Select to expand quoteMacaha said..
Bunch of idiots out at snapper sitting on each other 
You should see the Miami stretch, business as usual, Snapper would blush!
Funny thing is though, where you can't park right there, lot less people in the water.
Select to expand quotebobajob said..Macaha said..
Bunch of idiots out at snapper sitting on each other
You should see the Miami stretch, business as usual, Snapper would blush!
Funny thing is though, where you can't park right there, lot less people in the water.
Yeah my son would be around Miami
Select to expand quoteNozza said..Tassiedevel said..Nozza said..
I was sure Cobra posted something about the only things left to do were wanking and drinking.
Where I am holed up in Bass Coast, they have shut the beaches over easter for everything - walking, swimming, no access.
Today the Victorian Government banned human powered water sports - paddling, surfing, kayaking.
I guess it's wanking and drinking from here on in
Don't get it mate - sure Coronavirus is a terrible thing but if they aren't careful the deaths from suicide / depression are going to be up there with the deaths from the disease .
One of the daughters mates committed suicide few weeks back -the family had to rush the funeral through before the numbers were cut back to 5 - time's are really ****ed
No joke, I have serious issues with depression. And too much alcohol. Edit
If that is a word,- , I put that in because I don't want to admit what my problem is
I had , I'm searching for the word, telehealth session with my psychiatrist today.
She advised me to (i'm debating how honest to be here but it may help others) to get out there and ignore warnings.'
Getting on the water is what keeps me alive.
Would have taken plenty of guts to admit that on a surfing forum . Nice to read you are talking to the professionals and keeping active .
We have 1 in the family with depression / anxiety issues - been a hell of a battle to get him out of the house for the last year - now with the stay at home message it's near impossible .Certainly has set him back quite a bit . Proven fact that getting outside , especially out on the water , is great for mental health .
Interesting read - my take is she is saying in her opinion the virus will not survive in salt water
Heads up, The wife sat on meetings yesterday with talks of covid hot spots at gold coast & sunny coast.
Hope everyone does the right thing this weekend, our numbers are looking ok atm like to see us beat it and return to normality.
Select to expand quoteCobra said..
Hope everyone does the right thing this weekend, our numbers are looking ok atm like to see us beat it and return to normality.
Wouldn't that be a thing
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..Cobra said..
Hope everyone does the right thing this weekend, our numbers are looking ok atm like to see us beat it and return to normality.
Wouldn't that be a thing
everyone in the long room would be doing the thing
Lockdown is dangerous for my health. I've just started coughing uncontrollably, I've got the sweats and am having trouble breathing. I know stomach problems are on the way.
The neighbours must be freaking out because they can all hear us coughing.
The house will probably be surrounded by a rapid response team in Germ warfare gear before I finish typing this post.
I'm sure it's because of the big C.
Not the dreaded Covid-19 though.
The big C of Chilli.
My wife has been cooking with unparalleled gusto and I'm not sure if I'll survive.
Exibihit A: Fried pork and Basil leaves with a minefield of Chillis and a fried egg.
Now we know who was hoarding the **** tickets. Maybe put a roll in the freezer for the morning. 
Big meal of flake / flathead / crayfish and abalone about to go in the bbq here . 1st crack at doing abalone on the barbie - could be interesting
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Now we know who was hoarding the **** tickets. Maybe put a roll in the freezer for the morning.
You have to be more responsible sp.
Ps is over night long enough to freeze poo tickets. Im asking for mac
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Big meal of flake / flathead / crayfish and abalone about to go in the bbq here . 1st crack at doing abalone on the barbie - could be interesting
Has the abalone been marinated if so what in?
Yep I know you folk still surfing are all practising safe distancing and all that **** and it couldn't be you spreading the big v but those 54 dead are mothers, fathers , sister, brothers n maybe grandparents. Not yours of course but somebodies.
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Yep I know you folk still exercising are all practising safe distancing and all that **** and it couldn't be you spreading the big v but those 54 dead are mothers, fathers , sister, brothers n maybe grandparents. Not yours of course but somebodies.
Select to expand quoteTassiedevel said..
Big meal of flake / flathead / crayfish and abalone about to go in the bbq here . 1st crack at doing abalone on the barbie - could be interesting
Done it heaps m8 (Abs on BBQ)...just put a couple bricks in plastic bags, beat the crap out of the Abs. Mix soy sauce, cream & garlic together. Get the BBQ cranking on high, pour on the sauce followed by the Abs & stir it around for about 60 to 90 seconds. Bloody beautiful!
Wish I was there to share that meal with ya 
Select to expand quoteTassiedevel said..Nozza said..Getting on the water is what keeps me alive.
Would have taken plenty of guts to admit that on a surfing forum . Nice to read you are talking to the professionals and keeping active .
We have 1 in the family with depression / anxiety issues - been a hell of a battle to get him out of the house for the last year - now with the stay at home message it's near impossible .Certainly has set him back quite a bit . Proven fact that getting outside , especially out on the water , is great for mental health .
Got no issues with getting my problem out there.
Since it first became apparent maybe 10 years ago I have been fully open, even with employees about what is going on.
Helps explain my sometimes strange behavior.
I am also fortunate in the depression scale of things I'm pretty minor.
But day 1 off the water I'm feeling it.
Select to expand quoteNozza said..Tassiedevel said..Nozza said..Getting on the water is what keeps me alive.
Would have taken plenty of guts to admit that on a surfing forum . Nice to read you are talking to the professionals and keeping active .
We have 1 in the family with depression / anxiety issues - been a hell of a battle to get him out of the house for the last year - now with the stay at home message it's near impossible .Certainly has set him back quite a bit . Proven fact that getting outside , especially out on the water , is great for mental health .
Got no issues with getting my problem out there.
Since it first became apparent maybe 10 years ago I have been fully open, even with employees about what is going on.
Helps explain my sometimes strange behavior.
I am also fortunate in the depression scale of things I'm pretty minor.
But day 1 off the water I'm feeling it.
Nothing strange in your behaviour mate. It's life and if more people realised it the less people wouldn't hesitate talking about their feelings.
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Nothing strange in your behaviour mate. It's life and if more people realised it the less people wouldn't hesitate talking about their feelings.
You haven't seen how I behave sometimes!!!!!
Select to expand quoteNozza said..Tassiedevel said..Nozza said..Getting on the water is what keeps me alive.
Would have taken plenty of guts to admit that on a surfing forum . Nice to read you are talking to the professionals and keeping active .
We have 1 in the family with depression / anxiety issues - been a hell of a battle to get him out of the house for the last year - now with the stay at home message it's near impossible .Certainly has set him back quite a bit . Proven fact that getting outside , especially out on the water , is great for mental health .
Got no issues with getting my problem out there.
Since it first became apparent maybe 10 years ago I have been fully open, even with employees about what is going on.
Helps explain my sometimes strange behavior.
I am also fortunate in the depression scale of things I'm pretty minor.
But day 1 off the water I'm feeling it.
You aren't alone there mate .
, 4 weeks off the water at the start of the lockdown I was struggling
Mick and Mick it was unbelievable . cooked it 15 minutes wrapped in alfoil with garlic salt , tomatoes and butter - melt in your mouth . Have never been a big fan of abalone until now . Previous experiences has been like trying to chew leather ??.Believe it's up around $100 a serve in the restaurants .
Select to expand quoteTassiedevel said..Nozza said..Tassiedevel said..Nozza said..Getting on the water is what keeps me alive.
Would have taken plenty of guts to admit that on a surfing forum . Nice to read you are talking to the professionals and keeping active .
We have 1 in the family with depression / anxiety issues - been a hell of a battle to get him out of the house for the last year - now with the stay at home message it's near impossible .Certainly has set him back quite a bit . Proven fact that getting outside , especially out on the water , is great for mental health .
Got no issues with getting my problem out there.
Since it first became apparent maybe 10 years ago I have been fully open, even with employees about what is going on.
Helps explain my sometimes strange behavior.
I am also fortunate in the depression scale of things I'm pretty minor.
But day 1 off the water I'm feeling it.
You aren't alone there mate .
, 4 weeks off the water at the start of the lockdown I was struggling
Hey Noz if your still on the rock im not far ! Seeing there is no water action happenin I'll meet you at the loneiy grave not far from you and we can stare out yonder with a brew in hand ! Anytime ??
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Hey Noz if your still on the rock im not far ! Seeing there is no water action happenin I'll meet you at the loneiy grave not far from you and we can stare out yonder with a brew in hand ! Anytime ??
Still here - I'm not going anywhere. The lonely grave used to be a good spot, but the housing development over the last few years has spoilt it a lot.
I'll let you know about meeting - it's the sort of thing I find very difficult
I've developed a bad case of happyhouritis with all this lockdown stuff. Funnily enough I dont seem to mid it atm..3mths time though...eek
I went of a ride on a bike.
It didnt feel right.
No more
No one should be riding a bike.
Select to expand quoteCobra said..Cuttlefish said..Cobra said..Cuttlefish said..Cobra said..
it is so so so ****n early with numbers.
if you look at the death toll verse contracted cases ,last i looked was running just under 5% was lower at start.
why do people say,,,, influenza kills thousands a year and we don't stop the country...
.stop thinking this is influenza FFS influenza A & B runs about 1%. influenzas are a runny nose compared to this.
people stay at home and stop looking for bull**** reasons to leave your home. **** i would hate to see how their self entitled kids behave .
Where do your stats come from and for what country?
Latest stats from Australia:
www.health.gov.au/news/health-alerts/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-health-alert/coronavirus-covid-19-current-situation-and-case-numbers.
7 News gave the figure of 5103 cases with 23 deaths so far.
I'm crap at maths but isn't that 0.451 percent?
world mate, forget aussie stats gee we are nearly two months behind the northern hemisphere.
umm 936,438 covid cases with 47,251 deaths. you do the math. it Started off lower think i remember was 1.8%
its early days.
Ok. So correct me if I'm wrong but thats 0.050 percent?
5%
".0002 of the Australian population have been recognised with Corona virus. .000002 have died."
www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/apr/07/australia-coronavirus-victims-covid-19-related-deaths
Keep an eye on the aged. They need to be kept isolated and locked down.
Select to expand quoteCuttlefish said..Cobra said..Cuttlefish said..Cobra said..Cuttlefish said..Cobra said..
it is so so so ****n early with numbers.
if you look at the death toll verse contracted cases ,last i looked was running just under 5% was lower at start.
why do people say,,,, influenza kills thousands a year and we don't stop the country...
.stop thinking this is influenza FFS influenza A & B runs about 1%. influenzas are a runny nose compared to this.
people stay at home and stop looking for bull**** reasons to leave your home. **** i would hate to see how their self entitled kids behave .
Where do your stats come from and for what country?
Latest stats from Australia:
www.health.gov.au/news/health-alerts/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-health-alert/coronavirus-covid-19-current-situation-and-case-numbers.
7 News gave the figure of 5103 cases with 23 deaths so far.
I'm crap at maths but isn't that 0.451 percent?
world mate, forget aussie stats gee we are nearly two months behind the northern hemisphere.
umm 936,438 covid cases with 47,251 deaths. you do the math. it Started off lower think i remember was 1.8%
its early days.
Ok. So correct me if I'm wrong but thats 0.050 percent?
5%
".0002 of the Australian population have been recognised with Corona virus. .000002 have died."
www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/apr/07/australia-coronavirus-victims-covid-19-related-deaths
Keep an eye on the aged. They need to be kept isolated and locked down.
You better stay home Pete bwah ha ha!
Select to expand quoteonefin said..Cuttlefish said..Cobra said..Cuttlefish said..Cobra said..Cuttlefish said..Cobra said..
it is so so so ****n early with numbers.
if you look at the death toll verse contracted cases ,last i looked was running just under 5% was lower at start.
why do people say,,,, influenza kills thousands a year and we don't stop the country...
.stop thinking this is influenza FFS influenza A & B runs about 1%. influenzas are a runny nose compared to this.
people stay at home and stop looking for bull**** reasons to leave your home. **** i would hate to see how their self entitled kids behave .
Where do your stats come from and for what country?
Latest stats from Australia:
www.health.gov.au/news/health-alerts/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-health-alert/coronavirus-covid-19-current-situation-and-case-numbers.
7 News gave the figure of 5103 cases with 23 deaths so far.
I'm crap at maths but isn't that 0.451 percent?
world mate, forget aussie stats gee we are nearly two months behind the northern hemisphere.
umm 936,438 covid cases with 47,251 deaths. you do the math. it Started off lower think i remember was 1.8%
its early days.
Ok. So correct me if I'm wrong but thats 0.050 percent?
5%
".0002 of the Australian population have been recognised with Corona virus. .000002 have died."
www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/apr/07/australia-coronavirus-victims-covid-19-related-deaths
Keep an eye on the aged. They need to be kept isolated and locked down.
You better stay home Pete bwah ha ha!
I'm so at home...I am one with the home...I have become the home!
