Anybody in Virginia Beach surf on Tues morning this week?

Wht duh funk...save your money and got to CR or Pan-ma. I lived in VB in the early 80 and never knew this crap was going on......but now I know why my junk glows in the dark.

 

City of VB and the Army Corps of Engineers will begin a sand widening project at the Oceanfront, 15th-70th streets, on June 10.
https://wtkr.com/2019/05/20/virginia-beach-oceanfront-renourishment-project-to-begin-in-june/

 

Other than during a summer sand replenishment project several years ago, I haven't gotten sick from the water in my over 6 years of year-round surfing in the VB area.

 

the human virus in all its fetid glory

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...orial-Day-visitors-left-TEN-TONS-garbage.html

 

Ignorance is not the reason, nor an excuse. Too many people just don't care. Spoiled, selfish, irresponsible, they expect others to clean up after them. It begins at home.

 

There was an article on this in the local paper today. It was was an unauthorized/unorganized event promoted via social media. With upper estimates of up to 15,000 people on a quarter-mile stretch of beach with no porta-potties, I'll bet the water was warm...

 

Similar to the seasonal asstards that use the beach @ AI as their toilet. They have those beach changing screen room shelters, or whatever they're named, set up & go in there & defecate in the sand. Then kick sand to cover the mess.

You can literally smell the human waste if you're downwind of these asstards - - lotta NY & NJ plates these daze at TPTSNBN, btw.

 

Best change my vacation plans...

 

Great white appears just off Virginia Beach

By Lee Tolliver

Staff writer

Brunswick picked a good location to stop for a bite.

There’s plenty for a young great white shark to eat right now off Virginia Beach.

The Ocearch.org-tagged shark swam on the ocean’s surface at 6:20 p.m. Tuesday, sending a ping to a satellite used by the research organization. Eight hours earlier, Brunswick pinged just off the state line, closer to shore.

The latest ping located Brunswick about 70 miles off the Oceanfront at the western-most edge of the Norfolk Canyon.

Anglers working the area have been experiencing some outstanding fishing for bigeye tuna and mahi mahi. Evidence of a large shark population in the area comes from some of the tuna being reeled to the boat with half their bodies bitten off.

Brunswick was tagged last February off the coast of Hilton Head, S.C. The still immature male was 8 feet, 9 inches long and weighed 432 pounds when captured.

The shark spent quite a bit of time Monday off Nags Head, N.C., sending several pings from the surface.

Several other Ocearch tagged sharks have sent pings to the organization over the last couple of weeks, as they make their migration to northern waters for the summer.

*******
70 miles is "just off" the beach.
No real news here. Whitey will again be vacationing at Cape Cod this summer.

 

Yes. Nothing to be concerned about. Huge difference when the food supply is many miles offshore vs bathing in the shallows 10 yards offshore. Big concern is the number of adolescents, figuring out their hunting and diet, large enough to gnaw off a limb with a taste test, that will be patrolling Cape beaches in about a month.

 

Cannonball Run bro! I had an old sales guy used to work for me looked and acted like this dude, and whenever a hot female applied for a job, he'd offer (very insistently ) "Can I administer the company physical? I have rubber gloves right in my car!"

 

Looks like the everyone can get down on the sand public access govt owned beaches in VB didn’t work out real well

The virus must be contained

Just sayin’

 

https://wtkr.com/2019/05/29/norfolk...e-after-abandoning-children-during-floatopia/

 

What a total freaking SKANK

 

"This is the most devastating day in the history of Virginia Beach," Mayor Bobby Dwyer said. "The people involved are our friends, coworkers, neighbors and colleagues."

https://pilotonline.com/news/government/local/article_777b737e-83e3-11e9-b1d0-dff7ad725d5e.html

 

Very discouraging times

 

Sad indeed.

 

So damn tragic and sad. This time it hits very close to home. VB City Police HQ/precinct station was in the same city government center complex...practically next door. Had they not been that close, it very likely would've been worse.
At least 11 people who went to work this morning won't ever be going home to their families...never had a chance to say good bye.
When these terrible things happen, it reinforces that you not take any day for granted.
If you have a family depending on you, get your affairs in order. Don't put it off. You never know...

 

Vote Green. Go into schools and educate the middle schoolers and high schoolers on Trash and its impact on the environment. Bring back the Don’t be a LItterbug ads.

Go to the beach and educate the offenders.