“Do these things work?”
I looked around, surprised. I hadn’t realized that he was talking to me. I looked some more: Tall, teal eyes, nice kicks. He glanced at my phone.
“Oh,” I said. Mobile boarding pass. Right. “Yeah, it should.”
“Okay,” he said, adding, “I don’t fly very much.”
I asked him where he was from, where he was headed.
Seattle (it’s not always rainy), Seattle (he was just visiting his brother)
“Are you flying directly?” I asked.
“I wish. Through San Francisco.” Continue reading
Pretty soon, Dane is probably going to cut out those pesky middlemen (directors, editors) and just make killer surf movies all by his lonesome:
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I think Marine Layer hit a new level of awesomeness yesterday when Dane Reynolds posted the following:
3 Easy Steps for Obtaining Charlie Brown’s Time Machine (My Van)
1. Be the FIRST one to SNAPPER HILL PARKING LOT
2. KEYS ARE INSIDE. HOP IN. Turn the key. Figure out the column shift.
3. Drive off like a BANDIT.
NO STRINGS ATTACHED
DRIVE SAFE
This was followed (20 minutes later) by a post stating that the van was taken, “Thanks for lookin.” An hour or so after that, an absurd video appeared of some guy scoping out the van and then, amazingly, driving it away! (albeit not like a bandit)
Check it out.
Coming up: Dane, Bede, Kelly
I picked this up from Morning in The Moonlight and, I have to say, I agree with Willy’s assessment that it’s pretty “UH-mazing.” Definitely watch through the credits for Dane playing shark guitar…
This is simultaneously hilarious and heartbreaking… all of those beautiful boards rendered- well, let’s face it- repugnant. Dane Reynolds must be the most forgiving guy in the world.
Water, Water Everywhere And Not A Drop To Drink 