Poster: A snowHead
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Ex-Olympic British skier Martin Bell recently skied at the X-scape, Castleford, with his two young daughters Reece and Imogen. And one of them had comments on the snow: "A little bit icy in the ruts".
Do we have two new female racers in the offing?
This report from The Big Sky Weekly
The following comments suggest that Martin is in no hurry to repatriate:
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So let us ponder for a while those less fortunate than ourselves, the poor dwellers of the flatlands or the tropical zones. These people are so starved of snow that they manufacture it, at great expense, and store it in large refrigerated sheds, just so that they can slide down it on planks, whenever they feel like it. |
He has news on a US snowdome that's been talked about for years:
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So far, the USA has been left out, but that is about to change; an indoor slope is due to open later this year at Meadowlands, New Jersey, as part of the “Xanadu” complex. |
Check out the "don't use the word "snowdome"" comment from "Anonymous" below the article!
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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David Goldsmith, thanks for posting the link; the Big Sky Weekly has really made the big time now!
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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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Who is that feckin idiot
"SnowDome is our company name, a registered trade mark and it should not be used as a generic name for other unrelated indoor snow centres in the UK"
I,ll use the word SnowDome whenever, however I feckin like!
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His name, I believe, is Mark Trade. You seem him popping up all over the place, insisting that words are his property.
One of those words is 'trademark'. Apparently Mark Trade has trademarked the word 'trademark', and you're therefore not allowed to use it.
Another one is 'hoover'. Don't ever say to your wife/husband/girlfriend/boyfriend "I'm going to hoover the carpet, dear", because a team of lawyers will enter your living room and serve an injunction on you.
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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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You'll need to Register first of course.
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To be honest, some of the operators of other indoor slopes that are not the Snowdome, also have been known to get a bit tetchy when their slopes are described as "snowdomes"!
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Nice article, achilles - I like the term genericide.
Let's think of a new name:
Snowhome
Snow-den
SnowFactory (but perhaps that should be SnowFactor-e)
or maybe just 'indoor artificial snow slope'
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You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net.
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altis wrote: |
Nice article, achilles - I like the term genericide.
Let's think of a new name:
Snowhome
Snow-den
SnowFactory (but perhaps that should be SnowFactor-e)
or maybe just 'indoor artificial snow slope' |
Perhaps they would prefer the term "fridge"
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snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
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BernardC, to be sure.
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