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I know but that surgical cleanliness, that kind of awful inevitability had a certain grandeur about it.

they even diluted that.

steve shearer wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 20, 2019 4:26 pm

Drailed wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 20, 2019 1:45 pm

Excellent Steve.

https://beachgrit.com/2019/09/freshwate ... lmed-weak/

thanks Loof, and Buddy.

feeling pretty good. had a prawn and garlic pie, a snooze then went for a very fun surf at the Point.

How that pie go? Sounds delicious but would have repeated on you in the surf no??

I had the pie, then the snooze, then the surf, so no worries.
riding the Cabianca, Medina board.
best shortboard I've ridden for a very long time.

I just had a snooze at work. Then left early, and having a pint before heading home. Very, very unproductive day. Should have gone surfing

Looks really fun right now. 2 guys out.

Got the packing out of my ear today.
Doc said ear drops for 2 weeks, come back in 4 and then you can probably surf.
Reckon I’ll get through the drops and that’ll be enough for me.

steve shearer wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 20, 2019 5:31 pm

Looks really fun right now. 2 guys out.

Imagine if those 2 guys were you and me Steve. Trading waves, hooting each other, heading back to one of our houses, kids playing in the garden, fire pit lit, beers flowing.

There were people hooting each other in the water yesterday. Longboarders, obviously. I wanted to maim them

Thinking about pulling the trigger on one of these. 6’0 34 litres.


The blurb.

Designed to be ridden 1 inch shorter than your typical shorty, the Rarest Bird can be classified as a one board ‘take anywhere’ quiver. It has all the attributes of a performance board; speed, responsiveness and control, but the main difference is the extra buoyancy and floatation that makes it more forgiving and usable for the everyday surfer. For the intermediates, this is a great board to take your surfing to the next step without loosing paddle power or speed. Advanced surfers can take it around the world and feel comfortable in any conditions on offer.

What is all this hooting each other business?

can't see why that wouldn't work BA. 34 litres in a 6'0" is kind of blobby.

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What size is your Blobble Jumper, The Mighty Sunbird?

8’6 and 89 litres

BA wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 20, 2019 6:12 pm

Thinking about pulling the trigger on one of these. 6’0 34 litres.

Have you put it under your arm yet BA? Wouldn’t pull the trigger until you feel one up.
What about the Medina board ss is raving about? They have pretty high litres. Handle a frozen dog for sure.

Puddle jumper yo

what colour?