Been bugger all nice here for a week - I thank God for Weiry's avatar Scotty's isn't foul either ....... geez

Ok, here's my attempt at nice - an underwater selfey by the daughter of me and her

I hear ya Nozza - made some big changes 6 yrs ago now and never looked back Its nice to get that work life balance equation back in your favour. I work from home on average 2 to 3 days a week. So the long commute the other 2 is not normally an issue. Some weeks though - like last week - I had to go down to the big smoke 4 times. I just hate it when I have meetings that finish in Sydney around 4 to 5pm. Doesn't happen often but when it does ahhhhh - plans on the horizon to take the working from home concept to another level - stay tuned Re the train - the work has to be done so I might as well make use of the time on the train - means I have more time for surfing !

As for the 666 - had one of those in the garage for abt 5 yrs now - I hardly ever ride them anymore - no need where we live. The chick uses it a few times a week though. I just find them so limiting / frustrating in the surf compared to any of the other toys I have in the garage. Have a new nose riding LB on the go at the moment - that should cover me for those days that I do not head out now.

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Ted the Kiwi said...
I hear ya Nozza - made some big changes 6 yrs ago now and never looked back Its nice to get that work life balance equation back in your favour. I work from home on average 2 to 3 days a week. So the long commute the other 2 is not normally an issue. Some weeks though - like last week - I had to go down to the big smoke 4 times. I just hate it when I have meetings that finish in Sydney around 4 to 5pm. Doesn't happen often but when it does ahhhhh - plans on the horizon to take the working from home concept to another level - stay tuned Re the train - the work has to be done so I might as well make use of the time on the train - means I have more time for surfing !

As for the 666 - had one of those in the garage for abt 5 yrs now - I hardly ever ride them anymore - no need where we live. The chick uses it a few times a week though. I just find them so limiting / frustrating in the surf compared to any of the other toys I have in the garage. Have a new nose riding LB on the go at the moment - that should cover me for those days that I do not head out now.

I aspire to find anything limiting in the surf!

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Nozza said...
I aspire to find anything limiting in the surf!

I'm the limiting factor in my surfing.

is it really a good evening if you need to post on the breeze at night

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laceys lane said...
is it really a good evening if you need to post on the breeze at night

well if thats not calling the kettle black

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Macaha said...

laceys lane said...
is it really a good evening if you need to post on the breeze at night

well if thats not calling the kettle black

pondering aloud mr 'i've got a life' macaha

Oh pondering yes thats what old people do well thats what I do anyway

Pondering where to surf tomorrow

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asea said...
Pondering where to surf tomorrow

I knew you were ponderer

Smash them at the Y Prez

It must be a good evening if you are able to ponder.
Or is a ponderer someone who goes surfing in a pond?

Just got that sent to me grom man
Hope everyone's evening going well. The surf is looking,well I'm a wee bit excited for tomorrow

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laceys lane said...
is it really a good evening if you need to post on the breeze at night

WTF you started the post Hahahahahahahaha

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weiry said...

laceys lane said...
is it really a good evening if you need to post on the breeze at night

WTF you started the post Hahahahahahahaha

one of my best ponders

1982 Stubbies Surf Classic Burleigh

The 82 Stubbies was the pinicle of inovation period surfing and surfboard design. The heats included Mark Richards on his own hand shaped twin fin design, Cheyne Horan (winning) on a Geoff McCoy Laser Zap design with Ben Lexan designed winged Star fin, Rabbit Barthlemow on a channel bottom rounded pin tail Hot Stuff, Dane Kealoa on a T&C twin fin and Simon Anderson on his new 3 fin thruster design. Never before or since has there been such a variety of cutting edge surfboard design in one place.

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weiry said...
1982 Stubbies Surf Classic Burleigh

The 82 Stubbies was the pinicle of inovation period surfing and surfboard design. The heats included Mark Richards on his own hand shaped twin fin design, Cheyne Horan (winning) on a Geoff McCoy Laser Zap design with Ben Lexan designed winged Star fin, Rabbit Barthlemow on a channel bottom rounded pin tail Hot Stuff, Dane Kealoa on a T&C twin fin and Simon Anderson on his new 3 fin thruster design. Never before or since has there been such a variety of cutting edge surfboard design in one place.

Wow weiry good info,I'm currently seating on that very point right now

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Macaha said...

weiry said...
1982 Stubbies Surf Classic Burleigh

The 82 Stubbies was the pinicle of inovation period surfing and surfboard design. The heats included Mark Richards on his own hand shaped twin fin design, Cheyne Horan (winning) on a Geoff McCoy Laser Zap design with Ben Lexan designed winged Star fin, Rabbit Barthlemow on a channel bottom rounded pin tail Hot Stuff, Dane Kealoa on a T&C twin fin and Simon Anderson on his new 3 fin thruster design. Never before or since has there been such a variety of cutting edge surfboard design in one place.

Wow weiry good info,I'm currently seating on that very point right now

i went to that one mac, some photos of that in the photo thread.

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weiry said...

Macaha said...

weiry said...
1982 Stubbies Surf Classic Burleigh

The 82 Stubbies was the pinicle of inovation period surfing and surfboard design. The heats included Mark Richards on his own hand shaped twin fin design, Cheyne Horan (winning) on a Geoff McCoy Laser Zap design with Ben Lexan designed winged Star fin, Rabbit Barthlemow on a channel bottom rounded pin tail Hot Stuff, Dane Kealoa on a T&C twin fin and Simon Anderson on his new 3 fin thruster design. Never before or since has there been such a variety of cutting edge surfboard design in one place.

Wow weiry good info,I'm currently seating on that very point right now

i went to that one mac, some photos of that in the photo thread.

i think i did too. but you know what they say- if you can remember it you weren't there

photographic memory this black duck

where's does quasimodo surf?



bell's beach of course.


he also doubles up as simondo's surf caddy





disc don't blame me- i got it from the paper pup

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laceys lane said..

where's does quasimodo surf?



bell's beach of course.


he also doubles up as simondo's surf caddy





disc don't blame me- i got it from the paper pup

PMSL you're a funny frother Lacey

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[b]weiry said..

My oh my aren't those pants just wonderful

Goodness me they are fine.

ET.

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thePup said..

laceys lane said..

where's does quasimodo surf?



bell's beach of course.


he also doubles up as simondo's surf caddy





disc don't blame me- i got it from the paper pup

PMSL you're a funny frother Lacey

Quasimodo now that name rings a bell, I have a hunch he's back

Skeleton bay...

Yep