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7-11 has the best selection, and the all important alcohol! the others can be good but 7-11 has to be the one

I see there is a link in the Riders Voice to a yet to be constructed chat page. Wow when is that going to finally happen? I need something else to waste my already precious time and that looks like the ticket!

Quote: Originally posted by scouser: Erm, what exactly is it? well my young liverpoodlian they're those teeny weeny "mini Me" skiis. You know the ones with people use with no poles? Also Snowblade is a Trademark of Salomon. so they are mostly called fun skiis, in Japan

Quote: Originally posted by db: HTF did you get big text like that? just like this db you yobbo

holy shit just saw this thread....PBR!!!!!! Pabst Blue Ribbon is the nastiest hangover inducing cow piss on earth wow....in Keystone Colorado years ago in a bar called the "Goat" they used to have a *free* keg every Sunday night! free free free until it was drained every Sunday night! nasty evil stuff gave me wicked ass hangovers, but free is good and we all used to lap it up

this is my best trick....the "ostrich" it takes great skill to land like this....pros cant even do it

I am sporting a pre UFJ Sanwa card with Snoopy and Charlie Brown on it.....great I have had charlie brown in my pocket for 3 years

http://home.no/g33k/puma/ is this what everyones talking about???

Fiji??? Nah all their best players are playing in NZ for super 12 teams, Caucaunibuca , Vunibaka, tuilevu, Rabeni and so on

I think more people would have been interested if it had been at a more well known and convenient place, the one that always springs to mind is Hakuba

Ruapehu hu not ho, ho is something you find in Roppongi

Quote: Originally posted by magma: Geology? Whats that? something I blew 3 years of my life on studying at University.... but your right magma is cool.....or should that be hot!

Last year/ two years ago Miyakejima an Island south of Tokyo spewed a lot of ash and all the locals were evacuated. Yep there Usu I remember it went crazy almost three years to the day. Unzen in Kyushu was famous for a bit of serious pyroclastic action in 1991, but not so much ofthe hot red stuff. http://village.infoweb.ne.jp/~hyamasat/eruption.html here is a list of recent activity. You interested in Geology magma?

Sorry Cheeseboy, no cheese.... a little milk though. His main diet consists of unpolished rice mixed with whole rice, which becomes sweet if it is chewed well. He also eats fish, preparing it in a pressure cooker to make the bony parts soft and edible. To help his body absorb the calcium from the bones, he says he eats wood ear mushrooms, which are rich in vitamin D. Other items on Miura's menu include hijiki, a type of edible seaweed, and fermented soybeans. He says he tries to eat several kinds of foods in each meal. After breakfast and dinner he has a nutritional drink containing

go to this web site you can see this photo and many more at super huge resolution 2MB plus, awesome awesome stuff. Burn it to a CD and take it to a photo shop and get it blown up and hang it on your wall http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Newsroom/NewImages/images.php3?img_id=11265

Quote: Originally posted by amandanism: in canada my home town isnt really renowned for anything but is in the region of the worlds highest tidal bore. You from the Bay of Fundy? wow youare from the boonies

My city is famous for Sakura - cherry blossom, its the town logo, sweet place to be in April.

I read this in the Summit County News Reid Williams SUMMIT COUNTY - They're the kind of statements that make ski patrollers and mountain rescuers cringe. Backcountry novices - especially those lucky enough to have been pulled from avalanche slide paths alive - have been known to spout them. For others, they've been famous last words. With feet of snow piling up over the past three weeks, a break of pack-melting sunshine and recent winds topping out at 80 mph in some locations, conditions are ripe for avalanches. Saturday afternoon, the Colorado Avalanche Information Cente

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You seem to pushing the envelope Barok all the time to improve well here is a great piece of wisdom for you to get inspiration from With about 80 years of skiing under his belt, Miura says there aren't too many new discoveries for him now, but he adds that skiing has endless limits. "I usually set goals for myself when I'm skiing,. No matter how long you've skied, you can always take your skiing a step higher. I suppose that's why I never get tired of it." Keizo Miura - 99years old

http://mdn.mainichi.co.jp/features/index.html read this in the Mainichi, the man is a legend! loves the snow, keeps himself tip top and hes still enjoying his passion for skiing. Good on him! This man should be the patron of SJ. The Max Dercum of Japan (A prize for anyone of you who can tell me who he is)

dammit the malacious and nasty Taxman hunted me down. I moved from Osaka to Nara last year and after procrastinating on my part and lack of decent communication between city halls, my former city sent me a nasty letter threatening to cut gas, power and water. I couldnt read it but thats what Mrs K told me it said. It was a hell of a lot higher than the prevous year but my income was the same, Mrs K tried to get an answer form the Osaka city hall.but oh no that would be too easy and they sideswerved and fobbed her off. Also I want my Tax form sent in English I can speak the nihong

100% yes, a fairly open minded bunch on this forum....good to see

saw an old reeves movie last night from 1987, The Rivers Edge. He hasnt really changed all that much in 16years.....ageless I think

as expected....maybe SJ stands for Sausage forum....