First you have to know how to ski, be a skier. I wonder if in northern Indian Himalayas there are ski runs like that. It’s terrifying –but thrilling to watch.
i have only one thing to say to persons who do that kind of thing.
have all the ‘exciting’ fun you want.
but if you break your legs… or your neck… or any part of yourself…
DO NOT expect rescuers to risk their own sensible lives and their families’ futures
to help your sorry inconsiderate backside.
just die there. with all the memories of your exciting moments.
Yes, hopefully rescuers don’t get hurt when there’s a mishap. In this case, though, it looks as if there were enough people around to haul him out in an emergency.
hey Jean, put it on your bucket list for the next time around…you will be in a different time frame and you will “do it” – technology will back you the way around!
I am nuts, but not that much that I would even contemplate something as nutty as that.
First you have to know how to ski, be a skier. I wonder if in northern Indian Himalayas there are ski runs like that. It’s terrifying –but thrilling to watch.
I agree with you both. It would be crazy for me to try, but it sure was thrilling to watch.
i have only one thing to say to persons who do that kind of thing.
have all the ‘exciting’ fun you want.
but if you break your legs… or your neck… or any part of yourself…
DO NOT expect rescuers to risk their own sensible lives and their families’ futures
to help your sorry inconsiderate backside.
just die there. with all the memories of your exciting moments.
YES! Serious & funny at the same time. LOLOL
Yes, hopefully rescuers don’t get hurt when there’s a mishap. In this case, though, it looks as if there were enough people around to haul him out in an emergency.
hey Jean, put it on your bucket list for the next time around…you will be in a different time frame and you will “do it” – technology will back you the way around!
I can’t imagine doing something like that. I didn’t even enjoy skiing on the bunny slope that much!