Speaking of Friday the 13th...

Discussion in 'All Discussions' started by seldom seen, Sep 26, 2013.

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  1. Sep 26, 2013 #1
    seldom seen

    seldom seen Well-Known Member

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    I saw that day mentioned in another thread which reminded me to post this. Fun day, first day of waves for me since 8/3. Anyway, I ran up the dune and snapped this pic from my phone. I'm not NJSM, I don't have the Iphone37s, just a regular phone, so I can't enlarge pics.

    I'll get to the point. One day I set the pic as my desktop background at work and happened to notice what looks like a decent sized critter in the background. So I wanted to share and see what you guys thought. Enlarge the pic, look behind the main peak, just behind where the left is starting to peel. Maybe some one has the capability to clarify the image. 0913131105.jpg
     
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  3. Sep 26, 2013 #2
    EmassSpicoli

    EmassSpicoli Well-Known Member

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    Nice A-frame!! Where did you find hollow waves that day? I was in SD but damn glad you guys were scoring back here.

    I can't see any critters, brah.
     
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  5. Sep 26, 2013 #3
    seldom seen

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    Ain't it!? You know I'm on the barrel hunt dude, there were even some spitters that day.

    You definitely have to enlarge it to see it first, then it'll stand out...now that I looked again it's almost the middle of the main peak...you could kinda even see the water moving.
     
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  6. Sep 26, 2013 #4
    34thStreetSurfing

    34thStreetSurfing Well-Known Member

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    Here is my pic of the day... 8iD7Gae.jpg ...

    As for that sea critter... looks like it was cruising at the surface for a bit unlike the dolphins who usually just pop up... seal maybe?
     
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  7. Sep 26, 2013 #5
    seldom seen

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    Sweet pic dude, I literally couldn't move when I got home that day, stayed out for a solid 7 hours or so...but yeah, quite possibly a seal...I was hoping it was an alien or something.
     
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  8. Sep 26, 2013 #6
    EmassSpicoli

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    Dude, 7 hours was my longest last spring. And that's fighting through 10-15 wave sets to get out back. Tired as hell but happy as hell and you can eat anything that night and still get leaner. You think you won't be able to wake up the next day and then you do with relative ease since it's roaring again.
     
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  9. Sep 26, 2013 #7
    DosXX

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    A bird of some kind?
    Maybe a saltwater beaver. A not uncommon sight this time of year as they migrate south.
     
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  10. Sep 26, 2013 #8
    EmassSpicoli

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    April & October are by far the months of the most plentiful supply of beaver, both saltwater and fresh. They're all about to hibernate fellas, so either catch one up a league for the winter since she's in a hurry to latch on or have a hell of a couple weeks while several audition their wares for you.
     
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  11. Sep 27, 2013 #9
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    I need to find me a beaver that loves salt water!
     
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  12. Sep 27, 2013 #10
    Mad Atom

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    I keep asking myself, "how did the word beaver become slang for critical lady parts?" I just cannot make sense of this.
     
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  13. Sep 27, 2013 #11
    DawnPatrol321

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    What do beavers do with wood? They have skills no?
     
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  14. Sep 27, 2013 #12
    bassplayer

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    That was a fun day. I got the crap kicked out of me.

    I think it's a dolphin on it's way up.
     
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  15. Sep 27, 2013 #13
    seldom seen

    seldom seen Well-Known Member

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    Whoa, I always wondered the same thing MA, never connected the dots...thanks DP, makes total sense!
     
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  16. Sep 27, 2013 #14
    Kahuna Kai

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    Obviously you didn't start having sex in the 80's
     
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  17. Sep 27, 2013 #15
    Mad Atom

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    ^^^ that's a hilarious statement, and you're correct, but I'm still not getting this. I would never place the unit remotely close to anything capable of turning oak into mulch.
     
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  18. Sep 27, 2013 #16
    DawnPatrol321

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    HAHA, only logical guess I suppose
     
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  19. Sep 27, 2013 #17
    DawnPatrol321

    DawnPatrol321 Well-Known Member

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    Yeah, I don't think I want my wood being chopped down and made into a dam either
     
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  20. Sep 27, 2013 #18
    goosemagoo

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    Hustler's beaver hunt page probably had something to do with it going mainstream.
     
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  21. Sep 27, 2013 #19
    Mad Atom

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  22. Sep 27, 2013 #20
    CBSCREWBY

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    The real reason.... Back in the 1700's and 1800's women of ill repute would shave there nether regions to keep from getting, or to treat pubic lice. Also very young prepubescent hookers weren't all the rage as they are now. These said women of ill repute would wear merkins (AKA vagina wigs) so their customers wouldn't know of their crab affliction or there tender age. Those wigs were..... wait for it.... made of BEAVER fur.
    True story....
    You are welcome.
     
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