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[Xue Sheng156 10]

I hate the beach. Pretty much all of them.
They’re pretty in the movies, though. Usually.

You know, i’m not a big fan of beaches either. But i do like them in Maine, must be the rocks . I do like being near the ocean though. And nothing against the Pacific, but i like the Atlantic better… its angrier, and for some strange reason that appeals to me.

 

[_Simon_167 198]

You know, i’m not a big fan of beaches either. But i do like them in Maine, must be the rocks . I do like being near the ocean though. And nothing against the Pacific, but i like the Atlantic better… its angrier, and for some strange reason that appeals to me.

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[Simfers167 75]

Thats not a fun thing to see such a brawl hammering each other. Not much elegance.

That aside, they took alot of knees but my first wondering(didnt see that before) is how come they are so close punching by noone fires a single elbow to the head?? It would probably be that natural thing todo when tired and so close. But I googled and it seems it was not legal in that fight?

Correct. This fight was in Pride FC, where, contrary to the UFC, elbows to the head were not allowed. Conversely, knees, kicks and stomps to the head of a downed opponent were.

The reason the fight is on the UFC's YT channel is that they bought out Pride FC some years ago.

 

[Stuarto116 3]

You know, i’m not a big fan of beaches either. But i do like them in Maine, must be the rocks . I do like being near the ocean though. And nothing against the Pacific, but i like the Atlantic better… its angrier, and for some strange reason that appeals to me.

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Nubble lighthouse, I was just there

 

[Xue Sheng156 10]

Nubble lighthouse, I was just there

I go there a few times during the year… but only during the off season. I avoid it during the summer months. I was there last May for a few days, probably get back there after September sometime

 

[Buka]

You know, i’m not a big fan of beaches either. But i do like them in Maine, must be the rocks . I do like being near the ocean though. And nothing against the Pacific, but i like the Atlantic better… its angrier, and for some strange reason that appeals to me.

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My favorite beaches are Ogunquit, Old Orchard and Pine Point, all in Maine.

There used to be a Sea Museum at the Ogunquit one when I was a kid that was way cool. Don’t know if it’s still a thing.

 

[Kung Fu Wang168 198]

I hate the beach. Pretty much all of them.
They’re pretty in the movies, though. Usually.

It's much harder to walk on dry sand than to walk on wet sand. It's better to walk on the beach when it's low tie.

I walk on the Pismo beach 3 miles daily. If I feel:

- good, I'll do 1,400 punches and 300 kicks.
- OK, I'll just do 1,400 punches.
- tired, I'll just walk that 3 miles.

Wet sand beach:

Dry sand beach:

 

[Xue Sheng156 10]

My favorite beaches are Ogunquit, Old Orchard and Pine Point, all in Maine.

There used to be a Sea Museum at the Ogunquit one when I was a kid that was way cool. Don’t know if it’s still a thing.

Next time i am in York i shall have to take a ride up and check it out. I have driven by Ogunquit, but not stopped. I shall have to check the others out too. Thanks

I like short sands in York, but only in the off season. WAAAY too many people there in the summer. I am not fan of crowds, or noise.

 

[Xue Sheng156 10]

It's much harder to walk on dry sand than to walk on wet sand. It's better to walk on the beach when it's low tie.

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I walk on the Pismo beach 3 miles daily. If I feel:

- good, I'll do 1,400 punches and 300 kicks.
- OK, I'll just do 1,400 punches.
- tired, I'll just walk that 3 miles.

Wet sand beach:

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Dry sand beach:

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Last time i walked on a beach in California at low tide, in bare feet, was Santa Monica beach. Burned the heck out if my feet. Walk the beach at Newport, but always wear sneakers these days

 

[Wing Woo Gar101 4]

Last time i walked on a beach in California at low tide, in bare feet, was Santa Monica beach. Burned the heck out if my feet. Walk the beach at Newport, but always wear sneakers these days

Surprised you didn’t get a syringe stuck in your foot. Laguna or Hermosa were my two most frequently visited, Seal beach if we were just gonna hang out. Used to go to Mexico with friends for beach parties when I was a teenager. In Hawaii I favor Makalawena, it’s the only beach where you won’t see people or footprints at all. You need a 4x4 and be ready for a 2-3 mile walk on lava trail. Well worth it. Good shade and no humans.

 

[Wing Woo Gar101 4]

It's much harder to walk on dry sand than to walk on wet sand. It's better to walk on the beach when it's low tie.

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I walk on the Pismo beach 3 miles daily. If I feel:

- good, I'll do 1,400 punches and 300 kicks.
- OK, I'll just do 1,400 punches.
- tired, I'll just walk that 3 miles.

Wet sand beach:

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Dry sand beach:

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Pismo is perfect for long walks. I used to ride motorcycles in the dunes there as a kid.

 

[Xue Sheng156 10]

Surprised you didn’t get a syringe stuck in your foot. Laguna or Hermosa were my two most frequently visited, Seal beach if we were just gonna hang out. Used to go to Mexico with friends for beach parties when I was a teenager. In Hawaii I favor Makalawena, it’s the only beach where you won’t see people or footprints at all. You need a 4x4 and be ready for a 2-3 mile walk on lava trail. Well worth it. Good shade and no humans.

It was near the pier (south) and about 14 or 15 years ago