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No lights under a heavily laden sky where I am

Specsavers? fcuk that, I have a $5 pair for reading

Coffin Bay currently pitch black until a few minutes past 7

Been a dark, cold, wet and fcuking windy past week

I often wonder how many cases of Bali Belly are actually from swimming in the ocean, and not from the food. Never been in the wet. Not keen to either. Fcuk the breaks suitable to that season. Eg. Sanur, Keramas, ....... Nusa Dua is great Fair enough - and also acknowledging mm - but, isn't a massiv...

marauding mullet wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 19, 2023 4:41 pm

I often wonder how many cases of Bali Belly are actually from swimming in the ocean, and not from the food.

Never been in the wet. Not keen to either. Fcuk the breaks suitable to that season. Eg. Sanur, Keramas, .......

No wonder Godsave had to give up surfing. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jun/18/no-swimming-no-surfing-how-a-summer-of-sewage-is-ruining-the-british-seaside-day-out Locally it’s way better than it used to be. The nearest break to where I grew up had a shit pipe running out that basica...

Touche

Best hood is the vested kind. Unconventional, but best worn on the outside so flushes don't run down your neck. There is the occasional problem of potentially drowning though

PeepeelaPew wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 09, 2023 4:19 pm

That was probably listed on his resume as a positive bullet point when applying for his current job.

Pants wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2023 6:27 pm

I worked with a guy who advertised his cock in that mag

A girl I had wild sex with in my late teens sometimes read aloud to me from that magazine. Whoah, always got me ready again after I had self assessed as totally spent

The collection belonged to DG of Seaford

Greg Long could set you on the right path. Did you surf with him?

Other than that, what is the work connection? Okay if it's not for public consumption

marauding mullet wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2023 5:43 pm

At least one person listens to me

All the best, iggs. Based on my shoulder replacement nearly 2 yrs ago, the prescribers are a little less liberal with the prescriptions than they once were. I didn't have much fun after the need; not much fun at all

Stock up on your crazies. Or don't

Name the most interesting person in surfing for the last 25 years and why. I actually cannot think of one. I think people in modern surfing are so boring and have not much to say. I think that’s why surfing may suffer commercially. I think Mick Fanning might be an intelligent guy but, poorly educat...

Great to be alive. I look back with thanks that we didn't even have mobile* phones in our clueless thinking

*Excepting Control shoe phone technology. They were so so advanced

I surf a few places that have had attacks around here but the sharkiest “feeling” place I’ve surfed was Pelicans in Victoria. swvic will know it. And lighthouse near there also felt pretty dodgy paddling across the channel. Haven’t surfed SA or WA though. Yes. Did you ever surf Back Reef down Petet...

Pants wrote: ↑

Mon May 29, 2023 2:33 pm

It's like watching paint dry.

Wave pools are akin to Sir Edmund Hillary scaling the wall in a climbing gym.

Back at work today after a bit of leave. My boss was there. He'd surfed earlier that day. Was there with his son who took part in a school surf comp Up where I am now, he took a couple of new employees out on the boat. He dived. I asked if he'd been edgy. The answer was, "Yes" I've been out with him...

Sure do, BA. Magic indeed

Maybe I'm deluded, but there's a "pop" in coming off turns (particularly bottom) the feel of traditional construction has. JD (apologies) shapes have that. Some older boards I've had end up losing it despite it's otherwise condition. "Pop" is good