Current

dankind

You might receive a reminder tomorrow to keep your membership current so that it doesn't slip into arrears, which is where things can start to get messy.

Do you appreciate these types of reminders? Or do you like to live dangerously?

rr165892

A lot to think about right there Dankind.

Hobbes

Just a reminder...

Keep your current membership up-to-date.

You don't want to miss out on anything.

oftenreading

Good point, Hobbes.

You know, clams are really only happy because they're in the current.

Amongst the Ani

I fully support clams and current being together. Imagine them scisorring if you will.

Hobbes

Clams, yes. Crabs, no.

rr165892

Def no crab.but if the current is cold i recomend heating up with a big serving of Dickens Cider.It really can hit the spot.

oftenreading

Hobbes said:

Clams, yes. Crabs, no.

Well, of course. Who ever said "happy as a crab"??

F Me In The Brain

oftenreading said:

Hobbes said:

Clams, yes. Crabs, no.

Well, of course. Who ever said "happy as a crab"??

The same people that say 'Happy as a Pig In Shit'

Which is not to be tweaked to Happy as a (my) Hog in Shit....because that sounds like my hog swimming in the back current and we already covered this being happy to some and horrid to others.

How does this relate to crabs hiding on the current being good/bad? I don't know...I saw the chance to type about my hog playing in shit.

Empty Glass

Shouldn't be on page 2. Proves fans are too old.

#CurrentShouldBeCurrent

rr165892

Agreed empty.Current should always be on the forefront of ones mind.

Amongst the Ani

How long can you guys hold your breath after diving into a current head first?

oftenreading

Stig Severinsen holds the record for underwater breath holding at 22 minutes. Granted, he isn't very active in the current - he describes it as a "meditative state" - so he may be a bit of a disappointment.

Empty Glass

I'd go all day as long as there aren't any dead fish in the area.

Amongst the Ani

Empty Glass said:

I'd go all day as long as there aren't any dead fish in the area.

Do you use a special breathing technique?

F Me In The Brain

I like to keep come up for air with just the tip of my nose tilted out of the current's crest and then go back under. I sometimes do the alphabet to make sure that I stay on task and my mind doesn't wander. I find this helps the current.

lolobugg

imalive said:

I hate the crimson tide.

go georgia.

I really hope you are talking about currents and not the football team, mister.

Empty Glass

Amongst the Ani said:

Empty Glass said:

I'd go all day as long as there aren't any dead fish in the area.

Do you use a special breathing technique?

Yes. The muncher technique.

F Me In The Brain

Georgia has some strong currents. VERY strong. I have not been to Bama so I cannot comment on that.

lolobugg

F Me In The Brain said:

Georgia has some strong currents. VERY strong. I have not been to Bama so I cannot comment on that.

two thumbs up for both

Hobbes

^^^ You use your thumbs?

lolobugg

Hobbes said:

^^^ You use your thumbs?

rr165892

Well F,everyone knows the currents south of the Mason Dixon line are strong indeed.

For a proper long dive in the current I like to flip the current.This creates maximum airflow,pinpoint target assessment and the current can move free.Its a win all the way around.Sometimes the current can also grab you back so be prepared

dankind

rr165892 said:

dankind said:

rr165892 said:

Nice tractor avatar Dan.I don't see a beach anywhere near them hills.lol

You're right. That picture was taken in Vermont. I spent my entire Labor Day weekend bush-hogging that field. The bush grows pretty thick up there and gets awfully tangled with goldenrod.

Also, the Mad River, true to its namesake, has some wicked currents.

And don't get me started on mud season.

What beach do you call home?

Moving this over here:

Siesta will forever be the beach for me. Spent many a night getting lost in many a current on a lovely catamaran.

The beach that's at the end of my block is lovely to look at, but I wouldn't advise going into its filthy current.

It's a coastal town, though, and there are plenty of clean currents to explore that are a short bike ride away.

Other favorite beaches are Coney Island (freak current), Daytona (sloppy current), Rockaway (surf current) Cahoon Hollow (mellow current) and Sand (cool current).

Amongst the Ani

Current on page 2 again. Sad day for current lovers.

rr165892

dankind said:

rr165892 said:

dankind said:

rr165892 said:

Nice tractor avatar Dan.I don't see a beach anywhere near them hills.lol

You're right. That picture was taken in Vermont. I spent my entire Labor Day weekend bush-hogging that field. The bush grows pretty thick up there and gets awfully tangled with goldenrod.

Also, the Mad River, true to its namesake, has some wicked currents.

And don't get me started on mud season.

What beach do you call home?

Moving this over here:

Siesta will forever be the beach for me. Spent many a night getting lost in many a current on a lovely catamaran.

The beach that's at the end of my block is lovely to look at, but I wouldn't advise going into its filthy current.

It's a coastal town, though, and there are plenty of clean currents to explore that are a short bike ride away.

Other favorite beaches are Coney Island (freak current), Daytona (sloppy current), Rockaway (surf current) Cahoon Hollow (mellow current) and Sand (cool current).

Nice DK a fellow Floridian.Siesta Key is very nice.Did some jet skiing around there few years ago.
My youngest lives just south of you.She loves the west coast.(No current talk allowed when children are involved.Empty I'm talking to you)
I hope your a Bucs fan? Bucs Cheerleaders are known for there very strong Currents

dankind

rr165892 said:

dankind said:

rr165892 said:

dankind said:

rr165892 said:

Nice tractor avatar Dan.I don't see a beach anywhere near them hills.lol

You're right. That picture was taken in Vermont. I spent my entire Labor Day weekend bush-hogging that field. The bush grows pretty thick up there and gets awfully tangled with goldenrod.

Also, the Mad River, true to its namesake, has some wicked currents.

And don't get me started on mud season.

What beach do you call home?

Moving this over here:

Siesta will forever be the beach for me. Spent many a night getting lost in many a current on a lovely catamaran.

The beach that's at the end of my block is lovely to look at, but I wouldn't advise going into its filthy current.

It's a coastal town, though, and there are plenty of clean currents to explore that are a short bike ride away.

Other favorite beaches are Coney Island (freak current), Daytona (sloppy current), Rockaway (surf current) Cahoon Hollow (mellow current) and Sand (cool current).

Nice DK a fellow Floridian.Siesta Key is very nice.Did some jet skiing around there few years ago.
My youngest lives just south of you.She loves the west coast.(No current talk allowed when children are involved.Empty I'm talking to you)
I hope your a Bucs fan? Bucs Cheerleaders are known for there very strong Currents

Born and raised a cracker, but I now live amongst the wicked frigid and rocky currents on the north shore of Massachusetts.

About six months ago, I had to make a choice between two jobs: one back in my hometown of Sarasota and one back up in Boston.

Worst decision I've ever made, but it was for the right reason: my family.

RKCNDY

Don't think I could deal with all the frigid currents in bawston.

F Me In The Brain

I have been in a few lovely currents based in the great state of Masshole and they were OK. Don't do them wrong like that RK. Some current is free flowing.
#Kurrent

Empty Glass

Fresh water current