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paradise?

wish i had more time to write because this morning was off the the mutha fuckin' hiz-ook.. Imagine sculpted, head-high, barrelling, offshore-groomed, inner-bar A-frames peeling both ways, constistently. Imagine sunny skies and warm air with a relatively moderate crowd in the water. Well.. stop imagining and go out a get some right now! fuuckk. Scrumptious, chisled sections rolling through. Cracking and thumping on the shallow inside bars. Barrels!! Glassy!! fuuuuck. i mean.. i don't really know what else to say. For me this morning's conditions were just about perfect. I don't really like it huge.. but rather steep and fast and tight and smooth. all those things. Paul B took off on the wave of the morning.. a overhead+ right that looked painfully (because i wasn't riding it) like Lance's Rights in the Mentawais. He took off super deep.. then maybe got pitted?? then about 10 minutes later kicked out way way down the beach.. I took off on the last wave of that same set, slanked into a solid drop.. then turned off the bottom and looked up at this huge slab that was groping and gurgling and ready to detonate.. I maybe?? could've pulled up and into the gaping maw of a thick closeout barrel but i lamely opted to straiten out toward the beach (and safety).. I probably caught about 25 or 30 rides while kooking out on maybe 4 or 5 drops that i either should have gone on but didn't or tried to go on and just got worked. I'm sitting here at my desk right now recollecting moments of pumping and carving on immaculate, uber-glassy head-high walls. A few times i dropped down with a shitload of speed.. then pumped and cruising down the line.. then just clicked off the top and sent some mini explosions that i barely noticed out of the corner of my eye because the wave just kept walling and beckoning and racing.

sooo.. today is the day!! (imho)... do what you can to get out there earlier.. because this afternoon will most likely be a madhouse of surfers.. everyone trying to escape the heat and get their session on..

last night was fun too.. we actually had an afternoon glass-off!! a phenomenon unheard of around these parts. As a bay area surfer i would often hear the phrase "afternoon glass-off" and just shrug it away as some type of ghostlike unreality like wetsuit-less surfing or mellow beachbreaks.

a few waves this morning actually looked like this

all photos from www.mentawaisurfcharters.com

I hate everyone who got to surf today. Assholes.

DO NOT FORGET ABOUT DONOVAN PLAYING THIS WEDS. @ the Warfield! O.A.R. is headlining it, (never heard them) Doors open at 7pm. Tickets are $25 :( but it should be fun. fillmore.com to buy tickets.

Oh yeah, Rockaway Saturday, middle peak, left going off for awhile. Yesterday, Davenport. Glassy, cold, very fun! I tried surfing the right at the very North point. That is a sketchy ass spot, why doesn't anyone surf there? Perfect rights were coming through. I paddled out and it seemed really sharky. It was all mental I'm, but I swore I saw 15 ft. shadows beneath me ;)

Posted by: Ian at March 8, 2004 11:03 AM

i heard it is rip tidy, getting soft and moving around so tough to find a spot to sit.

but occasionally barrely from 9a.m. on....

sounds like it was a little more consistent in the early going but comparing it to those pictures I'm going to have to say is a stretch unless you are trying to piss everyone off for some sadistic reason.

nah just kidding....it'll be offshore all day so i don't need to be bitter. i'm on it as the tide starts to drain and i'm sure it will be a good head high time

Posted by: tom at March 8, 2004 11:04 AM

yeah, incredible morning! e, i got out near your house at around 6:30 hoping to see ya. no barrels for me but some unbelievable sections. i saw one particular shredder get a nice 3 or 4 sec barrel. man was it hard to come in. i agree with ya. i love days like this.

Posted by: lerm at March 8, 2004 11:11 AM

word.. yeah.. maybe my excitement got the better of me a bit with a little hyperbolization.. a little exageration.. and those pics are clearly shittier waves than this morning at OB (hee hee) but.. it wasn't really that rip-tidy in my zone.. i saw some rips but they were easy to avoid. A ton of shoulder-high, glassy, peeling waves..

y'all should also remember that i still haven't surfed that many excruciatingly stellar days in my life so tend to get excited when it even approaches super-sweet around here.

Ian - sounds like you had a good weekend.. Davenport is without question deep in the realm of the tooth.. I think there have been two attacks there actually.

Tom - work the tides homie.

Posted by: e at March 8, 2004 11:13 AM

alas i did not pull in on that gem but it was a fine wave nonetheless. i think i would've had to stall to get in thar. e i saw you getting some fun ones too, saw a nice long multi-turn right. it may not have been the mentawais but for march in san francisco it was pretty *&^ close! what a magical morning. i saw some incredibly sculpted crystalline structures out there in the sun this morning...

Posted by: paul b at March 8, 2004 11:14 AM

touche ....that was pretty quick and witty.

not nearly as good as the pics! that leaves me with two choices....and i'm going to pic choice one and be happy for all the reapers....

Posted by: tom at March 8, 2004 11:28 AM

Beautiful atmospherics this a.m. as well. Just a real pleasant day in every way.

Sunday morning was surprisingly sizeable and powerful on the outside at Sloat. Had it alone for a couple of hours.

e-apologies for not getting back to you on the Fri. jam. I left right after I posted. Still want to do it.

Posted by: kdalle at March 8, 2004 11:29 AM

Paul B clearly was ridin' that shorty-longboard thingy! Everytime I saw a wave ridden, it was Paul B getting in early and reeling down the line.

E, you have one wave that would have made you shit had you seen it from my vantage point. Super smooth wall, must have been your 3-turn wave.

As for me, I am showing signs of age! Fucking back ache, head cold, sore muscles... Excuses, yes, but whatever. Conditions were too nice to pass up. Gotta get on it in March when the conditions are what they are today. Got one super fun one on the frontside, got obliterated multiple times. On the bad news front, CK suffered a foam snapping karate-chop today and his new CI board is now 2 CI boards. Sucks!

Tom, I will check for you around lunch time. Gotta stack some Advil in my system first.

Posted by: Kaiser at March 8, 2004 11:36 AM

not that great right now. tide coming up, waves hard to make. saw very few good rides, except for spongers.

Posted by: shak at March 8, 2004 11:40 AM

Been at my desk since 7:00- you guys are killin me. CK, sorry to hear about your stick.

Beam me up ____ creek was really fun yesterday. Got a few shots on the site (Photos 8).


Posted by: Bruce at March 8, 2004 11:45 AM

kaiser - i saw you take-off real clean on a meaty, barreling left.. as i paddled past the wave i saw your head with the indo-like barrel right behind ya.. looked nice..

lerm.. sorry i missed you.. you probably scored good waves with less crowd than us. thanks for the dim-sum invite. if you and rog are chillin' this week let me know.

kdalle - yeah.. it was kinda thumpin' on sunday morning.. good on ya for solo'ing... music jam whenever.. let me know.. maybe toward the end of this week..

Posted by: e at March 8, 2004 11:48 AM

also props to blakestah for totally making the call on these conditions.

Posted by: e at March 8, 2004 11:58 AM

e (and lerm?) if you surfed that spot that is on the business end of the shortest direct line between e's pad and the water, then you must have been stoked. even on the higher tide that place had it (and the crowd was on it).... So if it looked anything at 7am like it did at 10am (only with fewer people) -- yeah I can imagine a 4 sec barrel.

But... did anyone notice all the dead seals? Like 3 right there on the beach.

shouts to christian and tom and todd and sammie -- really fine hanging/surfing with you and the little boys. sam you rival e for being a natural grom with the kids! girls dig that, you know. (but parents really dig it!)

Posted by: robme at March 8, 2004 11:59 AM

if you missed it this morning, go this eve.

last night/ evening was beautiful.

there is niceness out there.

have fun, smile, hoot for strangers and pick up
some of the shit the city-folk left us this weekend.

Posted by: korewin at March 8, 2004 12:09 PM

Kaiser-At the risk of sounding like a lecture...pay attention to your back now. I learned the hard way...2 bulging disks and one ruptured one left me with permanent sciatica in one leg and chronic back pain. Do not rely on Ibuprofen, that will lead to ulcers and kidney damage. The repetitive paddling motion is the cause but good paddling posture can alleviate a lot of the stress. Keep your head and shoulders down when you paddle (you'll catch more waves that way too)...strengthen your stomach muscles...stretch regularly. I've seen alot lot of guys quit surfing young because of back problems.

Surf on!

Posted by: kdalle at March 8, 2004 12:14 PM

i'll second e's take on the conditions....frickin' risiculous! like last yesterday arvo on the low tide, but maybe a little better (shape) and just every-so-slighly smaller. i caught my first wave almost immediately upon reaching the outside and instantly my suspicions were confirmed...frickin' heaven! (for this kid, anyway, who seems to have similar wave tastes as those described by the king of niceness) after that first ride, i got caught in a bit of rip and was sucked a little out of position, but then made my way in and snagged a fun left.

unfortunately, however, i also experienced the sad-side of surfing and, as Kaiser mentioned, snapped my just 9-sesh old CI clean in two. i dropped in on a head-high right, but then the whole section bowled and i was way deeper than i had expected. i raced along, but got worked as a 20-30 foot section pitched (the "Robme" counting technique that e has discussed many times before came in handy). when i surfaced, i pulled my leash to paddle back out, but only the last two feet of my board returned. my heart frickin' sank. from the heights of ecstasy to the depths of despair. sigh....

still...i wouldn't have missed this morning even if i had known my stick was at risk. of course...i might have passed on that one wave. ; )

Posted by: ck at March 8, 2004 12:19 PM

oh damn! so effing fun this morning! opted to go out in front of the windmill around 7am, minimal crowd and definately some of the most scuplted waves ive seen from all my super fun sessions this weekend, got a nice little dry tube but was cursing myself and my stalling abilities somebody get me out of here! maybe i can split at 4:30, the days are getting longer..good sharing glass off and chilling last night e hey i woke up! i was actually so exited i was wide awake at 6:45

Posted by: bagel at March 8, 2004 12:25 PM

yes props to b-stah! could have set my watch to that shit

Posted by: bagel at March 8, 2004 12:28 PM

Last night at OB gets my nomination for best afternoon session of the year, for me at least. Absolute glass, nice groundswell waves breaking top to bottom, no current (and it was funny, Saturday had one of the strongest currents I'd ever experienced at OB), and just to top it off a school of dolphins swimming around. Ridiculous. There were even people sunbathing on the beach.

The set waves were hardish to make though, on what was probably going to be my last wave, right at sunset, I stroked into one too late, tried to pull out and didn't quite make it, went over the falls and my face bashed into my board, oops, split lip. Thank god I didn't lose any teeth. One trip to the emergency room and 11 stitches later, all is fine.

I just got back from a month in Baja, anyone who's looking for a great surf roadtrip, hit it, it's probably not too late to get some good winter surf. Camped at The Wall, right smack dab on the break, catching swell after the swell. That spot breaks so cleanly, I'd wake up at 6:30, swing the van door open, watch the waves and think that the swell has passed, that the wave breaking perfectly along the point, both right and left, must be like 1 foot tall. Then I'd see someone paddle out and realize they're like 8 foot faces, holy crap!

Anyway, best few weeks of surfing in my life probably. I have a new favorite surf spot.

I'll post a pic of my split lip later for all the gore fans.

Posted by: wrybread at March 8, 2004 12:41 PM

sounds gnarly wrybread.. glad you're ok.. Baja sounds killer..

i went over the falls twice this morning with my board between my legs!! I'm fucking asking for it.

blakestah says onshores will kick up tomorrow.. enjoy this while it lasts.. we might not see anything like it again for a VERY long time.

Posted by: e at March 8, 2004 12:57 PM

committed top-turn

Posted by: e at March 8, 2004 01:26 PM

Doesn't look like Ill be able to make it out during the day. Anyone ever suited up and paddled out at OB after sunset (or is that suicide)?

Posted by: traut at March 8, 2004 01:32 PM

Christian! I hope it's a big promotion for you because that is a serious sacrifice. Your smooth surfing and friendly vibes will be missed in the lineup and hopefully you'll score a bunch of sick pits before you leave!

e

Posted by: e at March 8, 2004 01:35 PM

Christian, I expect that you will only be commuting Mar. 15th until Oct. 1st? Get some hurricane season in over there and we can hold down the fort here until Fall for ya!

Sucks man! At least we will see you on the weekends eh?

Posted by: Kaiser at March 8, 2004 01:43 PM

full moon traut ----go for it.

Posted by: at March 8, 2004 01:44 PM

yeah, christian, but definetly congrats are in order. + you'll be enjoying the frequent flyer miles all the way to indo...

Posted by: robme at March 8, 2004 01:45 PM


Ayyhh, so nice...

Posted by: Kaiser at March 8, 2004 01:47 PM

robme- We saw a dead seal yesterday at Mott's Creek. Looked like an alien had turned the thing inside out. What is it, feeding time at the zoo?

You know how those kelp bulbs pop out of the water there, usually right next to you when you don't expect it? Made the sesh interesting. You keep telling yourself that the probability of attack is so low one shouldn't worry. How come that never works?

Posted by: B at March 8, 2004 01:50 PM

christian...it was great to see ya in the water on Saturday and share in the pos vibe emitted by you and your lady-charger! congrats on the new job...sounds like a great opportunity. as has been said already, you'll be missed around here, but at least we'll still get to watch and learn from your moves on the weekend.

Ian...O.A.R. is a sweet act (saw them at the Fillmore last year). don't miss 'em...even if they are the opening act!!

Posted by: ck at March 8, 2004 02:00 PM

fun fun funnnnn!!!!!!!!!
My arms are so burnt from my first time snowboarding on Saturday, that I was worthless paddling into the offshore beauty. Still.....

Out there in the AM.
Later!

Posted by: bandini at March 8, 2004 02:06 PM

christian...let me echo what e said...you will be missed. good surfing with you on Sat. brief though it was. let us know how the big apple treats you and I still owe you a dinner.

ck...damn that is brutal about the board! Sorry to hear it.

blakestah...if your having back problems...listen to kdalle...i've got the degen disc..(who doesn't right) but occassionally that thing will slip or I'll do something weird it things go way out of wack...sciatica and listing (my muscles spasm, and one hip looks higher than the other)..very painful. Only thing I can figure out that works is many many stomach crunches and lots of stretching and swimming. Although, I'm sure you are very much informed on all this already!

Anyone got any good fiction or sci fi book recs...I am going to fiji on Thurs and need books to read. I will give a full report of Namotu island, if anyone is interested, upon my return...

Sorry for the long post...go SURF!!!

Posted by: jdz at March 8, 2004 02:07 PM

jdz, Kaiser, and Bruce...thanks for the condolences amigos.

wrybread...sorry to hear about the lip. glad to hear that it wasn't more serious.

jdz...i didn't know you were out there on Saturday! must have just missed ya. enjoy Fiji! can't wait to hear all about it. take pics!

Posted by: ck at March 8, 2004 02:12 PM

WOW! sounds like this AM was rocking. i would have made a trip except that after 2 3 hours sessions yesterday i cant lift either arm above my head. ouch. i got an AM session around 10-12:30/1pm because i was worried about PM onshores...went home had some lunch and watch the lakers beat the nets...GO LAKERS! and then checked the wind report....saw it was mellow, grabbed my shit and hit rivera around 3pm...got back home around 6:30 after an awesome super clean sheet glass 2nd middle beach session....damn towards the last 45min the current was moving faster than i could paddle, on my last wave i had to dig deep down to get enough strength to get an overhead closeout just to get to the beach before dark.... i wish i had some photos....the other amazing thing was that there were only about a dozen guys out from noriega to taraval. EMPTY overhead perfection!!! last night was sweeeeeeeeettttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: dsx at March 8, 2004 02:15 PM

Who says the reefs North of SC are too aggro? On Sunday, guys were actually helping others duck-dive through waves. How's that for niceness?

Posted by: B at March 8, 2004 02:19 PM

hey hey niceness. missed the fun this weekend due to wine barrel tasting in sonoma, but couldn't resist the dp this morning -- barrels barrels everywhere.

and welcome back wrybread. funny you should mention baja, as it's looking like i will be getting down there for a short visit mid-april. will be traveling with my wife and dog, hoping to find a place to stay within 2-3 hrs of san diego that is somewhat remote but generally safe, slight preference for a hotel, but camping is also cool for us. would really appreciate any & all guidance. if you'd rather discuss offline, please email me at pnmcs@comcast.net.

thanks - mike

Posted by: loon at March 8, 2004 02:35 PM

loon...where were you tasting this weekend...just out of curiosity?

ck...I bet i paddled right by you!!! Where were you.

Posted by: jdz at March 8, 2004 03:10 PM

yes christian! good luck with the new jobby job. NYC is an awesome place great energy. Hope to get in a few sessions with you before you take off..

dude JDZ, damn we are on the same wavelength..im leaving to namotu on the 25th you gotta hide some trinket on the island and draw me up a treasure map..that shit is fun to do. you are gonna love that place, cant wait to hear the report..

bagel@doublefine.com

Posted by: bagel at March 8, 2004 03:18 PM

B, thats super funny.

Posted by: bagel at March 8, 2004 03:21 PM

Loon-

I don't think it'd be any big deal to post info about spots 3 hours south of San Diego, they're all well known and well published, far from secret.

In my opinion you have to get south of Ensenada before Baja (and Baja surfing) really begins. Sure there are a bunch of spots before Ensenada, San Miguel's right at the north end of Ensenada is a beautiful point break wave, but like all spots north of Ensenada it's super packed with the San Diego crowd. Get south of Ensenada and things start getting remote.

My favorite breaks in the range of what you're describing are:

K-181 aka the Rivermouth - a bit south of Ensenada you'll see a turnoff to a little town called Erendira. Take it, go through the gorgeous little town, you can get all your supplies here, then just before the dirt road hits the ocean you take a left. It's right before an airline hanger-ish building. You'll probably have to go to the ocean and then backtrack and you'll see the turnoff. As I remember there's a little market right at the turnoff. Take it, go around the farm, then head to the ocean. You'll know you're in the right spot by the fact that there's a clearing up on the bluff for car camping. There might be other people camped there. Nice spot, camped right over the break. It's a big mushy wave, holds size. Beach break.

Punta Cabras - from the town of Erendira, head north up the coast a few miles and you'll pass Coyote Cal's hostel, go another mile or so and you'll pass a gringo settlement called Half Moon Bay. Just past the town, from up on the hill there's a left turn that drives you down to Punta Cabras. Drive down the road (it looks dicey but I made it in my 1973 Dodge van just fine), you'll get to a beautiful little bay (should be just a couple hundred yards from the main dirt road), I think this is the eponymous Half Moon Bay. People call it "the kiddy pool" because sometimes it can be an easy wave, but it closes out on any good swell so usually you see beginners getting their asses whooped. But on the other side of the point is Punta Cabras, which is a great wave, always seems to be bigger than anything else around. Reminds me of Rockaway in that there's the easy paddle channel hugging the rocks and then a fast right breaking into it. But it holds size signficantly better than Rockaway, and isn't nearly as grinding. Fun wave. Also commonly has a left. Sometimes it closes out the paddle channel, in which case it's time to go elsewhere.

Note that a guy set up a little shack in Half Moon Bay and is now charging $5/night, which is pretty standard in Baja. Personally, if I'm camping with a woman I usually seek these places out, since I feel safer. Call me a gringo but I get worried about being waylaid in the night, which I don't care so much about if it's just me and a couple of buddies, but once it's a girlfriend I figure the stakes go up significantly.

Note that Coyote Cal's up the road is a hoot. It's very gringo, all the signs are in English, the owner lives in San Diego, but its a great vibe, has ping pong, even has movies. Not cheap by Baja standards at $10/person.

Another great thing about Erendira is getting crab claws by the kilo at Castro's fish market. $5/kilo, which is a lot of crab claws.

A much better wave is Punta San Jose, a bit south of here. I don't have my Baja guidebook here and I can't remember the specific directions, but you should really get that Surfer's Guide to Baja or whatever it's called, it looks like it was printed at Kinko's (it's on 8 1/2 x 11 paper) and is avaialble at most surf shops for $22. It has good directions to Punta San Jose. Sometimes it can be really vague with directions, but for San Jose it's good. By the way San Jose is a point break, has like 4 different breaks, reminds me of Santa Cruz. Big variety of waves, even has the kelp.

Then south of that is Quatros Casas, a great wave if the swell is big enough. Very safe camping, again it's $5 per vehicle per night. There's a hostel there now, havn't checked it out yet. Decent directions to that in the Baja surf guide.

Like 5 miles south of that, you can drive right along the beach is Freighters, which has a big ship wreck right in the line up. Fun longboard wave, and a nice-ish spot to camp. Recently they encircled the whole camp in a nasty fence, I feel like I'm staying at Guantanamo Bay. Also, from where you can tent camp you're below a little bluff so can't see the waves. But a fun longboard wave if that's your thing, and a decent wave for people to learn on.

I found a neat seafood restaurant in the town just south of there, Punta Camalu. Overlooks a point, is in the middle of nowhere, very surreal. We were riding around on mopeds when we stumbled on a building, rode around to the front and it said in English "cocktail lounge". Holy shit. Guess how many margueritas we drank while waiting for the evening glassoff.... I imagine from Route 1 you just go into Punta Camalu and then head north up over the point, it's right up on top of the point. Everyone will know where it is, if you have any spanish just ask someone.

Note that the whole area around Quatros Casas down through a ways south is considered dicey to camp in the middle of nowhere, so I'd stick to the established camps. The established camps are more fun anyway. San Jose should be totally safe though, even though it's in the middle of nowhere. And really I've never heard of anything ever happening to anyone, and I've done like 8 trips down Baja, so I don't think it's a big issue.

South of there it starts to get really fun, but it might be outside your window. Route 1 goes inland a bit south of there, stays inland for a ways, and touchs the coast again just before Guerro Negro, the border of North & South Baja. That's where it starts getting really fun, since it's just point after point. That's where the Wall is, for example. And a bunch of other breaks. If it gets huge, check Santa Rosalita. But the wall is like 10 hours south of the border...

Anyway, have fun, feel free to email me any questions, and get that surf guide.

Posted by: wrybread at March 8, 2004 03:22 PM

ps- if you have a GPS, let me know and I'll send you some waypoints.

Posted by: wrybread at March 8, 2004 03:30 PM

jdz...i was a couple of peaks south of christian when i spied him. made my way over after a while to say "hey". at one point, i remember seeing someone and thinking "that guy looks like jdz", but the board looked different than what i've seen you on (or so i thought). i guess it must have been you. bummed to have missed ya.

Posted by: ck at March 8, 2004 03:35 PM

anyone have any good ideas on what I should hide for bagel on namotu???

ck...i ended up taking a couple of rights one right after the other that took me away from christian and down towards the drainpipe...prolly went right by you! we should get together for a dp again one of these days...

Posted by: jdz at March 8, 2004 03:39 PM

46059-2p.m. 10.2ft. @ 14sec.

What's the odds that blakestah miscalculated the winds?

Think offshore.

Posted by: kdalle at March 8, 2004 03:43 PM

muchas gracias wrybread! i will pick up that baja guide asap.

jdz, we (over)tasted on sat only: ridge, passalacqua (formerly pezzi king), quivira, lambert bridge, everett ridge, and armida. would have substituted unti and david coffaro for most of those, but i was part of a large herd. how about you?

those wind arrows are still pointing the right way, get it if you can!

Posted by: loon at March 8, 2004 03:47 PM

i got some ideas but they aint legal...naaa its not so much the thing, as the finding it treasure map style or clue style..oh man i cant wait..i would be stoked on some wax or a luke skywalker action figure or whatever..awesome

Posted by: bagel at March 8, 2004 03:47 PM

what's going on here? carving 360?

(from sargesdaily)

Posted by: e at March 8, 2004 03:48 PM

bagel...yeah I thought about a nice little green stinky surprise...but I'm just too damn paranoid...I will think of something..

Posted by: jdz at March 8, 2004 03:54 PM

looks like there is a new swell here (sf buoy currently at 4.6ft 19seconds)

any confirmation?

Posted by: e at March 8, 2004 04:02 PM

Fuck, the winds commeth!

Posted by: Kaiser at March 8, 2004 04:40 PM

i hate being injured when it's beautiful and firing. tested out the groin injury on saturday in the aves and could barely sit on my board. gonna have to lay low for at least 2 more weeks and heal. farrrkkkk.

catch some for me...

Posted by: caveman at March 8, 2004 06:26 PM

Man, sounds like some peeps had some fun today. What a great day! Hope everyone is on the mend who's injuried. CK, that sucks about the board... oh, I'd be crying a bit. Christian, good luck back east. Kaiser, good job on the pic as usual.

Posted by: dano at March 8, 2004 07:35 PM

Well, I'm a bit late but.. Christian everyone said it man, it's a gift having you out in the water man! Good luck and stay on the boards!

CK, THAT SUCKS. Hopefully you have a backup? Anyway, at least it was on a day that was worth it, and not some junk windswell day!

So, is anyone else going to the concert?

Posted by: Ian at March 8, 2004 07:41 PM

If you were out this evening, you know whats up! Freakin juice was HERE!

Posted by: Kaiser at March 8, 2004 09:09 PM

maybe the guy that went mental was yelling at something in the water, maybe he hates seals. aggression at OB seems to have come to a bigger head today in the parking lot at VFW.

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