Most people don't realize that islands float. The only thing keeping them in place are these pilings and a few ratty ropes. (PS I know islands don't float, no need to send me a corrective email)
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You think you're a beach fanatic? These guys have you beat. Day after day, night after night, they stand vigil on our beaches. Guarding us from...okay I have no idea. Beach erosion?
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In martial arts this would be referred to as a makiwara post. Used to toughen the fists up by striking it. Problem with this one is that it is anchored in the bay and unless you were a master from a good Kung Fu movie, you won't be able to walk on water to use it.
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Finally, proof that the whole lunar landing was a fake. It was filmed on the beach in Loveladies. Granted this photo was shot in 2010 so for this theory to work, time travel needed be commonplace back in 1969. So what's more likely? Time travel or a moon visit?
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Who wears cowboy boots to the beach? John Wayne? No he's no longer with us. The Marlboro Man? Nah, all that smoking probably knocked him off too. Woody from Toy Story? Cheers? I guess we'll never know.
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