Oyuki kigan

Hell, you can do a report on me and my friends who are trying to raise awareness as skiers and snowboarders about Global Warming here in Nagano. We are holding events and distributing flyers and stuff. But i think you guys want something more exotic than that. Its not in an exotic locale either, but how about Food Not Bombs? They've been around for a long while, but are doing great work in a number of countries.

There is no sustainable way to eat the amount of tuna Japan does, unless the rest of the world wants to forgo their share for the sake of Japan's kaiten sushi. But back to the original post, how about contacting an NGO that works with prostitutes in Thailand or somewhere lese in Asia? Japan is one of the main consumers of this type of 'service', and while you may be able to keep the blatently obvious out of the doc, i think it would be good for Japanese people to see what the girls (and boys) are going through.

Just put my new noboard together today. Kevin Sansalone option 158, bought second-hand for 7000 yen.

i7Ve been beard-farming since November, and have a very mellow hollywoodian, but the klingon is looking pretty fun. I might try that. Also, the 'Friendly Mutton Chops' is also known as 'The Lemmy'.

Originally Posted By: Youdy Watashi wa baka na gaijin! i see. Quote: Which way to the terrain park? shoshinsha shamen wa doko desu ka? Quote: Any cliff drops we can check out? Onsen ni hairitai kedo, hadaka no mama wa hazukashii wa Quote: That was steezy! tofu ni butsukatte shinjimae! Quote: Which run has some nice kickers? Omae wa chikusanjo kara nigete kita no? Quote: When are you gonna come for a ride? teashi no waza wo oshiete kurenai? You can thank me later

Oh, one quick update about scraping, I got up to Hakuba on Monday, and didn't have time to scrape the end-of-season wax i put on to keep my base from drying out over the summer. I seriously spent about only 30 seconds scraping the rougher bits, and the board took faster Micheal Jackson at a shogakko sports festival

Originally Posted By: fukdane Spoke with some Japanese friends about this last night. They didn't think a season pass was something to expect. Able to ski there for free using your instructor jacket/id -- yes. A season ticket -- no. yeah, i know. You are expected in Japan to work your life away and not have any time for fun. To bad they have applied this to the world of snowboarding and skiing.

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Thanks Mr Wiggles, i might check it out while i'm up there. I gots me a meeting with 47 on Monday. Actually, on the topic of employment, i might have some questions for you about the translation field at some point soon.

Originally Posted By: thursday don't different countries have different ways of doing things. And so too I'd imagine different resorts. from what i know, Japan is THE only skiing country this BS happens, not unlike maid cafes and corn-flavored ice cream.

How ever did i miss the genius of MC Paul Barman until now? "My dandy voice makes the most anti-choice granny's panties moist"

Originally Posted By: frannyo Didn't you work at another place a few years back Oyuki? I presume they gave you a season ticket? Yeah, i worked at a place called Yachiho Kogen, which was great. Fun place to work, and great staff. Very small hill, but as a part-time instructor i had to show up for work at least 10 times to qualify for my pass.

Either that or having to wear the uniform and 'train' with other instructors. Which also preludes one from riding in the trees, and might look silly riding in the park. The uniforms are bright red. And i don't have a problem with helping out and teaching every once in a while on a day off if they are seriously understaffed, but not being able to ride freely on my own time? This is what one of the head instructors wrote me ãã‚Œã¨å‹¤å‹™ã—ã¦ã„ã‚‹æ—¥ã«ãƒ¬ãƒƒã‚¹ãƒ³ãŒãªã„時もユニフォームã§æ»‘ã£ã¦ã„ãŸã ãã“ã¨ã«ãªã£ã¦ã„ã¾ã™ã€‚ã“ã‚Œã¯æ—¥æœ¬ã§ã¯å¤šã„パターンã ã¨æ€ã„ã¾ã™ã€‚

I did have trouble sliding if i didn't scrape it at all, but now i just give it a very quick scrape to remove the bumpiest parts, and it rides fine.

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Originally Posted By: thursday or just pay and ride and get on with life? No, money is tight. I can't afford a season's pass rightnow. And from instructing, i haven't had to pay for most of my riding the past 6 years, only those times i rode away from my home hill. And i really do like instructing. But i expect my free time to be my own, and to be sufficiently compensated for the job i do. Instructing does not pay much, so there has to be the side benefit of a lift ticket to make it reasonable (unless you are Japanese, i suppose).

Am calling the compeditors on my lunch break. Baby needs a seasons ticket, if i am going to offer my professional instructing services.

You're right, it shoud say 'less inclined to work there'.

Well, then of course the answer to that is to not give passes to staff, because obviously they will be willing to pay for lift tickets on their days off with the crap salary. I had no idea that it was so poorly run, but the more i hear about it (from Hakuba locals) the less inclined i am to go there.

The hill in question rhymes with 'Slappo'. The work was ideally full-time, that was the basis of the interview. Even then, i would demand the same for part-time work as well. I gotta go back to Hakuba and start loking again this weekend. Maybe 47 or Tsugaike?

also, i don't scrape the board that much. I wax it, let it cool. and just take out the big bumps with a scraper, i leave a pretty thick layer on.

Originally Posted By: Creek Boy off topic a bit, but I saw some wax made from 豆 at Murasaki sports over the weekend...supposed to be environmental friendly Anybody ever use it before? Yeah, some companies are making it now. One ball Jay, Bluebird, and others. Although, i hear they are made from GMO soy, so its not really 'environmental'. It also depends on the chemicals they put in it. I use one called Hillbilly, out of Canada, and its 100% biodegradable and safe. No toxins. And it works fine. i don7t know if i would race on it, but my board goes just fine.

Besides, why the hell should i have to sneak around to ride at a mountain i make money for?!?

Originally Posted By: stemik that sucks... you will have to wear your instructors jacket under board wear.... thought breifly about it, but they are kinda big-in-the-arms ski-style ones, and i don't think it would work with the jacket i have now. Plus, the ticket is marks you as an instructor, and i wouldn't doubt it if the checked the records tomake sure you weren't riding on your time off. I should note, the one guys said that they have 10 comp tickets that they give to guests, friends, people taking badge tests,whatever, and if there are any left over on a particular day, i

Does this happen anythwere else? NZ? Oz? Europe? Cause i'm pretty sure you would have a bloody mutiny if you had it in N. America...