camp of champions

[synchro]

so did nobody check the abbreviations of this gem when they thought of the name? coc.com

anyway, could be the perfect summer trip for DW and lady g.

[gooch]

it's spelled coq.com in french

[Straw]

http://www.vogue.com.au/var/vogue/storage/images/fashion_central/companies/fashion/le_coq_sportif/6043-3-eng-GB/le_coq_sportif_fashionlabelLogo.gif

[Splan]

I like their new logo...

http://photos.nsmb.com/showimage.php?i=13832&c=12

[ryant]

my buddy designed the logo.. Sick style

www.manicomiodesign.com

check it

[Lady Gravity]

actually all joking aside, that's pretty sick. too bad it's so expensive, i'd love to be able to send my son to one of their camps.

[Straw]

Those summer camp kids can be a real pain in the ass.

I worked at a hotel where a ski camp stayed for 6 weeks or something.

The first year, they caused all kinds of problems and had the guests all mad at them, and at me at the front desk. The next year they got is sorted out, and the kids were really respectful. It was great.

However, I think kids have as much fun at an outdoorsy camp with other activites, that are way cheaper.

The camp I went to until highschool didn't have any special things...no horses, bow and arrows, or anything like that...but it's where my best memories come from. I think cost 200 or something.

It's odd to think of a camp experience where the kids go out for breakfast and dinner every day and live in Whistler Village. Very hard to get my mind around.

[bcbud]

I get the same feeling working at the Chateau, I figured a family of 4 who spends a week over any peak time, blows about $30,000 skiing/shopping/eating/rooms staying at the Chateau, ridonkulous......and then they send their kids back in the summer.......that's at the extreme high end though.....when you don't care about coin....