soooo hot

Discussion in 'The Bucket' started by liegeofinveracity, Jun 8, 2008.

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  1. geekdafied

    geekdafied 3reef Sponsor

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    Im never goin to that beach again!!!!!!!

    Last summer, thats where Coral Reefer took us to the beach when we were up there, planned on going back this summer! Yall got some rough beaches up there. Im use to running around barefoot or in flipflops(being from TN and all cause all we wear are overalls and run around barefoot) but that beach tore my feet up.
     
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  3. amcarrig

    amcarrig Super Moderator

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    Yeah, the beaches around here pretty much suck. You have to go to Rhode Island to get the nice sandy beaches but they're so crowded that it's not worth the drive.
     
  4. geekdafied

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    we got there at like 9am on a Sunday morning, its wasnt too bad, and we hit the road before Noon. Tom said it got super crowded after we left and they got toasted!
     
  5. amcarrig

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    I grew up on Long Island so I'm used to crowded beaches. That's not to say that I wouldn't rather drive 8 hours to Hatteras than 1.5 hours to Rhode Island :) Hatteras is worth the drive.
     
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    in a 8hr time frame I can be sitting on the beach in FL.
     
  7. amcarrig

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    I'd still rather go to Hatteras :)
     
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  9. omard

    omard Gnarly Old Codfish

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    Here in PNW they are forecasting a foot or more of snow in our mountain passes tonight...:confused:

    Is somebody trying to tell us something?
     
  10. R34dawn

    R34dawn Ocellaris Clown

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    LOL! you all need to add a few items to your lovely heat, one being out doors, two a nice pair of metal torso boots, three (momax) fire proof coveralls and last but not least a 90 to 110# jackhammer and no umbrella....lmao
     
  11. liegeofinveracity

    liegeofinveracity Coral Banded Shrimp

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    i'd take never ending snowfall and subzero temps year round over this,i guess i'm just not used to it, i live 15 minutes from the ocean up here,but i go to maine when i want to swim,the beaches up there are gorgeous and you have to walk out a half mile or so to be waist deep,that keeps the water in the high 60'slow 70's...quite warm for up here.
    one time up there i was hugging an old gf just kinding of standing in the water about knee deep when something brushed my leg, i pushed her away,she fell down and i ran across the top of the water like that chinese guy in remo williams! she didnt speak to me for almost a week!lol i saw jaws when i was way to young!
     
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    omard Gnarly Old Codfish

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    I once read that in India, there are twelve different words for describing degree of outside temperature "hotness" - Anywhere between hot enough to dissolve an ice cube...to hot enough to melt a brass door knob...I guess.

    Sounds like you guys are right up there around last...