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Mark44
01-24-2006, 04:46 PM
How do you get use to the salt water? Over the holidays my self and my boys went to Mexico and did allot of snorkeling. The damn salt water really takes some time to get use to. I would always have to have a drink handy to wash out my mouth and face.
My one boy age 11 received a good mouth full and actually made him get sick. Does the salt water just take some getting use to?
Mark44 Mid west
ketsair
01-24-2006, 04:50 PM
that's because you're the almighty pansy:nutkick:
yamaslut
01-24-2006, 04:50 PM
How do you get use to the salt water? Over the holidays my self and my boys went to Mexico and did allot of snorkeling. The damn salt water really takes some time to get use to. I would always have to have a drink handy to wash out my mouth and face.
My one boy age 11 received a good mouth full and actually made him get sick. Does the salt water just take some getting use to?
Mark44 Mid west
Ummmmm never thought about it... I hate freshwater....
It probably does take time getting used to.... I never noticed
jetskier79
01-24-2006, 04:55 PM
I love freshwater....but I never ever ride in it.
Saltwater does take some getting used to. Eventually it won't burn your eyes so much, and you won't even notice the taste. When I was in the military, I was never on a coast, so never went in saltwater. When I'd come home to San Diego, and go in the ocean, it always seemed worse than I had remembered it.
Ollie Rastabean
01-24-2006, 05:05 PM
You will get used to it. The first time I had ever been in a fresh water lake was about a year ago. I HATED the taste. Thought it tasted like dirt.
I am happiest when I have a 2 day old crusty layer of salt on me. Y'kno when your hair feels like straw.
The wife thinks I am nuts.
-O
Mark44
01-24-2006, 05:05 PM
That’s what I thought, you just get accustom to it. Man my eyes were red. Maybe that was from some other Mexican stuff. But that damn salt taste makes me sick by the end of the day. Wait that could have been something else also. Hmmmmm.
yamaslut
01-24-2006, 05:17 PM
You will get used to it. The first time I had ever been in a fresh water lake was about a year ago. I HATED the taste. Thought it tasted like dirt.
I am happiest when I have a 2 day old crusty layer of salt on me. Y'kno when your hair feels like straw.
The wife thinks I am nuts.
-O
I hate to shower after the beach... I love the salty feeling too...
:Banane01: :Banane01: :Banane01:
ya know i started thinking about it and I did use to have all kinds of burning eyes when I first started riding a B1... :27: :27:
beachjunkey
01-24-2006, 05:21 PM
The biggest difference I notice (besides the waves) is my eyes kill me in fresh water. Not a problem in salt. I also feel slimier getting out of fresh water. You'll get used to it.
I am happiest when I have a 2 day old crusty layer of salt on me. Y'kno when your hair feels like straw.
:Banane09:
Moondance
01-24-2006, 05:25 PM
I hate to shower after the beach... I love the salty feeling too...
Yep, there's something special about salt, sand & beach. I love the smell of the beach. I love the smell of my towel after I've dried salt water with it. I hate scented soaps & dryer sheets, but if I could find one that actually had the salty smell, I'd use it.
biscuit
01-24-2006, 05:46 PM
How do you get use to the salt water? Over the holidays my self and my boys went to Mexico and did allot of snorkeling. The damn salt water really takes some time to get use to. I would always have to have a drink handy to wash out my mouth and face.
My one boy age 11 received a good mouth full and actually made him get sick. Does the salt water just take some getting use to?
Mark44 Mid west
Keep your mouth closed, that might help.
:biggrin:
yamaslut
01-24-2006, 05:47 PM
Yep, there's something special about salt, sand & beach. I love the smell of the beach. I love the smell of my towel after I've dried salt water with it. I hate scented soaps & dryer sheets, but if I could find one that actually had the salty smell, I'd use it.
werd up girly.... remember the seinfeld episode where Kramer has a scent he calls ocean or beach?????
michael950
01-24-2006, 06:10 PM
werd up girly.... remember the seinfeld episode where Kramer has a scent he calls ocean or beach?????
It was the beach, which he proposed to Cal Yin Klein. In the episode The Pick Jerry's model girlfriend is in a cab when Jerry scratches his nose, but to her it looks like he is mining for gold.
More Seinfeld here:
http://www.x-h2o.com/showthread.php?p=2817
Ross_C
01-24-2006, 07:02 PM
I love the ocean...you will get used to the salt. I think I can remember when I was really young that it used to hurt when I opened my eyes under the water in the salt...but I have spent most of my life in the salt water....
I will say that whenever I was a little sick or anyting, I would feel much better after getting out of the water in FL...but out here, there has got to be more toxic sheot in the water cause if I spend a lot of time in the water I'm constantly a little congested...
Rickster
01-24-2006, 07:05 PM
I will say that whenever I was a little sick or anyting, I would feel much better after getting out of the water in FL...but out here, there has got to be more toxic sheot in the water cause if I spend a lot of time in the water I'm constantly a little congested...
All of our toxins ride the gulf stream and wind up on the beaches in NJ...
:woot: :27:
All of our toxins ride the gulf stream and wind up on the beaches in NJ...
:woot: :27:
Are you going to the Rager, Rick?!?:Banane01:
Rickster
01-24-2006, 07:17 PM
Depends if I can get the Harley sold in time...:bigeyes: :biggrin:
Ross_C
01-24-2006, 08:21 PM
All of our toxins ride the gulf stream and wind up on the beaches in NJ...
:woot: :27:
:biggrin:
yamaslut
01-25-2006, 09:36 AM
yeah.... florida east coast water is soooooo clean and nice. we are truley blessed w/ that... the gulf is nice east of the mississippi, but gets a bit raunchy from the natural flow west.... that's why Panama City looks so sweet!!!!!
orange flattop freestyler
01-25-2006, 10:23 PM
Weird cos ive only ridden in a lake for the last 2 years, freshwater was really really odd.
Much prefer the salt lol.
Prefer my ski looking cleaner in the fresh though lol
parrdaddy
01-25-2006, 10:41 PM
the gulf is nice east of the mississippi, but gets a bit raunchy from the natural flow west
You'll get a dose of that soon enough my friend.....:rolleyes:
yamaslut
01-26-2006, 01:28 PM
You'll get a dose of that soon enough my friend.....:rolleyes:
we'll be glowing green after the weekend!!!!!!!!!!!!
:trink26: :trink26: :trink26: :trink26: :trink26: :trink26:
I was a little worried about the salt in Daytona. I remember when I was a kid I used to boogieboard or whatever and my eyes would always hurt like sin. I was surprised that I never really noticed in Daytona, even after a wave rolled me and my ski.
However, sunday AM the saltwater did make me sick. I was cold to start with, and it was my first time riding since October, then I accidently swallowed a load of saltwater and it made me sick. After that I was pretty much knocked on my ass for the majority of the day.:frown:
Big Kahuna
01-26-2006, 01:56 PM
It seams like the salt content in Daytona is much less than it is in the Gulf East of the Mississippi, Galveston seems about like Daytona.
michael950
01-26-2006, 02:05 PM
Maybe, since we get all the muddy crap from the Mississippi then it may dilute some of the salt content/levels.
Just a guess.
Whtbread
01-26-2006, 02:14 PM
All of our toxins ride the gulf stream and wind up on the beaches in NJ...
:woot: :27:
I love the salt water. Used to drink it as a kid along the beaches of jersey. Maybe that's what wrong with me:bigeyes:
viaTSK
01-26-2006, 03:46 PM
I get the best of both worlds i live on lake lanier,GA and and we have a condo in fort walton beach,FL
yamaslut
01-26-2006, 04:15 PM
It seams like the salt content in Daytona is much less than it is in the Gulf East of the Mississippi, Galveston seems about like Daytona.
I would say it's lower too
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