When one of the members of Skihigher makes it into the paper you can usually guarantee his name starts with a B and ends in oozy Baz. This week there is an exception to that rule. Ollie decided to recreate what he has seen in all too many movies and smash a glass into his head. Unfortunately, in just another way of Hollywood lying to us, the glass they use is made from
James(Tanned Ski God), Hannah (Nanny) and Tom (Bar) were sitting around having some lunch at the Ronnie when we decided that, yes, it was sunny, gorgeous, afternoon off, and a GREAT idea to all go parapenting. So we bombed it back to 1850, changed, then headed up Chenus and Col de la Loze to go for a fly... Dennis, our pilot, was a legend of a bloke. 6 days a week, and
We appear to have a classic case of alcoholic narcolepsy.After a big night in Kalico, Dan(picnics of the piste) made his way down the piste to 1550. Suffering from a combination of alcohol and over work he decided to stop halfway down and catch a few zzzs. Despite the icy conditions and the gradient he was out like a light and had it not been for a piste basher he would h
Following last weeks Mark Warner bedroom snowballing antics there has been a noticeable increase in security with bedroom doors now being locked. Of course ski host Jo has gone for the added security with someone to keep her warm through the night with chalet 'hot water bottle' Tom.
For the first time Mike(Skival) joined the regulars for our Wednesday night poker game. From the moment he started to shuffle the cards you could tell he was no stranger to the game. Within a few hands Mike was head to head with coworker Alex. On the turn Mike made a heavy raise which left Alex questioning whether his cards were good enough. In the end he folded givi
Throughout the winter season a manager of a bar can expect a few 'glitches' but given the state of some of these buildings sometimes you can't see the glitches for the catastrophes. If problems like sewage pipes breaking, finding said pipes and bodging a fix by French plumbers, old pipes bursting, problems with the tills, weren't bad enough. Complaints about the sound l
