Surfing Waves

what do you do??????
can't bear it anymore!!!
flat before i went to france
flat while i was in france and flat now!!!!

I don't know, I have the opposite problem, waves here are too big for me. Looked good when getting used to the water yesterday, but as soon as I took my board out, the waves just started coming in so big that there was no way for me to get past the breakers and the waves were coming very quickly too.
So when the waves are too big, I just walk along the beach and enjoy watchin the waves and some of the best surfers in the area.

Sex, Drugs, and Rock n Roll

i go mountian biking, snorkling, scuba diving, cliff jumping allways find some thing to pass the time

If it is flat then I'll swim in the sea anyway, I actually love the sea when it's flat...take some goggles and swim underwater!

go into town, go to your local surf shop, go bombing it down hills on skateboards, skimboarding, chilling, pissin about with m8s, need anymore

go rock climbing! ...my new hobby...

Repair boards.

Watch surf flicks.

Balance board.

Make fins (er... try to).

Make surfboards (er... try to).

Sit on the balcony and watch the ocean, drinking beer or wine (depends on the time of year) with friends...

-doug
PS. I don't wait for swell as I have the local swell window pretty much nailed down.

Read the 'Babe of the Day' thread again...

Hmm, some nice lists here; you've all given me some idea's of what to do when it's flat...

But yeah, I've always loved the sea either way, waves or not... particularly enjoy cliff jumping. I don't have the guts to do anything major yet, I do around 40ft, and that gives me an adrenaline rush as it is! The good thing about that is that there are some great spots for jumping close to home, as oposed to the long drive to any surf spots...

Jump on my motorbike and race down some nice country road's, stopping for a good breakfast................LOVE IT

Adrenaline Fueled where abouts do you cliff jump.
Im in pembrokeshire and ive only heard of the blue lagoon but no sure exactly where it is.

Adrenaline Fueled wrote:Read the 'Babe of the Day' thread again...

Hmm, some nice lists here; you've all given me some idea's of what to do when it's flat...

But yeah, I've always loved the sea either way, waves or not... particularly enjoy cliff jumping. I don't have the guts to do anything major yet, I do around 40ft, and that gives me an adrenaline rush as it is! The good thing about that is that there are some great spots for jumping close to home, as oposed to the long drive to any surf spots...

bbb..bbbb.....but what if its 2ft deep! lol

and you wouldnt get me jumping 40ft off no clif, no way

Not even for a drink

Adrenaline Fueled wrote:Read the 'Babe of the Day' thread again...

"I read it for the articles"

thanks
many things to do except swimming you cant see throught or wouldnt want to put your head in the water here lol
skimboardings good!!!!!

whers louth???

Adrenaline Fueled wrote:Read the 'Babe of the Day' thread again... :D

Hmm, some nice lists here; you've all given me some idea's of what to do when it's flat...

But yeah, I've always loved the sea either way, waves or not... particularly enjoy cliff jumping. I don't have the guts to do anything major yet, I do around 40ft, and that gives me an adrenaline rush as it is! The good thing about that is that there are some great spots for jumping close to home, as oposed to the long drive to any surf spots...

40ft is not bad highest ive done is 50ft at portland in dorset

surf machine

liking the sound of cliff jumping .. im up for that if you know some good safe spots .. yeeee-haaaar "

Usually if all else fails ( cant be arsed to go swimming , ride motybike, thump my punchbag etcetc ).. then i turn to my two trusty 1210's and annoy the hell out of my neighbours by having a one man party

definitely windsurfing if there's any wind..... if no wind and no waves, I'll just look for surf vids on the internet or come on here