Man, F this all..........................

Discussion in 'All Discussions' started by Paddington Jetty Bear, Oct 16, 2013.

  1. seldom seen

    seldom seen Well-Known Member

    Aug 21, 2012
    No hook-ups per se, just the knowledge...one of the most myco-diverse areas of the world, plenty of actives to be found with minimal effort.
     
  2. HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI

    HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI Well-Known Member

    Sep 17, 2013
    PBJ, Have you ever been to a NA sweat lodge? its heavy

    I really think its odd the way your project your mental illness onto the rest of the world and what you think the rest of the world might be like.

    you remind me of Holden Caulfeild
     

  3. Paddington Jetty Bear

    Paddington Jetty Bear Well-Known Member

    Apr 23, 2013
    No really, PJ4060, my life has been easy as Sh!t.

    Where have I been? Let's see:

    I've lived in Philadelphia,PA; Yeadon,Pa; Somers Point, NJ; Dallas, TX; Lousiville,TX; Atlanta, GA; Roswell,GA; Los Angeles, CA; Newbury Park, CA; Marlton, NJ; Worcester,MA; Corolla, NC; Centerville,VA(I was basically kidnapped); Ocean City, NJ; Hammonton, NJ...........and during high school I kind of lived at my pals house in Manahawkin, NJ, doing that Ocean Acres thang. Ya know what it is that I be sayin'? Mr. Sniffer loves Ocean Acres.

    All the above locales, I lived in for at least one years time. And to top it off, I've been to Canada on several occassions!! So that's where I have been. Yeah, pretty domestic, huh. Yeah, foreigners scare me, but I kind of emersed myself in foreign cultures in Camden, NJ and North Philadelphia.

    I have two half-finished books sitting in a desk, and dozens of completed short stories/articles. I'm not ready to try and "make it," yet. Jesus will tell me when to make the move.

    I'm not being a d!ck, but Kerouac is kind of overrated. I like him, but he ain't as grand as his reputation. Ya see, one of my problems has been I was a lethargic drunk/druggie, while people like Mr. Keroauc actually did stuff. And my chemical years weren't some heartbreaking episode of Intervention, I had a BLAST for 15 years and then had a few bad years. I'd probably do it all over again. Actually, I wasn't lethargic, I just didn't do anything productive besides work......if you call that productive.

    And I'm becoming productive now. I was kind of screwy the first two years of living without Kasser's Vodka. Took awhile to get my head straight. But, my life has been so easy. Wouldn't it be so romantically cool of me to suggest that I've struggled so hard and had it so bad. It would add more mystique to my anti-hero image. But that just ain't the case. I credit my life to the wisdom of dogs. If you listen they'll tell you much.

    Kids who get cancer at 3-years-old, and their parents, have it hard. People who are paralyzed have it hard. Blind people have it hard. I went through some rough spells(who doesn't), but I never had it hard. I was even YARD DOG in jail. A very prestigeous position in the kitchen. I could get all the tobacco and drugs I wanted because I had access to the real food they served in the officer's kitchen. But I didn't play that route. I kept my nose clean, and didn't get into that jail BS. And I went to jail for something 98% of you have been guilty of at some point in your life. Just so y'all know.
     
  4. seldom seen

    seldom seen Well-Known Member

    Aug 21, 2012
    Wasn't Kerouac just writing down what Neal Cassidy was saying anyway? I might be confused, but that was my understanding.
     
  5. Paddington Jetty Bear

    Paddington Jetty Bear Well-Known Member

    Apr 23, 2013
    Holden's my idol.

    So what mental illness do I suffer from? I'm curious as to your diagnosis.

    The world? Ha, I wish. Nahh, just some dudes from NJ, a couple from Virginia Beach, the DELMAR crew, a few from NC, and a couple from Florida............oh and the New England boys, and a couple voyeurs from the left coast.

    I don't know what a NA sweat lodge is. The 12 step group thang? I don't subscribe to those things.
     
  6. HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI

    HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI Well-Known Member

    Sep 17, 2013
    Native American sweat lodge, but dont mind me, I'm just a phoney
     
  7. Paddington Jetty Bear

    Paddington Jetty Bear Well-Known Member

    Apr 23, 2013
    Still waiting on diagnosis.........

    You can save me a trip to the shrink. I'm not bustin' your testies either. Maybe I am mentally ill. Your not the first to tell me that.

    So what is a NA sweat lodge in more detail? I'm always down with learning new stuff. It's not like a "Bath House" is it?
     
  8. HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI

    HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI Well-Known Member

    Sep 17, 2013
    googling it can provide a more detailed description, mine involved about a dozen folks sitting in a circle in a yurt with a pit, every round 7 stones are placed in the pit and hot water is splashed in the pit with people chanting and praying, each round is 15 minutes or so and there are 4 rounds. You sweat out toxins and reflect on your thoughts that were created during the solemn time.

    the ones I attend are run by a Peruvian / NA shaman (he is a mestizo or mixed race I guess the term would be) he heats the stones up using a mesquite wood fire he meticulously builds with his hands while meditating on good vibes and solid intention

    He never asks for anything, but we are sure to bring wood, veggies from garden, and offer to help. No money, but a trade is involved to show our gratitude

    and I dont know about a diagnosis, I think maybe you need to stop projecting so much, but then again, what do I know.

    I think we are all a little mentally ill, some people just really run with it
     
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  9. Paddington Jetty Bear

    Paddington Jetty Bear Well-Known Member

    Apr 23, 2013
    What do you mean by "projecting?" Bear or Bare with me MIS-13, for I am not as smart as you.

    Like astral projecting? Or do you mean being honest and laying it out there anonymously on a computer. Or....what?

    Hurry up cause I'm saying goodbye to computer soon.
     
  10. HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI

    HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI Well-Known Member

    Sep 17, 2013
    thinking other people think your thoughts, you are waaaaaay to unique for mass production, so no one thinks like you, so dont imagine they do

    for isntance, you imagined kids talking about flo the insurance lady. she sucks and no one should pay her any mind, ideally she will not become a pop cultural icon, imagining other people see her as such strikes me as odd
     
  11. Paddington Jetty Bear

    Paddington Jetty Bear Well-Known Member

    Apr 23, 2013
    Dude, I was being sarcastic aboot Flo.......as in, we had the crying Indian and all they got is Flo. You know, like these generations have nothing of substance.

    And actually, Flo is a very nice girl so there's no need to demean her on a surf predictin' website. Her ladyparts are fresh and inviting.

    And I'm cognizant that people don't think like me. I'm more aware of it day-after-day. Yeah, I hold no delusions aboot that. None at all. Why do you think I want to wander across the forest with bears or bares?
     
  12. Peajay4060

    Peajay4060 Well-Known Member

    Nov 14, 2011
    Sorry man I just don't see that as easy. I see it as sucking big time. That you don't see as such is romantically cool. If you come out from the other side of that ****, Thats romantically cool. if you don't, well thats tragic but still romantic.

    I don't think Kerouck was all that great either but i like him too. i actuallly dig Kesey and Thompson much better.

    You say that you don't want kids and that sort of life. I say i don't want the life you've lived, But i would read a book about yours. I would. Mine would be kinda like Marley and me. I saw the movie on TV but i wouldn't of read the book.

    The thing is you never had the experience of having a family of your own but say that its the wrong way to go.
    I've done both, the road thing and the family thing, and i can honestly say both are great. everything isn't all apple pie and vanilla ice cream with either one. both get tough when funds run low. but most times everything all right

    Loved ones get sick, sometimes severly so, but there are times that i get the same feeling of content that i do from from surfing and that balances things out. sometimes the two combine and enhance each other. getting home after an after work surf to your wife and children laughing and sitting down to a home cooked meal with them is pretty special. i wouldn't trade that for anything.
     
  13. salt

    salt Well-Known Member

    Mar 9, 2010
    haha. true. you gotta do a little extra work and the man doesn't do your dirty work up there. plus, it's f***ing freezing after November. tax me, please.
     
  14. HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI

    HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI Well-Known Member

    Sep 17, 2013
    PJB, your list of destinations sounds like an addict's tour of the East coast, please check out latin america and europe, you will do yourself a huge favor

    and I get it, settling and the establishment and mortgae and white picket finces are all kinda lame in a way, family is not, however.

    We are put on this earth to make functional relationships with other humans, that's what I think the meaning of life is, I reckon I'm wrong, but that's what the fungus told me once during an insane Tweezer during summer tour back in the day
     
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  15. HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI

    HARDCORESHARTHUFFER-RI Well-Known Member

    Sep 17, 2013
    wouldnt it be great if you could have your setup and I could have mine? but unfortunately its not exactly as easy to choose the gvt you want, its not like burger king, I cant get it 'my way'
     
  16. sisurfdogg

    sisurfdogg Well-Known Member

    Jun 17, 2013
    I was wondering to myself today.."What's ole PJB up to , haven't heard from the Dali Lama of SI in a spell"...and WOW!

    GO bro! Chief Piercing Eyes once told me (yes I have lived with the natives and partaken in their sacraments) to be like his animal totem -the squirrel. "Just jump. Another branch will appear." If I had not lived a wandering, some times hedonistic, sometimes altruistic, sometimes just flopping around life for a decade, I would not be here today eating habanero beef jerky and communing and commiserating with my surf brethren ( and sisteren) on this here forum. I would not have been married for all these years and been able to have stable relationships. Pay homage to the wunderlust that resides within. And send pics. Definitely send pics. Godspeed.
     
  17. SkegLegs

    SkegLegs Well-Known Member

    513
    Feb 8, 2009
    Maybe the average of 6 post a day is more of an indicator of where you are at in your life, than your family situation or abysmal summer of waves we just had. Luckily you'll fade away like the rest of them come December.
     
  18. Wave Maven

    Wave Maven Well-Known Member

    108
    Nov 20, 2012
    I'm just happy there are still dudes left in this world like you PBJ.
     
  19. Koki Barrels

    Koki Barrels Well-Known Member

    Aug 14, 2008
    "Every man has a right to decide his own destiny,
    And in this judgement, there is no partiality"
     
  20. 252surfer

    252surfer Well-Known Member

    Dec 1, 2010
    can i ask why you guys are tearing PJB apart?? we're all humans. to each their own. The only way to understand anything in life to find it out for your self anyway. PJB, I agree with you 100% about complaining about life. Even though i may have family problems, i still have family that loves and supports me. i am healthy, i am able to surf, and have access to freshwater, safe food, and and shelter. that's all i need. thank you to everyone who supports me and to those who supports others who are in need. if no else says it PJB, thank you. we love having you on the forum.