Poster: A snowHead
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Steve Sparks wrote: |
snowball, which bit don't you agree with?
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The suggestion that the ski club shouldn't be advising people to have the kit.
The SCGB do also advise about on piste safety. It isn't an either / or. They are the chief British body concerned with recreational skiing. Originally they were involved with racing too but that has split off.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Bode Swiller wrote: |
... and I wasn't scaremongering. |
Sorry, Swiller. Hurtle had given the impression of being scared $h1tless by what you'd said and had given up off-piste skiing for ten minutes. Maybe you were just scary, rather than scaremongering.
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David Goldsmith,
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Maybe you were just scary
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Yeah, a bit. But I'm terminally ignorant, so don't mind me. (It's probably yet another thread in which I should have resisted participating. )
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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snowball,
"They are the chief British body concerned with recreational skiing"
even if they are, that doesn't give them the authority to tell people what they should carry with them when they go skiing. My point is that they would be much better encouraging an attitude of intelligent risk assessment rather than issuing instructions that at times appear disproportionate and at worst may encourage people to take unecessary risks.
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Steve Sparks,
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snowball,
"They are the chief British body concerned with recreational skiing"
even if they are, that doesn't give them the authority to tell people what they should carry with them when they go skiing. My point is that they would be much better encouraging an attitude of intelligent risk assessment rather than issuing instructions that at times appear disproportionate and at worst may encourage people to take unecessary risks.
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Gives then as much right s anybody else in my book. In fact they are pointing out the bleedin' obvious AFAIAC
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