Hot or not?Tuesday, January 13th, 2009 by MC |
In these challenging times of shortened daylight, cold winds, minimal swell and economic stagnation I have turned to my collection of Australia’s Surfing Life magazine for inspiration. Sophomoric humor, tales of guts, glory and travel with a touch of sex appeal thrown in, ASL is a brilliant portrayal of the surfing lifestyle.
Demented knee boy, Feltch Comix, DC Green’s hilarious journalism, Andrew Sheild’s brilliant photography, and regular pieces like Hit/Shit make ASl a real hoot. Save your sheckles and buy one next chance you get. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll kiss 6 bucks goodbye.
Hit:
New gloves.
Watertight and warm, brand new gloves allow you to get away with less millimeters without compromising warmth, allowing you to out paddle the entire pack and enjoy more waves than everyone else.
Shit.
Old gloves.
Brick like and leaky, old holey gloves add to the already unbearable weight of a 5 millimeter wetsuit to make paddling and surfing a chore rather than a delight. Can’t even flip a buddy off in those damn three-finger lobster claws.
Submit your hit/shit to mcarr@squidforce.com. All featured submissions get a free tee shirt and sticker pack.
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Tags: ASL Magazine, Squidforce, Surf, Surfing
