A Ebglyss / Zertec Wednesday Surf & Culture Report



Lost Boys & Co...
Alright good citizens!  So how do they come up with generic names for these wonder drugs?  Like this:  The assignment of a generic name, also known as an International Nonproprietary Name (INN), is a global effort coordinated by the World Health Organization (WHO) through its INN Programme. This program establishes unique and universally accepted names for pharmaceutical substances to avoid confusion and enhance patient safety. Generic names are designed to be distinctive in sound and spelling, avoiding similarity with existing trademarks or other drug names. 

A bit onshore from the get-go, with winds in the 2 to 6kts range.  Made for some bump out there under cloudy skies.  It started out at 58.0º and honestly kept dropping for the early morning.  The water was marginally warmer at 61.5º.  High tide was at 8:09am +3.5' and low tide will be at 1:13pm +1.6'.  It's a 4.6' SSW swell out of 202º and it was 4' to 6' and if you didn't have to maneuver a longboard it was pretty fun. Wyathe (#1) couldn't wait to get out there...

Hoodlums (#2) on e-bikes terrorized one of the local establishments this week.  They were so brazen, they were taking selfies in the midst of the melee.  Investigation is ongoing...

Side effects:  Swelling of the lips, nostrils, tongue, ear lobes, fainting, dizziness, itching, eye cramps and increased ear hair growth...
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"When the surf breaks, we'll fix it"
The Professor!!
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