SKI
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Yes, but we are not children. We are adults.
I also agree the Niseko approach sounds good.
I disagree however that the Hak approach is a direct course for resort breakdown. Far from it. Why would that be the case? Because a minority of people (yes, a minority) stay away because of their out of bounds policy? I don't think so.
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Very constructive, Mr Ocean11.
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That's funny. I've seen it often myself.Quote:At Nozawa on Friday when it was snowing like hell all day, I watched an old liftie dilligently brushing off the chair before mine, even though nobody was getting on it. 4 good wipes he gave it.
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I want to do many things that I am not supposed to do. So I refrain from doing them.
It is a problem for some people others on here, apparently, simply because they want to do it and feel that they have the right to do it. That is surely where the problem is being created.
If you do not agree with a particular resorts policy on out-of-bounds, then it is simple to just not go there.
Anyway, enough on this - I know I will get flamed quite seriously for this, not enough time to spend here - got a job to do!
Cheers!
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If this continues, "foreigners" are going to be banned from the slopes. Cheers mate.Quote:all because foreigners couldn`t obey the rules and stay out of slide paths
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A solution to what "problem" perhaps?
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They should be equipped with sirens and flashing lights.
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It's good to hear that would bother you at allQuote:I seem to keep coming up with call signs that will offend if they're not addressed to an SJ person...
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When he was very young.
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Rain is certainly not good. Lets hope it stops.
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Perhaps it has to do with a bit of both.
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Quote:Anyone know where to actually buy any here in Tokyo? Quote:Ones that don't charge 5 billion yen for the pleasure?
Sometimes I despair too. Reading other posts often helps.
So once more boys and girls, anyone know somewhere in Tokyo that sells baked beans cheaply?Quote:You can order baked beans directly from Heinz. 1 tray of 12 cans will cost you about 45 quid, or 8,500 yen, of which 41 quid is the cost of the transportation.
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Yes, and that is what I am talking about (in a way). A PC card or LAN equipped notebook is also necessary.
But Goemon is right - if you are talking out of your home, then you need somewhere that has a "hot spot" to be able to connect.
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Don't know about the hospital info, sorry, but I have wireless at home.
Just an extra modem like thing on top of the usual ADSL modem. Cost about 15000 yen to setup, no extra charges on top of whatever you pay for your connection already. Basically no wires (duh!), and we can have 3 PCs online at the same time if we wish anywhere in the house.
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I'm dried up on sounds right now, anyone got any hot tips on good new music? Thought I'd start up a new music thread here...
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Seen any? It all seems rather bland the places I've been. How we all wish for the 80's again!
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Beautiful conditions...............
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Interesting to hear that, most resorts I've been to here have music blaring out.
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Blair - when can we expect your next installment?
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Very. thank you!
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Whats the shortest skis you've skied on?
A Solution for Hakuba
in Snow talk, trip reports, Japan avalanche & backcountry
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On to your points concerning magazines and advertising....
I have been known to read magazines such as GQ, FHM, Stuff in my time (in the barbers of course!). Such 'lad culture' magazines all have 50 page plus "Fashion" sections full of amazing clothes and shoes that hardly any real-world lad (or anyone in their right mind) would even begin to be able to afford. 300 UKP for a tie? 500 for some shoes? 1600 for a suit? No way. Almost none of the readers, in reality, will be popping down to the local overcharging fashion center to get some of them, or do you think they will? So perhaps we could wonder why they do that? I have a pretty good idea why.... do you?
You seem to have a problem accepting business practices that you personally disagree with, which is a pity.