you could swap your days off to suit the swell

After spending the last few weeks out with a dodgy back and then add poor conditions,I have not spent as much time in the water as I would like.

This weekend is typical.yesterday crap and today worse,so its a waisted weekend
in my books.

What ya reckon

All my days are off........still can't get a surf.

obct said...

That would be an interestingly worded employment contract.

"The employer (herein refereed to as "the aresehole boss or TAB") does hereby agree that the employee (herein refereed to a the "Useless Bludjing Surfer or UBS”) can differ working hours if the swell size is above 3 feet and considered to be going off”

Works for me

Back in 84,I rocked up to an interview with my board on the roof.
One of the first questions I was asked,so you surf? yes I enjoy surfing was my reply.
The interview lasted 10 minutes

I got the job the recruitment guy was a keen surfer and I soon moved up the ladder

asea said...

where is the dotted line mac ,i will be a good employee at samy.

I ll swap rolls mate,there are some advantages to working shift work,work at night and surf during the day, sounds good to me

62mac said...

Lfish said...

All my days are off........still can't get a surf.

But I want this guy's job

The pays not that good tho.......

does that mean i will get samy for a good price?

Just looked at swellnet and they are saying that snapper/greeny is the best it has been in months has anyone actually seen it for themselves ? if so - how does it really look - Mal'able ?????

billboard said...

62mac said...

Money is overrated imo

Much like your surfing prowess

Every dog has its day and friday wasnt mine

Yeh I remember that guy, I have not seen him around, was he at Dukes yesterday
I saw a guy who looked similar to your mate

haha

Yes BB your memory serves you correctly cracked ribs then a nice split in my shin a couple of weeks later we must have that coffee maybe next week

Hey fellas I just got back from Crescent head yesterday .
I took the fam up for a week,s camping what a hoot
The point worked 4 days on 3 off (must be in hueys eba )
Anyway the crew were going off the age was 40ish plus and very relaxed
apart from some short boarders on day three
I got some memorable waves and you had to negotiate a busy channel with crew scattered in groups at various spots of the wave the biggest day got to about 4 ft
and very crowded , I drove down to point plomer one afternoon to find the beach empty the solitude was bliss after the crowds at creso
We did a little sight seeing and sampling of the local fare .
I even found a a reason to visit the local Bunnings when a near gale blew up on Wednesday and buckled the tent after tearing the fly off, anyway I fixed the problem and by the generosity of a couple of blokes with some extra rope and stuff, got everything back on track , the weather was warm and sunny mostly , but the rain started late Friday night and so we had to decamp in the wet s--t happens anyway
We stopped off at a couple of places on the way back to Syd-ney and all in all had a pretty good week anybody thinking of staying at the camp grounds should book early
unfortunately i don,t have any pics as camera shat itself yeeha
Oh yeah before i forget, on the last day there was one guy out there who,s name was Pete he was 70+ without a doubt and charging harder than anyone awesome

Yeah get into it obct its well worth the effort