Lifeguard Fail

articiansays...

That sucks, but I've been there. Tide can be really deceptive, especially if he just got there or if he just wasn't paying attention.

Certainly is a "fail" on account of him not knowing his beach.

chingalerasays...

Well, he gets more distance the bit he swims prior to the tide being sucked-back, you can't run in flippers or anticipate perfectly the rate of cycles in a swell-Not really so much a fail with that as it was his enthusiastic, man-gait to the shore and subsequent false-alarm, swimmer-in-distress.

articiansaid:

That sucks, but I've been there. Tide can be really deceptive, especially if he just got there or if he just wasn't paying attention.

Certainly is a "fail" on account of him not knowing his beach.

dannym3141says...

Was just about to say that there are sandbars where i live more often than not. You get to them by swimming .. or wading up to your nipples, if you like, but that's slower.

HugeJerksaid:

That might just be a sandbar caused by an earlier tide and isn't a permanent feature of that beach.

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