Blizzard of 2015

Ha! Saw that too. I think he's my new favorite YouTube channel, dogsandwolves. Y'all got yer cases of coke, chinese food, and ski pants ready up there? F-er is funny as sh**.

 

It brings me great embarrassment that you lurk out in the same waters as me. You are the poorest of representation to bestow upon this forum.

You are the essence of, "over-hype, under-deliver." We will get two feet of snow at best, but probably not even that. I'm not even going to acknowledge that you plan to try to surf on Tuesday and you will most likely not get passed the break if you go Wednesday morning. If you do, you will just chill way on the outside, far away from the peaks. You'll paddle for every wave just to make sure you look legit, but the only one you'll catch is the one that brings you back to the beach and to this forum to proclaim how much you killed it.

Now please, go away.

 

I'm hoping for white out conditions and thunder snow, with dmt

 

But your rant said that we were pu$$ies and couldn't handle the weather like a New Englander. Now it's your people being the pu$$ies?

Water is colder in NJ than your area according to Surfline.

 

We are all going to die!!!! waaahhh!! boo hoooo!!
Geez, we get these things every year; we just had one end of November that left us without power for 3 nights. I still have a pulse. You??
But Tueday will be Victory at Sea. I'm jusgoing to sit at home and do some investing/trading up until the power snuffs out. My generator is ready to go.........

 

thats what i was thinking when i read the rant.

 

here in sojersey at 7:45 am 01/26/15 we had one thunder snow and one bolt.

 

D bol is a fast acting steroid, and can result in mood swings
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On a lighter note...my boss just let me run out for beer, and I got a mothertruckin pizza...it's frozen, but it's a Pizzeria Uno. I usually don't do that deep dish sh!t, but if it's gonna be frozen, Uno's a good 'un.

 

I didn't want to feed into this when I first read MichaelJR's post, but yeah, if you were winter surfing 15 or 20 years ago, it's hard to be impressed with people doing it in today's suits.

 

You think MJR surfs, doubt it. Otherwise, he would know the water temps are not much different north of here.

 

Jr with his grandpa...from Jersey

 

Sheit even 8 years ago! Winters used to be a lot more rugged in dem rubberz....

 

Yep Sniffer and Sbx are correct. The suits we had in the 80's and 90's were terrible compared to today's stuff and as a teen I couldn't afford better suits like today, I bought the cheaper "econo" line. Can't even imagine what the guys before us dealt with.

 

Late 60's and 70"s we used US Divers scuba diving suits. Or Dacor. They had "beaver tails". Not fun, but we did use them ok despite restrictive movement.

 

remember lying on your back draining boots/suite?
or a 'fully contained flush' when it all comes in but none goes out?
you know, michelin man meets polar bear club...

 

HISTORIC.
LIFE THREATENING.
CRIPPLING.

they're already eating their words;
forecast being downshifted.

marketing?
or foolishness?

 

Half-ass duckdives because in the back of your head you knew you were getting flushed and your body wouldn't let you fully commit. This was, of course, counter-productive, since you were guaranteeing yourself a beating and a worse flush.

 

seems like the track is shifting a bit east

 

Yeah, NE, NJ, NY. It's all relative at this time of year. It still turns your Johnson into an elevator button, your nads are fighting each other to get into your body, and every synapse in your body is screaming at you to get the hell out of the water. But when that winds turns offshore (hopefully below 15mph) and you see them barrels spitting, you know you're going!

 

When I was a grommet in the 80's and 90' I remember rockin the Oneill Oasis Dry Suit and I rememder being toasty alittle stiff but warm!!