Epic Days.

[gregorvass]

I thought I do us all a favor:

Lets start new.


Rules

1. post a picture
2. do not disclose location
3. do not disclose date
4. do not disclose sailor

Just poleboarding please .....no fat .......please!

[derekd]

Cheater Five?

[windoggi]

awesome

[boggsman1]

He would have been a good president.

Boggsman

[cbknap]

but why the hand-booties?

[boggsman1]

He just had a $100 manicure at the same salon that John Edwards got his $400 haircut.

[gregorvass]

Please less of this!

P.S.
epic Definition

epic (ep′ik)

noun

1. a long narrative poem in a dignified style about the deeds of a traditional or historical hero or heroes; typically,
1. a poem like the Iliad or the Odyssey, with certain formal characteristics (beginning in medias res, catalog passages, invocations of the muse, etc.)
2. a poem like Milton's Paradise Lost, in which such characteristics are applied to later or different materials
3. a poem like Beowulf, considered as expressing the early ideals and traditions of a people or nation
2. any long narrative poem regarded as having the style, structure, and importance of an epic, as Dante's Divine Comedy
3. a prose narrative, play, film, etc. regarded as having the qualities of an epic
4. a series of events regarded as a proper subject for an epic

Etymology: L epicus < Gr epikos, (adj.) epic < epos, a word, speech, song, epic < IE *wekwos-, word < base *wekw-, to speak > L vox, OE woma, noise

adjective

1. of an epic
2. having the nature of an epic; specif.,
1. heroic; grand; majestic; imposing
2. dealing with or characterized by events of historical or legendary importance

[markpaine]

massive swell

[2bluehawaiins]

A PICTURE?

[2bluehawaiins]

2NDPICTURE