Surf's up!!!

We are neighbors! Don't they call you the "Show Me" state? Or something like that? I have been studying up on my states and I believe that is what they said about you. This is a really cool site, Gustav. Have you met Panzade? He seems to know a lot about music and ****. Anyways, it is great to get to know you.

Nice to meet you as well, Abel. Yes, I do know Panzade. He is ok, but a bit pretentious at times.

Oh my God, two of them.

That's it I am going to town and get hub caps for my Scion XB.

I am not sure if I would consider him pretentious, but I know he is a bit randy, if you know what I mean. He has already sent me several "private" messages, inquiring about my availability. I am so excited!

Oh! Hi, Seaglass!

There she is! Hi, Sea!

Let's see...the only thing worse than 2 Gustavs is....2 H2O men

Why? Gustav seems like a pretty nice guy.

Oh, he is...he is... But he's unique, so when you add another one...it sort of waters down the formula...spreads the novelty a little thin...get my drift?

I'm goin' out and gettin' drunk. This is just too much.

Hi Abel. I forgot to tell you I like your blue and white doo rag. Did Gus give it to you? He can be real generous sometimes.

Hi Gus!

GUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

'zat you??

Monday surf may hit 60 feet
North Shore bracing for heavy traffic, possible damage from waves

High surf expected today is only a prelude to bigger waves heading for the Islands on Monday, when forecasters are predicting 60-foot faces on the North Shore.


Matt Wanink, a meteorologist with the Surf News Network, said a storm is aimed right at the Islands, which doesn't happen often.

"This is going to be a rare event and most likely the biggest swell of the year," Wanink said . "We're forecasting maybe up to 60-foot faces."

http://www.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/20091205/NEWS01/912050304?source=rss_localnews

North Shore Webcam, the Pipeline, Sunset Beach:

http://livesurfcamhawaii.com/oahu/pipeline.htm

Thanx for that link, LW.

Should be interesting in the next few days! I believe they have wide-angle lenses for those cameras.

Thousands of spectators flocked to Oahu's North Shore this morning to see the start of a swell forecast to bring monster waves of up to 50 feet to outer reefs.
So far, the surf hasn't reached those heights.
At Sunset Beach and Waimea Bay, the surf has been at about 15 to 18 feet, with occasional 20-foot sets.
National Weather Service lead forecaster Robert Ballard said the surf could rise throughout the day, though it's tough to tell how high it will get because northerly winds are making the seas choppy.
"If the winds settle down, we may actually see larger waves," he said.
Thousands of residents and visitors came out to the North Shore to see the big swell.
Traffic is backed up on Kamehameha Highway near Laniakea but no roads have been closed yet. Police are on scene directing traffic.

http://www.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/20091207/BREAKING01/91207001/Thousand+fight+traffic+on+North+Shore+in+hopes+to+catch+monster+waves

Live streaming video here:
http://www.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/99999999/MOGULUS02/399990001&template=mogulus