Embarrassing mobile phone checklist discovered at Perisher ski resort targets ‘jacking’ and ‘having three girls on a roster’
Embarrassing list includes phone found on Parish slope ‘three girls roaming’ and ‘jacked’
One of Australia’s most popular snowfields has been left red-faced after an embarrassing list of targets was found as a visitor’s mobile phone lock screen.
A picture of the eight balls on a black Samsung Galaxy S20 was posted online on Facebook, with the person who discovered it saying they found it ‘half way down’ in Kosciuszko National Park, in the valley in front of Perisher Ski Resort.
The phone was handed over to the booking office in the hope that the phone’s lock screen would identify the owner.
A visitor at one of Australia’s most popular snowfields has been left red-faced after an embarrassing list of targets was found as his mobile phone lock screen.
Some of the health-related goals include ‘jet jack and 87kg’, ‘quit all nicotine’ and ‘get better at war’ while others include ‘25,000 dollars in the bank account (sic), ‘get good grades at uni’ and buy a motorbike.
However, there were more obvious goals on the list, including ‘no haircuts for three months’ and ‘having three girls on the roster’.
The phone’s owner was further humiliated online when it was posted on the Perisher Snow Lovers Facebook group where fellow snow-seekers targeted the phone.
One user wrote, ‘I’d almost be embarrassed to claim a lost phone.
‘Zip phone in pocket so I don’t lose it or else I won’t have a way to check Perisher Snow Lovers to see if anyone finds it, revealing my life goals to the world,’ wrote a second.
‘$25K and 3 girls on the roster tell him he’s dreaming,’ wrote a third
A picture of eight balls on a black Samsung Galaxy S20 was posted online on Facebook, with the person who discovered it saying they found it in the valley in front of Perisher Ski Resort, ‘half way down’ Kosciuszko National Park (pictured)
The owner of the phone was among many enjoying the recent cold weather and snowfall at the ski resort, including 4cm of natural snowfall last week.
The ski resort announced that 187 of its snowguns had been fired on Sunday after temperatures dropped to -5 degrees Celsius.
Up to 8 cm of snow is expected to hit the slopes next weekend from Thursday night into Friday morning, according to the snowwatch.