Go Native

You sure about that Mike? Looking at forecasts for the peninsula and it's still very mild with no snow forecast at all over the next couple of weeks. Maybe up on the higher peaks only.

Not in southern parts of Aus DiGriz

Thank god for priest off!

As I said you're a cvnt.

If only I had the chance. You're so tough behind the keyboard but you wouldn't have the guts to meet in person. Just fvck off. I don't spend my time on this site having a go at everything you post, please just give me the same courtesy. You're such a gutless little cvnt though you'll probably continue.

Stop crying you little pommy cvnt.

Fvck off pie.

At our new house this will be my bath (in summer)

Quite sure but when you get comments like and you wonder if others don't quite get it

It is a promo shot guys! It is a very nice bathroom and quite practical and there is an outside onsen bath as well on the balcony. Of course this is the penthouse in The Vale and probably one of themost expensive rooms to stay in at Niseko.

My wife and I initially got our work visas for Japan through Nova. We only lasted 5 weeks working for them though before heading up to Hokkaido.

University was worth it just for the parties.

A mate of mine who owns a little lodge in Niseko put in an onsen bath last season and it was very, very nice. And some of the bathrooms in The Vale are pretty nice

Not having been to the UK I wouldn't know. On the whole in my experience in Japan the bathrooms were spectacularly small.

In Aus people are spending big on bathrooms these days and there are some spectacular ones about. Supposedly according to HIA (housing industry association) the average spend on bathrooms in Aus these days is $27,000.

Have you ever been on a long flight next to someone who stinks? Now that sucks.

In Japan I think it's normally about a week for a natural birth and an extra 2 or 3 days for a caesarean section assuming no complications.

Probably. No wonder we're a perfect match!

The official ski season in Australia is from early June through to early October. Some of the highest resorts may have snow on the ground for much of that period but June is often pretty sketchy and if it's a fairly poor season (which happens quite often) then there may be very limited skiing by October. From about mid July to mid Sept you can generally expect reasonable snow cover in most years. Most Aussie resorts though barely get as much snow in a whole season as many Japanese resorts get in January alone.

Thankfully I'm married to an intelligent and confident woman who has no issue letting me know if I'm getting smelly. You might want to try getting one of those one day.

That's why I bathe at least once a week whether I really need it or not.

Thankfully I work outdoors so it's not usually a problem.

I wish!

We've just gone into debt for more than a mill.....retirement is a ways off yet.