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29. Dec 21:28 - barnes1 said:

any news about your bag?

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29. Dec 20:55 - pipi said:

@Muckl The thing is, that extreme or high performance sports are drugs like any other, that throw you in a higher mood. Dangerous (if life is like that?!). But normally these others (alcohol, cigarettes, koks, ecstasy and many more) don't have such an acceptance in society. Well, these crazy sportsmen and -women have. That's a special issue: The man in the street could not imagine to do such dangerous and superhuman things like these athletes. But they have their super 'heroes' to adore, who shows, what mankind could make possible with enough ambitous effort and courage (or rather high spirits, sometimes). The athletes on the other side get (need) their kicks from speed, be in border area, get attention, acknowledgement of their capacity and much else (especially if they don't feel well or not so great...) - I would say, it's a kind of addiction, isn't it? But it is, hurray hurray, in my consideration a real win-win-situation!

The plain truth or nearly a fact is, that the most persons have (need!) one addiction or two or more? Why not, let's have fun, and celebrate every day in the highest mood, yeah!!! Don't worry be happy and please just carry on doing all these crazy things gals and guys. ;p)

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29. Dec 20:08 - Tony said:

@ Pipi and Muskl: Interesting discussion :) I think that how illness and injuries affect your body and mind is highly individual. From my point of view, I`m more impressed about athletes who don`t race rather than athletes who don`t care about the medical aspect and race even though they shouldn`t (mentally, I think it`s very hard to let a race pass at World Cup level). Hopefully, the athlete himself and the team medical staff evaluate the medical aspect of racing in each case of illness or injury, which means that the athlete is racing in proper condition. In my opinion, the team medical staff is responsible of the athlete`s health - not only in short term, but also in the long term. However, life is dangerous anyway, that is true ? and of course, no pain no brain! :)

@ A: Oh, what a bad guy! I hope for God`s sake she left the party with someone else :)

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29. Dec 16:12 - *I-ski-...* said:

aaah Christiane, I hope you don't mind but today I met RALF SCHUMACHER!!!!!

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29. Dec 16:03 - Muckl said:

First of all: do you still have fever? Anyway great run! Finally: hope you can take some days off, get well and relax. Positive aspect of your trip back to Oslo; if your luggage is still in Milano (or maybe it is already on the way back to Norway), you do not have to take care about it ;-) just kidding: hope your trip is not so exhausting again.

@pipi: good question but it is not that easy to answer. In my opinion: as an athlete you wanna win or at least you try to win (anything else does not make sense if you are a professional one). I mean, it does not matter whether someone is ill or not. Of course, the risk to get injured is higher if you are not in a good condition but they always risk their life/health at the race.
?short? Story: I am in a group of people who are running marathons, half marathons and doing triathlons. One of them told me once that he always ?attacks?, he does not care about his physical condition afterwards (even if he has to vomit, horrible cramp, etc. it does not matter). It is really stupid but if you wanna be fast you have to risk something. Andrea Mayr ran the Vienna city marathon this year while she had a lot of leg injuries, I do not want to know the pains she must have had, most astonishing: she won! I do not want to compare running with skiing but I think that the basic attitude of each athlete is pretty much the same. (I agree with you: life is dangerous anyway)

@A: oh that is not good, oh no; even the guy did not notice it, yeah, ouch.

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29. Dec 15:41 - Andie said:

@A. You're right, that wasn't much fun to watch. We also watched it at work (*cough cough*), but well yeah...definitely not that much fun.

We actually also talked about Bode's stunt on that course...that was during the World Championships, no? Crazy dude. LOL

Yay for Jerman, though...and the Swiss guys, of course. ;-) And once fully recovered, I am sure Aksel will do better again, too. Plenty of opportunities next year. :)

Anyway, signing off soon...not too much action around the office so I guess my time could be better spent... ;-) So long.

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29. Dec 14:11 - LeSkA said:

Smart- come home to Norway and get well. Get some nursing from your family! Take care :)

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29. Dec 14:09 - pipi said:

Something special to discuss for you:
A friend currently asked me, if an athlete can be a good example, if he or she makes a race in case of illness or injury? What do you think?
I'm ambivalent. It impressed me on the one side (like the most of the girlies ;p)), because these athletes show the toughness of their personality, but on the other side these actions could endangered their health (in the long term, in worst case a burden for the family!)

Or should we think, no risk no fun? Life is dangerous anyway!

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29. Dec 13:16 - A. (still the same, wondering if her posts are not to personal and intending to stop that) said:

well, it was not enjoyable as I thought, I don't know, it looked not so fun as in previous years and not as fun as it looked when Bode skied it on one ski;-) . So far my fav downhill of this season beauty-wise will still be Val Gardena.
It's nice to see someone happy with their win, though.

don't worry Aksel, it is just one race, that happens. reset and move on. All will be good!

Cheer-up: anecdote vol_2: I once attended a new year's eve party when one girl locked herself accidentally in a bathroom just before midnight and noone realised that she was absent when people tried to affect time by counting the seconds to 12;-) She came back like half an hour ago, not happy. Especially not happy about the guy who came there with her and did not notice she was absent for the midnight. Ouch. LOL

btw how tough is Lindsey to ski after yesterday's crash and managing to qualify for the 2nd run, wow!

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29. Dec 13:15 - *I-ski-like-a-girl* said:

***cRAzY SkiInG in BorMIo***

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29. Dec 13:07 - Tanja said:

ups - there were supposed to be stars and not questionmarks - sorry

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29. Dec 13:07 - Tanja said:

aaaaaaaahhhhhh so sorry for your today's race, sincerely hope everything is OK with you??! On the other hand happy that Jerry "broke the ice" . Now take time for recovery 'cause there are only 45 days left......Wishing you ? ? ? ? ?..........

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29. Dec 13:06 - christiane said:

hm. although i still have to say one thing - somehow that is abuse of Audi industries....
it looks cool still though, but my heart s bleedin a bit.
like buyin a Ferrari and putting pink fur around d steering wheel....
tears..... :(

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29. Dec 13:03 - christiane said:

hello everybody! only quick stop here i m afraid... even missed most of the race, damn. too long appointment, some people are sooooo slow...

@Aksel - CAN YOU INTRODUCE THAT SANTA TO ME?????!!!!!!!!!! Hope you feel better today and had no nightmares of Irish destilleries of 12 year old Jameson and stuff.....

@A - i m good, thanks for asking, very nice :)
we have to work out a system to be able to watch races AND work!!!! Or we build up the ABC: "Aksel - Blog - Club" and visit them races whilst we pretend to be seriousely sick and unable to work hehe.

Got to go again, sorry.

@Aksel - and teach them airport people some respect!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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29. Dec 12:57 - SweetGirl said:

Hope everything is well again with your health? Take a few days to relaxe over the new year days! Wish you all the best for the new year.

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29. Dec 12:49 - ;) said:

Boah, very tough Asksel! Au ja, still hold my breath & shivering a bit... time for pause, breathe deeply! ;)

Jerman was my tip. Goodish training results!

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29. Dec 12:02 - - said:

interested in aksel's breaking the ice thing, but still didn't see it. eurosport.de always says a time, but today again instead of showing it there was ski jumping... :/

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29. Dec 11:50 - Annette said:

i just want to say happy birthday (sorry i`m too late) and also wish you all the best and that you get well and fit soon...
love ;-)

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29. Dec 11:38 - Mimia said:

YAY for downhill!!!
I demand that everyone gets down there safe and sound. (Yes, that's an order)

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29. Dec 11:20 -

Aksels Portrait now in Eurosport 1! Who is interested in it.

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29. Dec 11:18 - amazon ;) said:

LYKKE TIL!!! :) Håper du er ikke altfor nervøs. Jeg derimot... jo litt. ;) Heia Aksel!

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29. Dec 11:01 - raphy said:

wie wäre es mit essigsocken??? maybe it helps you!=)

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29. Dec 10:13 - A. (still a girl in clean clothes, although not the same as yesterday) said:

well, the new day has come and it brings Bormio downhill. Personally, probably my favourite downhill, at least one of ;-) I will have to follow it from work. Not optimal, but what can I do...;-)

I hope Aksel feels better to rock the hill, or/and enjoy his skiing;-)

@Christiane: how are you today? ;-)

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29. Dec 08:56 - any angel said:

Hope you're feeling better today. If you have dicided to start: Lykke til, passer på deg!

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29. Dec 04:12 - Lena said:

I hope you'll get better soon and wish you all the best for the race today. I cross my fingers for you.
Sending you best wishes from New Zealand

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28. Dec 22:34 - Angie said:

I am sending happy thoughts and positive vibrations, and hope that you feel much better after a day of rest and a good night sleep :-)
Good luck tomorrow - fingers are crossed here in the cold norwegian winter wonderland :-)

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28. Dec 22:03 - GoNorway said:

Good luck tomorrow!!! I hope you're feeling better and will have a good race tomorrow;-) And I hope you're clothes will arrive soon. Sleep tight:-)

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28. Dec 22:02 - Muckl said:

concerning luggage: it seems that your baggage needs tires.

@A: yeah well, just to inform you, this year was different. The only positive aspect of xmas disaster: luckily no water (or fire) related incidents.

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28. Dec 20:49 - SaBine said:

Great to hear that you think you will be ready for the race tomorrow!! So relax well this evening and I wish you a good sleep, that always helps :-)

Bag in Milano?! Oh no!! fortunately there's Hans Olsson around now you're without all your teammates.. Wish you aaaall the best for tomorrow!!

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28. Dec 20:21 - Lenka said:

Hoffentlich geht es dir bald beser,Aksel. Lg aus Wien LEnka

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28. Dec 20:18 - Bambi (envious on Santa' s car ! ! ! ) said:

Please stay in bed and get as much rest as even possible! It has been really rocky around you lately concerning ur travel thru Europe, and no wonder ur mind and body are quite tired by all this mess, Aksel. Rest in bed, and have a good meal. Watch eurosport and try this site http://www.kongregate.com/games/ttursas/perfect-balance-2
u might find some cool games:))
Agree with some of the others here: ur room seemed pretty depressing and kind a 'cold'..
How about Lufthansa? Arent they obliged to bring ur bag to ur final destination on ur bookings, then get it transported to ur hotel? w/o charges.
BTW: Being no 9 on yesterday s training was amazingly GREAT, Aksel!!!
U got the power, but right now u really need to charge and focus on getting in ship shape. Clear ur mind and dont stress, will you?
All the best from Bambi who s big time envious on Santa's car :)
Take good, good care

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28. Dec 20:07 - *I-ski-like-a-girl* said:

Puh Aksel, doesn't sound good. Good luck for tomorrow though, I'm sure you'll handle it ...

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28. Dec 19:54 - ve said:

I live in Milano. I withdraw your luggage at the airport ;-))))

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28. Dec 19:44 - Pearl said:

hope you're already feeling better - and you won't get a stiffly neck from watching too much tv (the tv doesn't seem to be in an appropriate position when you're watching lieing in bed) in addition to whatever illness you might be suffering from

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28. Dec 19:37 - FIA said:

Krya på dig :-)

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28. Dec 19:34 - barnes1 said:

@Tony there is a problem....for what i know the italians are incapable to do that...the bag would be lost again
it's probably better if aksel sends someone to milano to pick it up, cause this way he will definitely get it :D

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28. Dec 19:22 - anita said:

god bedring, håper du har det bedre no, uansett lykke til i morga

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28. Dec 19:21 - Tony said:

Gee, what`s the problem at Milan airport? Hello, it`s just to take the bag named Mr. Svindal, send it with the bus transfer to Bormio, and then the happy owner can pick it up 3 hours later. How difficult can it be? I think all of us could do a really good job at that airport these days... :)

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28. Dec 19:19 - dag said:

Honey mixed with garlic and lemon helps!!! (and guarantees high speed !!!)

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28. Dec 18:50 - Haeschen Gmx said:

Lieber Aksel!
Du scheinst einen richtig schrecklichen Montag zu haben. Wir, meine Schwester und ich, wünschen dir gute Besserung und viel Glück für das Rennen morgen.
Vielleicht hilft dir das ein bisschen:
http://1.2.3.12/bmi/images.paraorkut.com/img/wallpapers/1600x1200/g/garfield_monday-513.jpg
Liebe Grüße aus Salzburg! Wir drücken dir die Daumen!

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28. Dec 18:01 - Vidra said:

Hey hey hey ... get better!! That's an order! :)

And I figure since everyone is playing doctor - schnops (no ice) and a cold beer. :)

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28. Dec 17:43 - sara said:

God bedring, og masse lykke til! :)

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28. Dec 17:41 - cathy said:

i hope you get well soon!!!
all the best for tomorrow!!
goog luck

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28. Dec 17:29 - Sabrina - the Swiss girl said:

Oh, get well soon!! :-)

by the way, be happy that you lost your bag in Italy... There are at least shops where you can buy some clothes... On time I didn't get my bag in Djerba (Tunisia)... Ok, there are shops but all what you can buy are rags (Tücher..) in differant colours... ;-) So, see it positiv... hahaha... I'll keep my fingers crossed that you are fit for tomorrow! :-)

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28. Dec 17:02 - A. (still the same) said:

@Muckl: lol, christmas water disasters! good it is all repaired now;-) I don't even want to start thinking what happened this year;-)

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28. Dec 16:54 - A. (a girl in her own clean clothes) said:

LOL poor you!

With all due respect to great things that Italy can offer, the time flows differently there. we can start betting if the bag will reach Bormio in 2009 or in 2010;-) The worst part is that you cannot even be angry in Italy - that at least happens to me. The time does not exist first, it causes all the troubles, but the minute you want to say something or be a little angry you are given the world's best tiramisu or any other food, or coffee and it makes you forget about everything. La dolce vita. ;-)

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28. Dec 16:46 - Andie said:

Sorry man, couldn't help but laugh out loud. So your bag has been sitting in Milano for a while...sure, why not? I guess at this point that cannot have come as much of a surprise, huh? I do wonder, though, if it's ever gonna catch up with you again? ;-)

At least you seem to be feeling better...and even found a sponsor for fresh clothes. I'm sure Büx could have helped out, too. He seems to be about your height and weight. ;-)

Anyway, enough of that. I'm gonna be outta here soon. Will definitely watch the race tomorrow + will be keeping my fingers crossed for you. Good luck + stay safe you guys.

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28. Dec 16:26 - CamE(lf) said:

Så bra baggasjen er funnet ihvertfall, selvom den er et stykke unna.
Kjipt å være syk alene!! Selvom du har oss da ;)
Fortsatt god bedring!!! *klemme,klemme*

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28. Dec 16:23 - Christoph said:

Wünsche dir gute besserung und viel glück für morgen!

lg


christoph

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28. Dec 16:16 - Muckl said:

GREAT :-)
good luck for tomorrow!

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28. Dec 16:16 - Jill Karin said:

GOD BEDRING !! :o)

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28. Dec 16:11 - Aksel said:

Lots of good comments here. My bag has turned up in Milano. Seems like it's been there for a while and they're not doing much to get it here...

When it comes to fresh clothes I have no team mates here to borrow from. One man team. But Hans Olsson SWE has been kind enough to share some of his.

And yeah, I think I will be ready for the race tomorrow!

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28. Dec 15:54 - Muckl said:

mmh, poor guy; great pic, NO: lying alone in bed (I am pretty sure that there are a lot of girls who want to be your nurse), feeling not good and yeah, as LeSkA mentioned, the room does not look that cosy. But isn t it fun to read all the great entries?

Aksel, you really need fresh clothes! Even if you have to steel a shirt from Kjetil (or is he already avoiding you? gosh, hopefully not), because if you stink like monkey feet (in german: wie ein Iltis stinken; Iltis=polecat, but they are really cute, ok aside from the odour) you cannot feel well.
In the meanwhile you could take one or two or three of your lovely friends, the vitamin bears and play with them. Btw: do they really like you? cuz I do not think so: you always eat brothers and sisters of them. They are crying for sure all the time: ?Noooo, Aksel is coming back, oh no, no, no, do not eat me, take my little pink brother, he tastes much better than me? (poor vitamin bear, they do not have a long life, tztztz).

I could give you some advice to feel better, but believe me, I do not want to post it, even I do not want to think about it (and it is not dealing with ***).

@A_vol.1: can imagine that it was an awful time, but in general: dating someone can be really strange sometimes (smirk)

@Christiane: would share some xmas experiences but this year was not good at all but I can tell you a few things (not everything because it would go beyond the scope of the blog) what had happened in the last years on Christmas Eve (it is similar to Chevy Chase experiences which reminds him every year that Christmas is not working in that way it was supposed to). One year our kitchen was completely filled with water cuz of a broken tube of the dishwasher. Another year our front door got broken because of a storm, almost forgot the broken window in my room. Oh yes and number 1, which is my favourite one: it was raining in my sisters flat (her flat is a part of my mums house) because of a broken toilet in the second floor of our house? haha, but do not worry, everything is repaired. Yeah, that is fun, especially on Christmas Eve. But hey, it is not getting bored with me.

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28. Dec 15:53 - christiane said:

AND WATCH THE RACE TOMORROW!!!!!!

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28. Dec 15:53 - christiane said:

@ Tony - hehe, yeah, servants around xmas, like little elfs.... it s a hard life. i dont know either some people are just so ignorant and stubborn, they simply refuse to do all these things, hach, i dont know where this world is ending up at..... haha!

the mad skiers ... i know! used to work in Kitzbühel for a while and alsways had to smile sadly about them hillarious ones who thought they could just throw themselves down the streif no probs and were super proud about it at the bar the vening before... the next day we could have theoretically given their room away to someone else, because surprisingly they had their meals in hospital usually, haha. sad, but tru.

hope you can relax a little these days also ;)
I m off for today guys, keep smilin ;)

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28. Dec 15:34 - Christin said:

Poor boy!!! All that traveling adventures may have not been the best to your health.
Drink a lot of tea, eat some fruits and get some rest...that will help...hope you're better tomorrow so you're able to race.
How about your bags? Already there?
By the way...if you stay in bed the whole day you don't need any clothes :-P *thoughts are running around*

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28. Dec 15:24 - Tony said:

Ah, you should get some of the homemade snaps I`m being offered every day after dinner time. I promise, it clears up your air ways completely :)

@ Christiane: Nice questions - it`s time to share some of our Christmas experiences as well. I have to admit that I`m very active or totally exhausted these days. In the exhausted moment, I`m lying in horizontal position reading "Politi og røver", asking my dear family members to switch the channel, make me a cup of coffee, give me a Christmas cookie, send me a pillow or play some music. Unfortunately, my dear family is quite strict, so I have to do almost everything myself, hehe :) In the active moment - which is more often, almost the entire day - I`m ski patrolling on the slopes. I love it, even though it`s sad that some skiers spoil their whole skiing holiday because of twisted knees or broken bones.

However, we also experience a lot of funny situations. One day we were working in a closed skiing area when two skiers suddenly appeared. One of my colleges said: "Hey, how many obstacles did you guys pass to come here?" Then the first skier said "Oh well, no one as far as I could see..." Then the second skier stopped and said: "Dad, I told you that this is a closed area when we passed the first fence". Hehe, fortunately the kids are telling you the truth :)

Aksel, I wish you the best for tomorrow!

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28. Dec 15:23 - Blackpantergirl said:

God bedring Aksel! Ta vare på deg selv :)

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28. Dec 15:20 - manca said:

Awww, poor one ... I think you probably got ill from that rainy Placebo concert;) It was really convenient for that, wasn't it? I caught some cold there myself:P
Well I'm sure all that travelling stress you had wasn't really helpful either. Make sure you get enough rest today, ok? Keep yourself warm and relax completely. I'm sending you my best wishes and lots of positive thoughts!

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28. Dec 15:18 - JonE said:

God bedring, skal ikke se bort i fra at et par dager i senga gjør at du havner på pallen igjen... Er det like lite lys og snø som det pleier å være i Bormio på denne tiden?

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28. Dec 15:17 - SaBine said:

Oh no!! Poor Aksel...
Hope they found at least your bag??
Get well soon!!

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28. Dec 15:10 - amazon ;) said:

@ A. Don't you think balance is the most important thing you can have? Hej, I seriously do! Please, don't laugh toooo lound, that could worry or scary sb.! Hu! ;) Whiskey or other alcs. are really not the best prescription in that case. I would prefer a lot of drinking (just tea and water - sorry ;)), sleeping, keeping warm and a lot of caring (for oneself - well, we try our very best for 'our' played out guy. :)) However, laughing is the best medicine, so. said! LOL :))
@ anna My tip: 29th (tomorrow!) and 30th of Dezember there are the Breaking the ice portraits of several athletes (Vonn, Svindal, Schmitt, Wilhelm & others). Have a look at the programme of Eurosport 1.
@Trulte Haaalooo! Where is my litt german speaking norwegian guy? Are you in winter holidays for skiing or are you fattend with too much christmas roast? What's up?
@Aksel Don't care about all our silly, smart-aleck tips, haha. Your body, your best buddy, wants a rest... you gotta stand it! ;)

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28. Dec 14:55 - tina said:

Wünsch dir gute Besserung!! :))))

P.S.: Did Lufthansa found your bag?

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28. Dec 14:55 - Bernarda said:

Its so nice to see the results of the second training today (with Jerman on the top), but its not nice to see you in the bed. I wish you all the best tomorrow, maybe with you on the top.

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28. Dec 14:48 - JoJo said:

Hope you feel better soon Aksel and have a good race tomorrow. Best wishes from a snowy England x

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28. Dec 14:37 - lady winter said:

get well soon, Aksel!!!
lots of vitamins, hot tea and sleep always help in my case! I hope you feel better, too!

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28. Dec 14:33 - LeSkA said:

Feel for you - and that room did not look very cosy!!! Not the right energy! Anyway - close your eyes and dream about a beautiful place, listen to cool music, sleep and get well! :)

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28. Dec 14:32 -

@ anna and all

I have read "Breaking the ice with Aksel" tomorrow 29.12.09, 11.30 am on eurosport also before downhill.

But without engagement...

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28. Dec 14:32 - Slovenian girl said:

Hey you! I was sorry to hear that you're not feeling well :( I hope our wishes about recovering you will help you feel better and give you a lot of energy for tomorrow's downhill! Fingers crossed for you, a little more for you :) than for my fellow citizen Andrej Jerman, don't tell him that :) He did a great run on todays training!

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28. Dec 14:22 - christiane said:

shit, spoilt my own wee little joke which is probably only funny for me and myself.....

I meant the 12 year old Jameson whiskey of course.

damn, have to work on that. hgghhhrrrrrmpffff

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28. Dec 14:19 - Switzerland said:

Take a hot bath, eat oranges for vitamin C and some of your vitamin baers ;-) and sleep, sleep ... GET WELL SOON !!!!

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28. Dec 14:17 - christiane said:

all the best for tomorrow! Keep it rockin ;)

But health goes first please.


Oh and DONT take the good precious 12 year old one please, that would be abuse of whiskey....

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28. Dec 13:43 - e.m.h said:

get well soon... in your bed you don't need fresh clothes ;-) but hope you get your bag fast...

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28. Dec 13:36 - mika.zorzut said:

I wish you all the best

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28. Dec 13:33 - christiane said:

@ A - exactly my thoughts hehe, that s why i m in work too, cause i know they will all want loads of things at the same time after the holidays... preparation is the A and O! ( or the A and C in this case haha!) teach them some respect!!!!!

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28. Dec 13:27 - A. said:

@Christiane: LOL, a shot would not do any harm, you must be right, I was worried about the effect of a whole bottle;-)
about work: haha, yes, I noticed that too (no phone calls and empty work mail inbox, precious), but I am worried about the"New Year's resolution effect"and people wanting to deal with all the stuff next week;-) anyway, I will go and rock some writing now, see you!

good luck for tomorrow, Aksel! The power of the colourful jacket is on!

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28. Dec 13:22 - tina said:

get well soon

P.S.: this pic so rox LOL

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28. Dec 13:09 - christiane said:

@ A - haha, come on , he s big man, i m sure he can handle a shot of whisky. (losens the legs a little also....)
Dont work too hard! As i am finding out constantly today, noone really works anyway, which is a little annoying when you are and you need things...

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28. Dec 13:07 - justi said:

God bedring, Aksel! :*

Btw: Cool photo. :)

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28. Dec 12:45 - A. said:

Hey ";-p", thanks for info, I found my eurosport player password and I am watching ot right now (causing me to leave work today around evening probably, but whatever...);-) cool shots!

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28. Dec 12:38 - A. (still a girl in clean clothes) said:

@Aksel: oh yeah, eurosport can save the day. It must have been all those travel adventures. And Andie is right: you don;t need clean clothes in a hotel room, so if there's anything positive about that situation that is it;-) Feel better soon!

@Christiane -oh, so many questions, happy to see you here!!!
1) whisky: yeah, lets get the boy drunk before Bormio downhill!;-) seriously: it can help, but on the other hand: can he handle this without damage to the sense of balance for tomorrow? LOL

2) Thanks for asking how I am in the previous post, I am flaterred;-) I am fine, but I am fine most of the time, so basically nothing new;-) nothing revolutionary happened last days that would make me feel more than fine. ;-) I did not have too much to eat (ok, I had but I exercised a lot so no damage was done;-) Now I am having a coffee break hoping that the calm week at work that I planned would indeed be calm;-) Started reading Richard Hammond's book, so if I read any fun car stories from there, I shall share;-)

@Muckl: new year's eve parties anecdote's, vol. 1: during a new year's eve trip I accidentally set up a date for a guy I really liked (not to say it was a few years long history of liking someone, so to say;-) and some other girl. It ended up in a serious relationship of those two and my pride and ambition heavily bruised (which is not easy to cause and happens rarely;-) Long story short: that was an awful time;-)

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28. Dec 12:31 - anna said:

speaking of eurosport...does anyone when will they play breaking the ice again?

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28. Dec 12:24 - julian said:

godt bedring fra oss øgså - hot bull could help
cherrio

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28. Dec 12:18 - Helene said:

God bedring :)

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28. Dec 12:17 - ;p) said:

World Alpine Rockfest on Eurosport at the moment!!! With all the nice guys...... come on girls, switch your TV on! ;p)

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28. Dec 12:12 - Roar said:

God bedring Aksel..ikke stress ..tenk OL

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28. Dec 12:10 - christiane said:

oh oh oh and the best weapon: Alcohol!!!!
Hot whisky: 4 cl good old Jameson, 1/8 l hot water, slice of lemon, cloves and a bit of sugar. dat ll kill all dem viruses ;)

now i m running out of wisdom.... of course we could try and convince Kjetil to massage your feet, make tea and knit wooly socks for you and stuff - all that in 1 hour of course AND in his jacket! - but somehow i think that could be some of a challenge. hm. He would have to take of his super cool disco rocking jacket...

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28. Dec 12:09 - anna said:

i hope you get well soon.

btw hows the weather in bormio? any snow?

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28. Dec 12:05 - winterbalg said:

Hope things will get better until tomorrow. Seems like a big guy like you needs tons of vitamin bears to stay healthy XD

Is Kjetil on the run to get you your bag back? I think he'd do that for his own health ;-)

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28. Dec 12:01 - Reini said:

Poor boy, but if you need a nurse, just tell me, i`ll be there in a few hours!
hope you get well soon!

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28. Dec 11:44 - christiane said:

oh forgot - and eat ur vitamin bears. Peter, Paul and uncle Charlie will help.

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28. Dec 11:40 - christiane said:

Poor you. Too much stress d last days i suppose. You re gettin old!! ( sorry, was too tempted )
Pamper urself a bit and relax as much as you can. And get Kjetil to keep you entertained when u get too bored!!
I have somethin which might not cheer you much, but hey... Ralph is happily workin again, but instead the washin machine broke down now. ah well. Happy holidays haha!

@ all d others: What are you up to and how are your holidays and how much did yous eat and what were the presents like and have you snow and what s the wishes for next year ??? and anyways and anyhow???

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28. Dec 11:38 - amazon ;) said:

That means, no training today for you!? Oh. Na dann, erhol dich, dass du morgen wieder topfit bist! ;) ha det

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28. Dec 11:36 - angyal said:

Aw. I hope you feel better tomorrow.
But staying in bed all day drinking hot tea is not too bad from my point of view. I'm spending the day cleaning a bowling alley...
Must have been nuts when I volunteered fot this.
Anyway. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you as always. :)

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28. Dec 11:32 - Andie said:

That doesn't sound good, and it looks like all the travelling back and forth has taken its toll...you poor thing. So stay tucked in, stay warm, rest up + hopefully, you'll be feeling better again tomorrow!

On the bright side: You don't need clean clothes to hang around in your hotel room all day long, which gives Lufthansa another few hours to deliver your bag... ;-)

Get better soon.