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Blind go-out

Heard it was shitty but wanted to surf.
Suited up and ran down just to get wet.
Looked not horrible from the beach.
Found a shallow sandbar with some action happening.
Lurching, wedging lefts sucking and working.
Head to shoulder-high.
Junky and kinda shitty.. but.. kinda good too (depending on frame of mind)
Got into a groove with the lefts.
Inside reform peaky steep drops.
Funky, idiosyncratic, squirty McSpeedies.
Pig-dog, let-go, bottom turn, up to the lip, carve some.
Body felt stiff from hours of computer and guitar.
Strange orange pontoon/raft/object floating 100 yards outside lineup.
No other takers in the general vicinity.
A ripper could find some chunks and caverns.
Good times hunting waves.
I love that windswell provides a constant flow of potential rideables as you sit looking toward sea.
Constant stimuli.
Constant potential.
Maybe this one? Maybe that one? No, the next one... Yup, that one!

With money and time it would be great to sculpt the body into a lean, sleek surfing machine:
Pilates and Yoga 2 or 3 times a week.
Personal trainer for strength and cardio development.
Healthy diet of fresh, organic fruits, veggies and nuts. Free range chicken and wild fish.
Personal Home theater with library of surf DVDs.
Trestles right out front with nobody around 'cept friends.

St. Leu
niceness

wardo

BI

Wedge

Southern California

pilates

yo yo,

a little while ago, i shot a survey out to the heads here about going to portugal or nicaragua. well, i've been in lisboa for two weeks and it's hella fun, thanks for the advice y'all!

last weekend i scored glassy peelers at caparica and hope to head north this weekend when we're due some solid swell.

paz,
g

Posted by: gvibe7 at June 22, 2005 09:46 AM

Had a nice afterwork surf sesh at OB last night with some fun little dumpy crumblers. Winds were still around but there were some decent faces here and there. Lots of fisherman still, one give me a pretty dirty look as I was going to paddle out. Is it salmon that they are after these days? Also saw a HUGE seal and thought about e's Monday experience.
Happy summer everyone!

Posted by: flades at June 22, 2005 10:08 AM

sharkbait!

I think you may have my camera and a CD at your house? (I'm hoping!)

aloha2ian at yahoo

Posted by: Ian at June 22, 2005 10:14 AM

Tonight's full moon so near the solstice means it's lowest in the sky it gets all year. As the moon looks larger the closer it is to the horizon, it should be good night for the night surfing provided the fog doesn't invade the outter sunset. Alameda has been clear the past few nights, so I'm going to make a bayside wind-type go-out this evening.

I'm considering stopping at the marine supply store to pick up a strobe. Can I just sew a neoprene strip onto the shoulder of my beater wetsuit, or is it better to make an armband?

Posted by: Andrew in Alameda at June 22, 2005 10:16 AM

This too:

The following information is provided for San Francisco, San Francisco County, California (longitude W122.4, latitude N37.8):

Wednesday
22 June 2005 Pacific Daylight Time

SUN
Begin civil twilight 5:17 a.m.
Sunrise 5:48 a.m.
Sun transit 1:12 p.m.
Sunset 8:35 p.m.
End civil twilight 9:07 p.m.

MOON
Moonrise 8:50 p.m. on preceding day
Moon transit 1:23 a.m.
Moonset 5:56 a.m.
Moonrise 9:53 p.m.
Moonset 7:10 a.m. on following day

Phase of the Moon on 22 June: waning gibbous with 99% of the Moon's visible disk illuminated.

Full Moon on 21 June 2005 at 9:14 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time.

Posted by: Andrew in Alameda at June 22, 2005 10:16 AM

Congratulations Steamwand! Another sole-surfer in the making?

Posted by: Dennis at June 22, 2005 10:18 AM

No way, e! Just goes to show, when in doubt....

Ian, just shot you an email. CONGRATS Steamwand! You two fighting over names yet? ;)

Posted by: s.s. sharkbait at June 22, 2005 10:27 AM

way to go gvibe7, glad to hear you are having fun and scoring waves. What type of work are you doing over there?

Posted by: the janitor at June 22, 2005 10:31 AM

Nice work TEAM Steamwand. Congratulations!

e, savor the days of summer when you can wake, walk, and surf. stay stoked.

Posted by: 3to5setsof7 at June 22, 2005 10:36 AM

Just how shallow is Pipe? Check the guys standing on the reef. (Photo: Neal Miyake)

South was hitting the north spots pretty well this morning. No wind. Wedgy peaks.

Posted by: kdalle at June 22, 2005 10:56 AM

OB is waaaaay heavier than pipe.

Those guy's are pussies compared to OB guys.

And they are fags, too.

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 11:07 AM

flades -- I usually see people catching Striped Bass, although it seems pretty rare to see people catching anything at all.

http://www.sfgate.com/sports/outdoors/fishing/

Posted by: mwsf at June 22, 2005 11:13 AM

OB heavier than Pipe? Man, give me some of whatever you're smokin': being delusional is always better than when the reality check really does suck. It's like drinking enough beers to make the girls in the bar look better in the Mission District.

Posted by: MSG at June 22, 2005 11:24 AM

Steamwand, big props, that's insane. Elias is getting married? Wow. Congrats to everyone.

Posted by: Ian at June 22, 2005 11:25 AM

no time, so nothing of substance to report, but wanted to post a couple of cool pics from a surf newsletter an Aussie buddy signed me up for some time back. the newsletter author/photog is in the Mentawais now. sounds like he's gettin' some fine waves and, by the evidence below, some cool shots.

peace.

Posted by: ck at June 22, 2005 11:27 AM


endless wave, ice cold beers, yes please

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 11:38 AM

endless beers ruined surfing...

Posted by: flap at June 22, 2005 11:45 AM

If you are interested in more of those pics CK posted its aquabumps.com.au. The guy posts a daily surf report with pics from Bondi Beach, Oz or wherever he is surfing at the moment. Comes via email in in the afternoon right about when I want to stop thinking at work and go home. Good stuff.

Posted by: tucker at June 22, 2005 11:45 AM

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 11:47 AM


Posted by: tom at June 22, 2005 11:50 AM

Four more hours to vacation. Yahooooooooo!

Posted by: Dennis at June 22, 2005 12:00 PM

Congrats to all. Sick stormy tube shot! Rip it in in Japan, Dennis- hope you score some swell.

When are they gonna put a flowrider in @ 24 hour fitness? I actually might use my membership.

http://www.wavehouseathleticclub.com/FlowRider/flowrider.htm#

Posted by: artifact at June 22, 2005 12:02 PM

Water's "heavier" at OB but you rarely hit the bottom. Pipe is a meat grinder on the inside -- snap your haole chicken arm right off if given the chance.

But guarans the Pipe guys could not want to paddle out through the heaving, mile-wide winter OB impact zone the way we do. That takes a special kind of mental patient.
:)

-MM

Posted by: Monkey Milk at June 22, 2005 12:15 PM

who would? oh ya, mental patients.

Posted by: no name ned at June 22, 2005 12:33 PM

dennis-san, enjoy japan and flex that gaijin power.

my [insert throat clearing sound here] wife is over there right now and may even be at shonan getting her surf on. i'll be joining her in a few weeks - and hopefully catching some sweet typhoon swells.

ja ne!

Posted by: rza at June 22, 2005 12:34 PM

what will we do without Dennis' 15+ posts a day?

Posted by: Concerned poster at June 22, 2005 12:56 PM

have fun in the land of the rising sun dennis!

http://www.craigslist.org/sfc/spo/79875805.html

nothing more at this time.

Posted by: bagel at June 22, 2005 01:06 PM

Hey Concerned, I limit my posts to 12. Don't wannabe a blog hog ya know ;^).

Thanks all for the 'swell' wishes.

Posted by: Dennis at June 22, 2005 01:21 PM

Kampai Dennis!! be on the lookout for e ona.
My japanese friend told me to say "ski yaru" to any cute japanese girls. I later found out it means, "I like sex."

surrrfff!

Posted by: e at June 22, 2005 01:24 PM

I checked out the taco truck at 4th & townsend for lunch today, the regular carnitas torta is solid, a nice change of pace from victor's. variety is key. bagel, thanks for the tip, how long has that thing been there?

Posted by: eric at June 22, 2005 01:29 PM

Got my yearly review today. Boss indicated I would do better if I organized my life around work rather than the other way around. I'm a slacker, I'll admit, but it seems to me that in today's workplace you are excessively penalized if you're trying to have a balanced life and not striving to climb the corporate ladder. What do you think?

Posted by: steve-o at June 22, 2005 01:29 PM

And dennis, have a sweet vacation, hope you score

Posted by: eric at June 22, 2005 01:31 PM

Dennis, here are some tips for your trip to Shonan

1) wear sunscreen and a shirt. You are unaccustomed to the amount of sun you are gonna see (think Monmouth Cy heat wave plus), and you will be by far the biggest whitest person within miles

2) the T&C shop across the road from Shonan rents BICs. They don't speak much english, but "rentaru sufaboda" seemed to work. About $30/day.

3) After surfing, you will wait in line for about 30 minutes and rinse every grain of sand off yourself and the board.

4) Don't miss the big Buddha, a short trip away

HTH, have fun. If you are there on Marine Day have a little eel to celebrate.

Posted by: blakestah at June 22, 2005 01:38 PM

steve-o,
start looking for a new job. anyone in this day and age that plays that draconian line about work first, doesn't have life and will not be happy that you do.

or you can take them surfing and turn the tide on them.

dennis, enjoy japan and maui.


Posted by: 3to5setsof7 at June 22, 2005 02:02 PM

yeah i checked out the taco truck yesterday and the carne asada seemed kinda sketch and weirdly textured. but my friend got a veggie burrito and it looked pretty solid. maybe i just went on a bad day.

i paddled out after work last night at the boogie spot and had fun, solid south still coming through but too much current to really get the good ones.

Posted by: bbr at June 22, 2005 02:03 PM

And when you do hit bottom, it's just soft sand. I'd still rather paddle out to big O.B. than big Pipe any day.

Posted by: mililaniguy at June 22, 2005 02:07 PM

Somewhere in California. What spot is this?

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 02:07 PM

That's OB on a super average fall day right???

Posted by: sf at June 22, 2005 02:11 PM

if it's where i think it is, i surfed it about a month ago for the first time and it's pretty gnarly.

MSG everyone knows pipe is heavier than OB please just drop it.

Posted by: bbr at June 22, 2005 02:13 PM

word on the taco truck..i kind of ate my words (ha, ha.) yesterday when i wasnt to impressed with the super torta i aquired. i think that things been there a little over a month now...

Posted by: bagel at June 22, 2005 02:14 PM

me at the same place (i think)... it must be insane when it's as big as the shot above

Posted by: bbr at June 22, 2005 02:19 PM

Question: I am going on a 10-day Costa trip with my girlfriend, a beginning surfer. The trip is my present to her for her graduation and in addition to surfing she wants to see the volcano, rainforest, and all that crap. That said, I am jonesing for some serious surf action. Upon landing do I immediately head to the beach, surf my brains out for a few days assuming there are waves, and resign myself to tourist crap rainforest hiking etc. for the rest of the trip, or, should we do the rainforest crap before the surf portion? Keep in mind that I might be a little pre-occupied if we do the rainforest crap first, because, well that's the way I am. But if we do the surf portion first there is the possibility we have to leave good waves to go commune with plants. Opinions?

Posted by: sterl at June 22, 2005 02:20 PM

fully shoulder hopping :)

Posted by: bbr at June 22, 2005 02:20 PM

been back in the water past three days after almost a month out due to travel (awesome time in valencia thanks for the info a while back j.o.c.!) and recovery from travel. very fun sunday, good utility seshs mon & tuesday. amazing how friggin out of shape i am, would not want to paddle out in TOH OB or pipe right now!

dennis have an awesome trip!
steamwand congrats!

Posted by: vons at June 22, 2005 02:26 PM

where else are you gonna take off bbr? nice one!

so ill say its somewhere central coast.. too bad the only spot i know down there is PI$mO b#@ch

Posted by: bagel at June 22, 2005 02:28 PM

Get a surf report & forecast the day before you leave, then schedule your girlfiend's outings based on when you think the surf will be the most marginal.

Posted by: Davo at June 22, 2005 02:29 PM

Or just head straight to the beach first thing. If it's pumping, keep surfing. If it's just okay get in a sesh or two to cure yourself and then go do her thing. Then get back to the coast ASAP!

Posted by: Davo at June 22, 2005 02:32 PM

go hiking first.

go surfing last.

get on the plane with a nice salty sunburn and mark it 8 dude.

and thanks for the ups ian and bagels.

Posted by: elias at June 22, 2005 02:33 PM

sterl - definitely surf first, 2-3 seshs a day until you are waterlogged and aching. then see the volcano at arenal for a couple days and chill in the hot springs while the water drains out of your ears and your shoulders recover. good times.

Posted by: vons at June 22, 2005 02:35 PM

BBR that's a rad shot......

...sorry to say it though but it looks to me like it is "only" double over ankle plus

Posted by: tom at June 22, 2005 02:41 PM

Sterl, I gotta go with Davo. Plan around the swell my friend. If you are looking to "get your nut off", why do it in 2-3 ft Tamarindo beach break when you can get 6-7 ft Playa Negra.

You don't need to plan ahead too much in Costa Rica other then maybe your accomodations. You can knock out the rainforest thing in Manual Antonio and surf as well. Get a pass, go into the deal there, surf the break out front before you head in. Surf when you are done. Cross rainforest off your list. Drive north, hit the volcano when the surf sucks. Go in the hotsprings, do a "canopy tour", cross off volcano.

Go surf.

Head to airport. Come home.

Posted by: Kaiser at June 22, 2005 02:46 PM

That spot, is that the place around the southern central coast where Curran is out there rippin'. The below sea level spot?

niiiiiice.

i don't know you elias, but you make surfing boards, and that in itself is a big congrats!

Posted by: Hb at June 22, 2005 02:47 PM

OVER THE LINE ELIAS!!

Posted by: the dude at June 22, 2005 02:47 PM

sterl, if it's a present for her, designate the time to her first. Then once she's burned out on all the nature stuff, she'll just want to lay out on the beach. Then you can surf all you want. Unnnnnnless there's a solid south coming through right when you get there.

bbr, doesn't matter about the shoulder hop, look how knarly that wave is, good on you man, sick shot.

Also, doesn't this look like an optical illusion?

Somewhere in California

Posted by: Ian at June 22, 2005 02:53 PM

I suspect bbr knows it and doesn't want to name it.
The guy in the photo was towed.

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 02:53 PM

BBR- are you willing to lay the goods for some "sponge spots" on a novelty? I got some fun bodysurfing in this weekend after a good standup session and it got me to thinking... I know a few fun spots that are unsurfable and fun to bodysurf here but want to know more. I am going to guess that the spots I hit you already know but I will be happy to trade stats off board. And come on, how many bodysurfers do you think I know around here? It's all on the QT. The thicker and nastier the better- I consider closing out B---r on a big NW workable. Interested? I want that wave that you are on without the board!

Posted by: goodmorning at June 22, 2005 03:04 PM

Sterl, I'm gonna side w/Ian. If you're distracted for surf, she's going to notice whether she lets on or not. Go w/the Ian suggestion, but to cover all contingencies, do something REALLY REALLY NICE for her IMMEDIATELY BEFORE you leave. That way if there are 6 ft glassy peelers right when you arrive she will likely be fine w/beach days first. Also, if there is any ok surf here before you go [ a south?] noodle your arms in a pre Costa session. Sure, it's not tropical paradise up here , but then the wait-for-surf will be more palatable.

fyi I'm a girl. This is reliable advice. Now a favor; convince someone to take me on a 10 day Costa surfing vacation.

Posted by: s.s. sharkbait at June 22, 2005 03:10 PM

sure, goodmorning. i'd like to know what you've got, but truthfully i don't have too much. hit me up: alex@a-framemag.com.

Posted by: bbr at June 22, 2005 03:12 PM

Shonan kinda sucks. It's much better when you get out of that little bay, either north or south. A typhoon might make shonan fire, but otherwise it is kookland with lots of young horny leggy girls.

Posted by: eatout at June 22, 2005 03:12 PM

Here's another for you goodmorning. Yes, I know where it is.

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 03:17 PM

mmmmm leggy

Posted by: homer at June 22, 2005 03:22 PM

YEAH BUT I WASN'T OVER THE LINE YOU CRAZY F*%K, NOW MARK IT 8 Donny.

Posted by: Smokey at June 22, 2005 03:34 PM

I think I mis quoted myself... shit. accidentally combined two lines.. All you lebowski heads, I'm sorry...

I just entered a world of pain.

Posted by: Smokey at June 22, 2005 03:44 PM

STFU, Smokey!!

"Fascist!"

"Que Ridiculo"

Posted by: The Jesus at June 22, 2005 03:52 PM

is he gonna shit or is he gonna kill us?
make up your mind!

Posted by: korewin at June 22, 2005 03:53 PM

first hes gonna shit, than hes gonna kill us.

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 03:54 PM

i have an inquiry for the 0 and 1 represented
masses out there...an old friend asked me about
a TERIBLE surf film the other day...SURF II

and we laughed our asses off. so horrible...

anyone remember this one?
important fact: there was no SURF I

Posted by: korewin at June 22, 2005 03:55 PM

korewin, never saw it man. Can you email me at aloha2ian at yahoo? Have a question for you about what were talkign about the other day.

Also, this is pretty cool. Jesse Billauer surfing Tavarua better than I ever will, and he's paralyzed.
http://homepage.mac.com/mark.13/Tavarua/iMovieTheater127.html

Posted by: Ian at June 22, 2005 04:10 PM

Good bye ya'll. I'll try my luck in Shizuoka also. Looks like some fun spots there. Outta here!!!

Posted by: Dennis at June 22, 2005 04:11 PM

I watched surf II about 10 times with some friends when I was 12-13-14 (mid 80s). I still remember lines: "right here with your beans o'finley". Loved it. kind of embarrassing now.

Posted by: eric at June 22, 2005 04:16 PM

screwed. goodmorning, maybe hit this up for some dumpy-fun stuff? ;)

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 04:18 PM

uh this isnt even cool. http://surfingthemag.com/surfing-photo-video/surfing-videos/ then click on "Taming the Zambezi River"

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 04:25 PM

Anyone know anything about the spots at Point Dume? What swell angle is best? Do any of the reefs there get steep & fast on the right swell, or is it mostly longboarding stuff? My brother and sister in-laws just bought a plot next to Johnny Carson and they have the gate key...

Posted by: Davo at June 22, 2005 04:27 PM

davo,
jonny's dead, are you reffering to a cemetery?

just paddle out i'm sure the locals are freindly...........NOT

Posted by: 3to5setsof7 at June 22, 2005 04:39 PM

Cremated and ashes returned to wife. Right point right next to the urn.

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 04:41 PM

X
Were you thinking "time signature"?

SK
No, I tend to not think about it. You can tell when stuff is not metrically entirely straight, but I have a really twisted kind of metrical conception anyway.

X
Want to talk about that a little bit?

SK
It's kind of technical, but the short version is, in Western music the metric component to the thing is called compound duple, groups of four things or eight things, basically, and it's subdivided. It's really kind of a funny way to do it. The older musical cultures think of music as either being circular, like the Indians, or layered - layers of rhythms - like the Africans, and we have this chopped up kind of thing. That's how they teach it, that's how it's learned, and that's how you talk about it: this fraction of this beat or this subdivision of this grouping. But what you wind up getting with compound duple, when you have four things [holds up his fingers of one hand splayed] is you have no center, and then you have uneven spaces, and you either have a beginning- or an end-accented thing, necessarily when you have two things, right? So if you have an unaccented pulse [slaps lap], and then you accent the first part [ONE two ONE two ONE two rhythm] it kind of tends to plod or slow down. If you accent the other part [one TWO one TWO...] and you don't think about it for a minute, it's turned back into, you know, "ONE two, ONE two." It turns around. So in compound duple, where we're kind of forced to think, stuff either falls back or falls forward.

In the last couple of years, I started looking at all the even divisions as being groups of odd divisions anyway, so eight, for me, for example, is like five and three. If you look at five things and three things, then you've got a center for the five and you've got a center for the three, and you've got even spaces, and so it's just a different way to look at it. If you take five and three, and you accent the middle of the five and you accent the middle of the three, you have backbeat anyway so you wind up with the same stuff. It's just a different feeling, but then once you're that far, what's the problem with five or seven? [He demonstrates on his lap]

It all grooves if it's got a backbeat, except the backbeats are now in the middle of the thing. It's all odd anyway, so when stuff's odd, especially if I don't know it's supposed to be odd, I don't have any problem with it. It doesn't bother me that much. But when I know it's "in seven" - and so much of that Grateful Dead stuff that I'm working on right now is in odd time signatures and odd bars - it's confusing to have to think of it first, but it's fun to just hear it and play it.

X
It sounds a little bit like the way, in visual arts, asymmetry can be sometimes more appealing than symmetry. Those regular, even, perfectly divided things can seem less interesting.

SK
Yeah, the odd numbers in music, whether it's pitches or beats, tend to be the ones that seem symmetrical.This seems to be the way most of the primitive music was generated. If you have a central, starting pitch, [holds out hand palm down] and you go a note above that [points] and a note below the starting pitch [points], and you go one more note above or below that [points to both], you wind up with a pentatonic scale. So it's just a starting pitch and then pitches on either side of that ... and repetition at the octave. So that's where the melody's been for the last couple million years.

X
Is it time for it go somewhere else?

SK
No!

X
OK, just checking.

Posted by: Kimock at June 22, 2005 04:43 PM

anyone got any info about the mollusk surf shop opening at the beach? is it to be all fish type boards? looks like they're having a little opening party this weekend.

so what...that's three new shops this year? hello crowds!!

Posted by: rza at June 22, 2005 04:57 PM

Okay 3 to 5, I'm a bit brain dead today. And so's Johnny. Anyway, the plot is across from the house where he used to live. I guess I'll just have to check it. I'm hoping to get at least some thin crowds...

Posted by: Davo at June 22, 2005 05:02 PM

What are the three new shops?

Include "Board Meeting" in Pacifica?

Enough already.

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 05:05 PM

Mollusk Surf Shop is having a grand opening party on Saturday, June 25th from 6-9pm. Come check out the fresh batch of Pavels, Liddles, Broms, Dan-os, Christensens, Mandalas, Campbell Brothers....etc. Also art by Barry McGee, Jay Nelson, Jeff Canham, Charlie Callahan and Laura Flippen. Mollusk Surf Shop is located at 46th and Irving in San Francisco

from surfline 06.22.05

Posted by: korewin at June 22, 2005 05:08 PM

just remember to charge!

Posted by: e at June 22, 2005 05:11 PM

Davo,
theres little dume and big dume. and basically you are a local now with that key. you are stoked. both are right points that work pretty much when the rest of la's working or at least north la county.

Yes, enough surf shops in SF. as popular as surfing may be, there aint enough room in this city. this has been tested. just check the san francisco surf shop cemetary that is the outer sunset.

Posted by: surf guy at June 22, 2005 05:25 PM

Yeah, except that I live up north so I can't take advantage of it. But yeah, I'll be stoked when I visit. I'll be down there this weekend, and it should be working on Sunday. But in general, I'll take nor cal over Pt. Dume or any other LA county break. They just don't get the size & power.

Posted by: Davo at June 22, 2005 05:42 PM

BAAAH!!

Posted by: big rock, the wedge, super tubes, blacks, ect..ob aint that crazy at June 22, 2005 05:51 PM

big rock, blacks are SD county. Supertubes is SB. Wedge is OC. I said LA county. I lived in SD for 12 years...I know about so cal ;)

Posted by: Davo at June 22, 2005 06:00 PM

ob aint that crazy? I've surfed big blacks & big rock and they don't even compare. Sure, Blacks gets 15 foot and gnarly, but I've never been so scared as being out in big OB. Hell, many days I can't even make it outside. Prolly for the better...

Posted by: Davo at June 22, 2005 06:05 PM

Hey BBR,

Damn, you rush, dude.

Posted by: MSG at June 22, 2005 06:30 PM


Mind if I smoke a jay?

Posted by: El Duderino at June 22, 2005 06:45 PM

three new surf shops?
wow, everyone wants a slice of the pie.

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 07:33 PM

bbr- where's the next edition of A-Frame? It's a lot of work, I'm sure, but your fans are waiting!

Posted by: Bruce at June 22, 2005 07:46 PM

OB's nothing like it was when I was a grom. RIP.

Posted by: at June 22, 2005 07:54 PM

bruce, next mag is about a month away. i'll post here when it comes out.

Posted by: bbr at June 22, 2005 11:00 PM

janitor, i'm doing public affairs for an american company. it's good times, really laid back.

congrats, steamwand!

Posted by: gvibe7 at June 23, 2005 01:42 AM

the dude finally goes to jail. right on.

Posted by: bagel at June 23, 2005 10:00 AM

thats a Norman Rockwell painting "Murder in Mississippi"

Posted by: bagel at June 23, 2005 10:01 AM

the dude certainly does not ask if he can do a j at this point in the film. please review your cinema before you end up desecrating great works of art.

My advice is, do what your parents did! Get a job, sir! The bums will always lose-- do you hear me,
Lebowski? THE BUMS WILL ALWAYS--

Posted by: ashamed at June 24, 2005 04:34 PM
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