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Surf Journalism Deceased?
- Thread starter Jonahbrah
- Start date
Why? Because I think it's pathetic how desperate people will become to sustain their lifestyle?
Here we go with the territorial troll. Grrrrrrr
Yes. Desperate people trying to sustain their lifestyle through junk surf journalism are living rent in your melon.
I’m not all that sensitive about what other people write/say/do, maybe it comes with the territory?
Yeah. You are right.
I should do something more productive with my time/thoughts...
Perhaps I'll police online surf forums and tell everyone what an apropriate thought life looks like?
That sounds soooooo much more meaningful.
It’s an alternative.
Maybe you’d like to elaborate on your statement. Based on your knowledge of me.
Agreed...those alcoholics and coke addicts become so boring and bland when they quit.
That’s a topic that’s never been covered in surf journalism. Glad you brought it up.
Latest Surfermag has a one pager about a 5 year old girl who started “Grom It” a print surf mag for kids. Pretty cool. Hope it goes long term.
TBH not a fan of his writing for whatever reason.
I was actually surprised how good some of Michael Tomson's writing was.