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boardbaka

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  1. Hey Captain Stag....a good bit of banter here...I must say that most people who know the area (AND IT SEEMS THAT YOU DO) would say Cardies is the way forward for beginners but you must admit that all of this is relevant when offering OPINION only and there is no right or wrong answer either way you have to take into account personal experiences- your own and those of people you know...If you look at the things that make up the overall exp. of a first timer in the snow theres also things like lesson quality (of which a lot depends on your instructor and whether they are hungover or not etc etc etc...and I'm sure you'll agree even the things like amazing views a part of this....So I'm probably a bit bias coming from around there and having been up that deathtrap of a road (they lost a couple more last month) upwards of 300 times!...The thing is nowadays they really are making an effort to cater for beginners...They have to as for a long time they were only just breaking even from a Management perspective...anyway probably getting a bit carried away too....Just yours was the only post I could offer an idea or two on recently...by the way that vid of you? and your Mrs is top notch and there was no way I was lumping her into that category and I can't really see why you thought that I would...anyway let sleeping dogs lie as they say.....Bring on the Nth Hemp winter....bst regds clap.gif ;\)

  2. Near my gaff in Wanaka NZ (great ski town by the way) theres an awesome maze and illusion centre. The guy that designed it is a ****ing genius. His house overlooks the labryinth and he@s rumoured to enjoy sipping a cup of tea whilst watching people struggling with his course like rats in some kind of warped experiment....read into that what you will... You can spend hours in there trying tricky (and trippy) ..plus they got those rad M.S Escher designs...all fun and games....Great for a family day out....The mini golf course takes the piss a bit though.....

  3. Dear all...seeing as the surfing thread got so many responses...how about windsurfing??...anyone into sailing in the summer season....If so where are the best places within reasonable access of Tokyo....any advice much appreciated....obrigado cool.gif

  4. Anybody know anything about this sport?...I lifted a dirt cheap pair of Bauer (German so they must be good right?) rollerblades from a recycle shop...Only tried them a couple of times and am pretty crap but I@m thinking of getting into rollerhockey as a spring/summer sport....any dirt on teams / clubs (social) in Tokio would be appreciated...cher

  5. Good to see some more foot fetish coniseuuers (spelling?) out there.....I go for DC Shoes all terrain....You can get em prety cheap if you knpw the spots in Tokyo.....I also enjoy the current leather boots.....sexy but must be hell impractical and uncomfortable.....Actually I@ve even seen these been worn on the slopes....and rumour has it there is even a Hostess Bar on the slopes at Shiga Kogen.....But thats another topic all together.....

  6. On the Visa issue.....My 3 year Visa for Japan will expire soon and I`m considering options....That one is on My NZ passport as I also hold a British one can I get another three year Visa on that one.....Any help would be great..Cher

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