female commentators out there. I remember the BBC used to have one for some of the MOTD highlights, she was proper shit. Sounded like my mum telling me about about a match she had half watched doing the ironing.

I hope Japan win, because I like bagging Aussies. (they would only do the same to me given the opportunity)

Originally Posted By: veronica I'm confused now who I should be impressed with! I would guess a big difference between the two below: 1*(1/14499)*(1/14499)*(1/14499)*(1/14499) (14/14500)x(13/14499)x(12/14498)x(11/14497)x(10/14496) ! They are both wrong. The truth is Mr Jobs personally selects each track your IPod plays. He cares that much....honest.

At least they didn't get Wales

Originally Posted By: pie-eater So does Queenie and Phil still own Australia then? Pretty sure Wills and Kate will get it as a wedding pressie.

Originally Posted By: panhead_pete Originally Posted By: Schneebored Going through his collection one day I found an album by a band called Dread Zeppelin. They cover Zeppelin songs in a reggae style and their lead singer is an Elvis impersonator....you couldn't make this up! If you get the chance see those guys live! My mate said they were class...I didn't think they were still touring.

Originally Posted By: veronica All different mixes. I think I have over 30 in total. wow...thought they would have got bored after the 5th mix. This randomly reminded me of a friend who is a big Led Zeppelin Fan. He has every album, track, version, bootleg, cover.... you name it. Going through his collection one day I found an album by a band called Dread Zeppelin. They cover Zeppelin songs in a reggae style and their lead singer is an Elvis impersonator....you couldn't make this up!

Originally Posted By: veronica All Depeche Mode. Different arrangements/mixing or identical tracks? Originally Posted By: veronica The Marilyn Manson one does not deserve to exist. I agree.

Holy moly...14 versions of 'Personal Jesus'. I know. 1. Depeche Mode 2. Marilyn Manson 3. Johnny Cash ?? what are the others?

Red Dwarf. Better Than Life. reminds me of being 14 again, and only took a few hours to read.

I am Surprised a skier didnt provide the "Learn to Ski" response. But being a snowboarder I have to agree with the private lesson option!!

You hero mitch. Keep up the good work.

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Originally Posted By: thursday doesn't crack you up? its one of the funniest things I have seen in a whilst.

Lesson is always read the small print. Its boring and tedious, but I find a good bottle of red always makes it easier. There is no point taking out a policy if you don't understand it. Some times you will need to get documentation, evidence, statement etc at the time of the incident. Trying to get it days later can harm your claim.

Originally Posted By: mina2 Are these regions prone to floods? Flat agricultural land with huge catchment areas = yes But not regularly to this scale, it think this was 1 in 50 yr event. Which they can thank La Nina for.

Originally Posted By: BagOfCrisps Insurance people in for a busy time Doubt it. 30 second phone call. 'I am sorry you are not covered for flood damage..bye'

Originally Posted By: thursday John Travolta is actually very cool for his age. I likes. Yeah, but come on ... Quote: "one of the greatest actors in the world" and Quote: Bruce Willis, Nicolas Cage and Richard Gere, come on!!!!!!!

yeah scrap that. Looks like it would be cheaper to buy new kit from america.

Any of you Niseko peeps know of hire shops that rent out avi gear? My girlfriend's kit is somewhere in the world (lost in post from German to Oz) and it is unlikely to turn up for our feb trip.

Travel safely. Hope the airline looks after you.

And who said German didn't have any taste. Quote: John Travolta to receive German Golden Camera award US actor John Travolta is to receive one of Germany's top entertainment honours, the Golden Camera. The Pulp Fiction star will collect the award for best international actor at a ceremony in Berlin on 5 February. Travolta, 56, was praised by German listings magazine Horzu, organisers of the awards, as "one of the greatest actors in the world". Previous winners of the honour include Bruce Willis, Nicolas Cage and Richard Gere, last year's recipient. Probably r

Thats very cool. Good work you.