The video is a little scary and funny at the same time. However, I heard 2/3 of people who drowned never intended to enter the water. Something to think about.
I spent 20 years on the coast and I can quite honestly say that I never heard one person ever say "the tide is coming in fast so let's run into that cave".
Dave looked pretty quick on his feet. The ocean is much more dangerous when you look away from it, he seemed to be paying attention. That beach is steep enough, a strong 30 yard dash will put you in a safe spot, just don't wait too long to turn and run!
On the radio over the course of the week I've heard of six people dying being taken out by waves. It's sad as the PSA announcement has been going all week asking people to be careful. recently a dad is two daughters and son got swept out into the ocean. Respect those waves folks there no joke especially if you have kids.
I know of a recent near disaster on the French Atlantic coast where a whole family would have probably drowned as they were being relentlessly broken by the waves. Luckily for them the owner of the Surf School decided to have a last glance at the beach before he went home for the day. You must respect the sea.
One of the biggest problems in colder weather is people tend to be at the beach with layers of clothes. If they get dragged out to sea many don't have the sense to remove those clothes right away and the heavy clothes basically sinks them unless they are a very strong swimmers and can tread water very, very well. But logic would tell anyone familiar with the water that the weight of the clothes are the problem. Then its just a matter of withstanding the cold water long enough to ride the waves/current back in which usually doesn't take long unless you're inexperienced enough to try to swim exactly against the current. Always diagonally towards the shore using the current to help you. The clothes will also hugely increase your drag in the water making getting anywhere much more difficult.
That was in N. California. People don't realize not all beaches are the same. The touristy beaches usually have a long sandy bottom and gradually declines. When the waves are breaking that close to the shoreline it's hitting the shelf and breaking so going from deep to shallow fast. The cold water will shock your system and your muscles will tense up making swimming and breathing harder. TLDR - just use the zoom function on your phone and view the ocean from a distance when it's turbulent.
I knew a couple who were on a "beach" like that at low tide outside Seward, Alaska. Although there was no heavily crashing surf, the tide rose quickly (see Turnagain Arm tide of Cook Inlet) and they got cut off from the path they came in on. Thankfully there were some guys in a small boat nearby and saved them from the 34 F degree (1 C) water.
I can really relate to the Misses, and for all the people who complained that she is "bossing" him around: If you know a beloved person and know for sure he tends to get so deep into what he does and is so full of manly "Nah, I am good, no problem, thats fun", that he dont realise that there IS ON FACT danger approaching, then she is much more calmer then I would have been. I am not a boss, I am worried, and damn, If my fiance/friend/sibling/whatever would be so stubborn , maybe on purpose, i would have seriously kicked his ass. This beach is known for its dangerous waves and currents, its even advised to NOT go near the shorebreak, and its not the place for a nice video when a big swell is incoming. Call me a partypooper or a Karen, I dont care, I know how much power water can have and there are enough people who died because they thought it was all a big game. they got lucky, it wasnt so bad, but you dont know it. The way she calls him: thats love and worry, no bossy attitude!
I felt the anxiety growing when the waves were approaching and he wasn’t listening! She was so calm! I would have slapped the the shit out of him hahaha
@WhiteSupremacistIsAnAntiWhiteFarLeftSlur I am a woman, trying to learn mediaval swordfighting at 40+, cursing my Body that I cant do more Martial arts, cant do surfing and other stuff I am fascinated with and I can absolute understand why people are doing risky and extreme Sports Like for example the Isle of man TT, big Wave surfing, Martial arts. I get why people are doing it. Totally. I don't want to live in bubble Wrap either. But I think there is a difference between doing risky things planned and prepared( and still with possible danger) or endangering myself Just because I don't realise whats going on and being stubborn when someone is calling me Out on it. Thats Just....sorry ...childish? Sorry, I didnt want to offend, I get what you wanted zu say, and yes, I See this behaviour in men frequently. But mainly in young age. Teenagers. Young adults. So, I have my Problem If grown ups are doing stuff like this. And underestimating a Situation especially with the ocean involved is sadly a Common thing. And No, by far not only with males.
Isn't it crazy how you can tell the sand just drops off into the abyss. Like the angle of the slope is insane on some beaches. Like the West coast of America specifically does this.
I love her accent though, it is lovey. ♥️ It was also spooky for a second to not see Dave at all after the big wave hit, thought for a second the wave got him. It was lucky he avoided getting swept out.
@@TheHarbidges no its you who has the funny accent, this video was made in America. If it was made across the pond then yes all others would have the funny accent. Personally I don't think any form of English has a funny accent (British, American, Australian etc.)......... ......well.......except for the Indian British accent. That's just down right comedy.
@@jonnyblayze5149 haha you are sadly mistaken - the video was made in Iceland and uploaded in England. Admittedly it probably sits on a server in the USA now though. :-)
@@TheHarbidges hmm i was under the impression it was the oregon coast. Probably mixed it up with another vid. If so , then my mistake, please excuse me. Albeit, if it was made in iceland my comment would still hold true save for the locations would it not.
"Whoo-hoo! That suit is you....you'll get some leg tonight for sure! Tell us how you do!" "Come on, Dave...gimme a break." "Hey, hey, hey, one break...COMIN' UP!!"
50 years ago when the kids were young, whenever we were at the beach ...the mantra was "never turn your back on the ocean"...2 years ago whilst clamming on the Long Beach peninsula - I did just that...sneaker wave took my feet right out from under me and started dragging me out to sea...once your boots fill up with water you're a gonner...went face down in the surf. And just a bit of advice...cell phones don't like salt water...at all...those were some expensive clams!
I grew up on the northern California (USA) coast with the same mantra. Great surf for surfing, heartrendingly beautiful, but lots of rips and sneakers. If you're close enough to hear waves (and not just roar) then your eyes better be constantly checking in cuz the ocean is fickle. I do not know how anyone actually goes to sleep with those white noise machines with the ocean wave noises. Streeeeesssss....
@@marvinthiessen3454 good point although you implied it through your hard headed statement implying she was right and he is "hard headed"and should have listened! Alternatively to your point, he is independently minded and wants to do his own thing.
Every 7th wave is bigger than the 6 before. You have to figure which one is the 7th before approaching the shoreline, and always retreat before the next 7th wave.
It's people like Dave, who ignore the many warning signs and the adiment warnings of all the tour guides, especially in this area (I've witnessed this first hand), that good people end up sacrificing their own lives to save them. How do these people survive waking up in the morning.
Well, thanks. Luckily Dave and all his rescuers are still alive. So...when you are searching for videos like this...are you hoping for a disaster movie? I genuinely have no idea why someone would look for videos of dangerous waves. And I am neither Elle nor Dave so wasn't there to experience it :-)
For some reason, she reminds me of someone calling a dog or petulant child. Anyone seen the video of the man shouting Fenton? 2 more minutes and this would have been it.
I swear tourists in iceland are attracted to waves like moths to a flame they try to outrun waves that will drag the out to sea and drown them if the waves catch them
Oh and disappearing in lava fields they are deceptively dangerous also getting lost on glaciers dont be like Dave don't be unassuming or you'll dissappear into the ocean and If you try to walk through the lavafields near the exit to the blue lagoon then you're body will never be found
Well if Dave was quick witted he would have stayed hidden to give her a bit of a fright that maybe he was swept out, then we would have had a video to talk about.
For people here in the comment section (who have obviously never stepped a foot outside of their mother's basement) may I introduce you to Reynisfjara! It is the most dangerous beach in Iceland if not the world!! It is infamous for sneaker waves that occur every 15 to 20 minutes! It can catch people off guard and drag them out to sea. The beach itself has actually installed three emergency lights to let people know of the conditions. There is red, yellow & green. I would say it could have been red at this point!! She has every right to be yelling at Dave to get off the beach! He was way too close to the water! In fact I would have probably yelled a few other words too! I am surprised at your restraint, lady! 😊
I know exactly where that is along the south coast along the black sand beach. I remember those rocky spires and the giant's causeway like rock formations and cave.
the last words or thoughts of an awful lot of people fucking about near heavy seas have probably been something like "oh, it can't reach this far-" and then, UNDERTOWFUCKED
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Something tells me Dave is going straight to his room when he gets home.
The video is a little scary and funny at the same time. However, I heard 2/3 of people who drowned never intended to enter the water. Something to think about.
When you decide to wrestle with Mother Nature, she has almost a perfect record of wins.☠️😉
@@resqdiver1 nature will kill everyone :
It's the naughty step for Dave and no supper
I spent 20 years on the coast and I can quite honestly say that I never heard one person ever say "the tide is coming in fast so let's run into that cave".
Comment of the week :-)
Obviously tourists
Presumably because the cave is further away and higher up, but I see what you mean.
Probably a cave that opens up on the other end and is the exit from this beach
It’s the exit
Dave was taking pictures like he was trying to send it to National Geographic
His inspiration comes in waves.
@Gen Av u shore?
This comment section made my day
Shorely he knew what he was doing.
She didn't need to be soo beachy.
Dave needs to listen better
He's crazy! We've been there in summer. There are several signs warning about sudden waves!
Dave needs to boot her bossy ass to the curb.
K It Dave needs to do what and when he is told.
Daves not here!
Dave needs to continue to live a happy life and ignore that woos ball and chain anchor
Legend has it she’s still on that beach calling DAVE and Dave still isn’t listening.
That's partly true :-)
😆😆
Lmao😂😂
😀👍
Dave knows that a good picture is worth a good set of clothes, a camera and a marriage.
and his life
Dave looked pretty quick on his feet. The ocean is much more dangerous when you look away from it, he seemed to be paying attention. That beach is steep enough, a strong 30 yard dash will put you in a safe spot, just don't wait too long to turn and run!
Who else thought Dave was a goner?
Yep, I was looking for his yellow rain coat out in the surf.
Dave wasn't there, man.
I expected to see Dave flopping around in the surf trying to stand up.
She definitely thought Dave was gone. Dave may of even thought he was leaving.
@@coyoteodie4458 Have, not of.
Dave, that’s what Love sounds like. Please don’t ever scare her again like that.
He does...every day!
Dave is an idiot.
@@TheHarbidges sounded more like you were calling a child....😞
That's not love, that's a nagging woman.
You are so right, Jorge.
On the radio over the course of the week I've heard of six people dying being taken out by waves. It's sad as the PSA announcement has been going all week asking people to be careful. recently a dad is two daughters and son got swept out into the ocean. Respect those waves folks there no joke especially if you have kids.
I know of a recent near disaster on the French Atlantic coast where a whole family would have probably drowned as they were being relentlessly broken by the waves. Luckily for them the owner of the Surf School decided to have a last glance at the beach before he went home for the day. You must respect the sea.
One of the biggest problems in colder weather is people tend to be at the beach with layers of clothes. If they get dragged out to sea many don't have the sense to remove those clothes right away and the heavy clothes basically sinks them unless they are a very strong swimmers and can tread water very, very well. But logic would tell anyone familiar with the water that the weight of the clothes are the problem. Then its just a matter of withstanding the cold water long enough to ride the waves/current back in which usually doesn't take long unless you're inexperienced enough to try to swim exactly against the current. Always diagonally towards the shore using the current to help you.
The clothes will also hugely increase your drag in the water making getting anywhere much more difficult.
That was in N. California. People don't realize not all beaches are the same. The touristy beaches usually have a long sandy bottom and gradually declines. When the waves are breaking that close to the shoreline it's hitting the shelf and breaking so going from deep to shallow fast. The cold water will shock your system and your muscles will tense up making swimming and breathing harder. TLDR - just use the zoom function on your phone and view the ocean from a distance when it's turbulent.
@@swilhelm3180 Yes, logic
It's his and they're, but yeah.
Dave, Dave, Dave's not here...
Who??
Best comment here 😁
Very few people will get this reference. I feel sorry for them.
@@JamieSmith-fz2mz i got the stuff
Exactly what I thought.
I knew a couple who were on a "beach" like that at low tide outside Seward, Alaska. Although there was no heavily crashing surf, the tide rose quickly (see Turnagain Arm tide of Cook Inlet) and they got cut off from the path they came in on. Thankfully there were some guys in a small boat nearby and saved them from the 34 F degree (1 C) water.
I went to Seward once or twice when I was little. I should go back when I get the chance.
Boats are awesome.
Dave. This is highly irregular Dave. Dave you,re hurting me. I didn’t know the Hal 9000 was British.
"Open this goddamn door right now, Hal!"
"I'm sorry, Dave...I can't do that."
_Look Dave, I can see you're really upset about this. I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over._
Dave... please stop, Dave... I can feel it, Dave...
@@AlumniQuad 𝑵𝒊𝒄𝒆 𝒖𝒔𝒆 𝒐𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒅𝒊𝒇𝒇𝒆𝒓𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝒇𝒐𝒏𝒕𝒔 𝒘𝒆 𝒄𝒂𝒏 𝒖𝒔𝒆 𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆! (𝒑𝒍𝒂𝒕𝒇𝒐𝒓𝒎 𝒎𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝒔𝒖𝒑𝒑𝒐𝒓𝒕 𝒖𝒏𝒊𝒄𝒐𝒅𝒆 𝒕𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒕𝒉𝒐𝒖𝒈𝒉) 👍👍��
@DavidElliott 𝒂𝒇𝒕𝒆𝒓 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒎𝒐𝒗𝒊𝒆 𝒘𝒂𝒔 𝒓𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒂𝒔𝒆𝒅 𝒔𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒐𝒏𝒆 𝒏𝒐𝒕𝒊𝒄𝒆𝒅 𝒕𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒊𝒇 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝒕𝒐 𝒈𝒐 𝒖𝒑 1 𝒍𝒆𝒕𝒕𝒆𝒓 𝒊𝒏 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒂𝒍𝒑𝒉𝒂𝒃𝒆𝒕 𝑯𝑨𝑳 𝒃𝒆𝒄𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒔 𝑰𝑩𝑴 😜
I can really relate to the Misses, and for all the people who complained that she is "bossing" him around:
If you know a beloved person and know for sure he tends to get so deep into what he does and is so full of manly "Nah, I am good, no problem, thats fun", that he dont realise that there IS ON FACT danger approaching, then she is much more calmer then I would have been.
I am not a boss, I am worried, and damn, If my fiance/friend/sibling/whatever would be so stubborn , maybe on purpose, i would have seriously kicked his ass.
This beach is known for its dangerous waves and currents, its even advised to NOT go near the shorebreak, and its not the place for a nice video when a big swell is incoming.
Call me a partypooper or a Karen, I dont care, I know how much power water can have and there are enough people who died because they thought it was all a big game.
they got lucky, it wasnt so bad, but you dont know it.
The way she calls him: thats love and worry, no bossy attitude!
Loving your attention to detail!
Absolutely the right points. I would gladly have her call out my name at any beach at any time !
I felt the anxiety growing when the waves were approaching and he wasn’t listening! She was so calm! I would have slapped the the shit out of him hahaha
Yes I agree theirs a massive difference between being bossy and caring
@WhiteSupremacistIsAnAntiWhiteFarLeftSlur
I am a woman, trying to learn mediaval swordfighting at 40+, cursing my Body that I cant do more Martial arts, cant do surfing and other stuff I am fascinated with and I can absolute understand why people are doing risky and extreme Sports Like for example the Isle of man TT, big Wave surfing, Martial arts.
I get why people are doing it. Totally.
I don't want to live in bubble Wrap either.
But I think there is a difference between doing risky things planned and prepared( and still with possible danger) or endangering myself Just because I don't realise whats going on and being stubborn when someone is calling me Out on it.
Thats Just....sorry ...childish?
Sorry, I didnt want to offend, I get what you wanted zu say, and yes, I See this behaviour in men frequently.
But mainly in young age. Teenagers. Young adults.
So, I have my Problem If grown ups are doing stuff like this.
And underestimating a Situation especially with the ocean involved is sadly a Common thing.
And No, by far not only with males.
After, Many years of training, Dave has discovered he can turn down his hearing aids...lol
Comment deserves more likes imo👍
Isn't it crazy how you can tell the sand just drops off into the abyss. Like the angle of the slope is insane on some beaches. Like the West coast of America specifically does this.
Famous last words, “Don’t worry I’ll be alright!”
In the immortal words of Cheech and Chong...”Dave’s not here”
I knew I'd see this lmao
You're the only other one to comment what I believe to be the only & correct response to this vid
I love her accent though, it is lovey. ♥️ It was also spooky for a second to not see Dave at all after the big wave hit, thought for a second the wave got him. It was lucky he avoided getting swept out.
Never heard a brit before or what?
@@jonnyblayze5149 Haha I seem to remember it's our language...it's everyone else who has an accent :-)
@@TheHarbidges no its you who has the funny accent, this video was made in America. If it was made across the pond then yes all others would have the funny accent. Personally I don't think any form of English has a funny accent (British, American, Australian etc.).........
......well.......except for the Indian British accent. That's just down right comedy.
@@jonnyblayze5149 haha you are sadly mistaken - the video was made in Iceland and uploaded in England. Admittedly it probably sits on a server in the USA now though. :-)
@@TheHarbidges hmm i was under the impression it was the oregon coast. Probably mixed it up with another vid. If so , then my mistake, please excuse me.
Albeit, if it was made in iceland my comment would still hold true save for the locations would it not.
"Whoo-hoo! That suit is you....you'll get some leg tonight for sure! Tell us how you do!"
"Come on, Dave...gimme a break."
"Hey, hey, hey, one break...COMIN' UP!!"
**farts** un-CHAINED
Things I learned from this video:
1. The man's name is Dave
2.
.
Education is a wonderful thing!
Ok , sure, the waves came out of nowhere. Then disappeared back to somewhere. A mystery to this day. If only someone could have caught it on film.
Indeed, it's an opportunity missed!
Dave lives his life on the edge
I'm going to save this and listen every time my wife yells at me. 😛
50 years ago when the kids were young, whenever we were at the beach ...the mantra was "never turn your back on the ocean"...2 years ago whilst clamming on the Long Beach peninsula - I did just that...sneaker wave took my feet right out from under me and started dragging me out to sea...once your boots fill up with water you're a gonner...went face down in the surf. And just a bit of advice...cell phones don't like salt water...at all...those were some expensive clams!
I grew up on the northern California (USA) coast with the same mantra. Great surf for surfing, heartrendingly beautiful, but lots of rips and sneakers. If you're close enough to hear waves (and not just roar) then your eyes better be constantly checking in cuz the ocean is fickle. I do not know how anyone actually goes to sleep with those white noise machines with the ocean wave noises. Streeeeesssss....
Listen to the Mrs. They’re always right
It can take many years to realise that!
Haha l'm with you on that one 👍
Re-grow a pair Paul. Yours have become raisins
Dave is divorced now and has a new ‘owner’ who he obeys a little better.......”DAVE, ........HERE BOY”
Dave is careless that's why men die younger than women.
@@bibsann861 Women outlive men because they bleed every month and have babies.
@@bibsann861 (testosterone poisoning)
I take it that Dave is the brains of this operation.
I'm guessing this isn't the first time Dave thought about drowning.
Dave is either hard of hearing or is hard-headed.
As if the female is always right. Get a grip.
@@LitoGeorge I didn't say that, you just did.
@@marvinthiessen3454 good point although you implied it through your hard headed statement implying she was right and he is "hard headed"and should have listened! Alternatively to your point, he is independently minded and wants to do his own thing.
@@LitoGeorge No worries. Dave might be somewhere between Rainman and Forrest Gump, who knows for sure? Or maybe a passive/aggressive thrill seeker?
@@marvinthiessen3454 in my mind, he is just doing what he wants to, and that's all there's to it. More power to him.
Watched this video before visiting this very beach. You best believe I stayed welllll back lol
Dave should have hidden behind the rock outcrop a bit longer...make her panic. Footprints disappearing into the surf.
I don't think she would have been too impressed! :-)
That's guaranteed no pussy for like two weeks....
Sam....you're SICK.......I love it !
I thought when u looked around the corner dave was going to be gone lol 🌊
That's why women live longer.
Me Ignoring my wife. =/
There´s a little bit of Dave in all of us
Alot of people have died on this beach exactly in a situation like this, the wave catches you and there is no way back
At that very moment, Dave hopes and dreams were dashed forever
The numerous shipwrecks spread along that coast didn't leave them with an ominous feeling.
I am glad Dave is safe. I can finally fall asleep.
Dave, that woman loves you fortunate bastard
Dave's not here man........(let's see how many people know what I'm talking about).
We do :-)
No, I am DAVE, MAN!
Dave's not here... "NO MAN...I'M DAVE" DAVE ? Oh yeah, OK man...why didn't you say so ? Dave's not here man !
Dave and Adele. Together ❤ forever
Run, Dave, Run! - No, AWAY from her, Dude!
In summary... Dave wave, wave Dave, cave save!
At first i was worried about Dave getting swallowed by the sea.
but then i heard her shouting...
poor Dave, RIP
That`s how 20 years of marriage sounds like...
Plot twist dave didn't listen because dave was actually called John.
Dave...Dave....?
Daves not here..
Its me, Dave..
Dave?
Yeah Dave..
Daves not here..
"Dave? Dave?"
"Dave's not here."
Most men need women like her in our lives. They keep us grounded centered and on point if we just listen better as men. The real ones have your back!
Bollocks. She's a nagging control freak
One day Dave will be kneeling before King Triton.
"It was at this moment Dave realized he messed up."
Voice of Morgan Freeman
All the Daves end up as Bobs .
I see what you did there! :-)
I thought Dave was gone there for a minute, the ocean has him now, happy to see him jogging it in
Man the black sand just makes the video oddly more satisfying
It is in Iceland. The sand is volcanic in origin.
Dave is just trying to get 10 seconds of video without her annoying voice in it.
Dave was considering the sweet release of death as speedy divorce.
Ah you guys just hate it when women are right and you are so stupid
I was there 4 years ago! Was this in Vik?
At first, i thought he was pulled in by the wave. Thank God he wasn't.
"Dave...Dave...have you seen my other flip-flop, Dave?"
Playing chicken with the ocean. How smart.
A good example of why women live longer.
"I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't allow that." Just say it in the right voice...
Every 7th wave is bigger than the 6 before. You have to figure which one is the 7th before approaching the shoreline, and always retreat before the next 7th wave.
Several people have been pulled out to sea from this beach, most not surviving. I've seen video of sneaker waves much more dramatic than this one.
It's people like Dave, who ignore the many warning signs and the adiment warnings of all the tour guides, especially in this area (I've witnessed this first hand), that good people end up sacrificing their own lives to save them.
How do these people survive waking up in the morning.
Well, thanks. Luckily Dave and all his rescuers are still alive. So...when you are searching for videos like this...are you hoping for a disaster movie? I genuinely have no idea why someone would look for videos of dangerous waves. And I am neither Elle nor Dave so wasn't there to experience it :-)
@@TheHarbidges TH-cam brings me these videos . . . I know not why . . .
For some reason, she reminds me of someone calling a dog or petulant child. Anyone seen the video of the man shouting Fenton? 2 more minutes and this would have been it.
Daves legged it while he could!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh know... 3 inches of water.... AHHH
Those terrifying waves have no reason to have such a funny name.
"Dave's not here, maan."
I was there in july. That place was amazing
Comments on the natural phenomenon = 0
Comments on Dave = all
I swear tourists in iceland are attracted to waves like moths to a flame they try to outrun waves that will drag the out to sea and drown them if the waves catch them
Oh and disappearing in lava fields they are deceptively dangerous also getting lost on glaciers dont be like Dave don't be unassuming or you'll dissappear into the ocean and If you try to walk through the lavafields near the exit to the blue lagoon then you're body will never be found
Hi. Where was this, anyone know
Iceland!
Well if Dave was quick witted he would have stayed hidden to give her a bit of a fright that maybe he was swept out, then we would have had a video to talk about.
That beach is stunning
Good God, leave Dave some space.
Um not a good idea to go into a cave, either.
Do not turn your back on the ocean 😰
These waters are hipnotized and want u to come close
“Who’s Dave? My name’s Keith.”
My wife speak to me like that I would punch myself in the mouth for ever saying “I do”…
For people here in the comment section (who have obviously never stepped a foot outside of their mother's basement) may I introduce you to Reynisfjara! It is the most dangerous beach in Iceland if not the world!! It is infamous for sneaker waves that occur every 15 to 20 minutes! It can catch people off guard and drag them out to sea. The beach itself has actually installed three emergency lights to let people know of the conditions. There is red, yellow & green. I would say it could have been red at this point!! She has every right to be yelling at Dave to get off the beach! He was way too close to the water! In fact I would have probably yelled a few other words too! I am surprised at your restraint, lady! 😊
The waves are the least of their troubles. Quite...
If this is Reynisfjara in Iceland then Dave I lucky to be alive, that beach has claimed too many lives.
Steve ! steve steve steve steve steve Silly Dave didn't listen.
Dave, get your ass up *on the double* ! Nevermind, just stay there and the wave will pick you up, instead.
Thing is Dave's...hearing is perfect.........
I know exactly where that is along the south coast along the black sand beach. I remember those rocky spires and the giant's causeway like rock formations and cave.
"Dave? No, Dave's not here, man..." (Cheech &Chong)
Damn it...you beat me to that line. Well done
Was a cave at shoreline the smartest retreat?
Lived in the pacific north west. Sneaker tides are real. Come up real fast and that water is very very cold.
the last words or thoughts of an awful lot of people fucking about near heavy seas have probably been something like "oh, it can't reach this far-"
and then, UNDERTOWFUCKED
Dave had me worried there for a bit.
I've been to that beach. Beautiful.
"Dave?, Dave's not here, man"
It's Davey Jones Locker if you get pulled out into that brutal beast.
Iceland ?
Yes :-)
'Goonies Never Say Die'
Let’s all hope she’s survived Dave for 4 more years.
"Dave's not here man"
I thought Dave was done dude
That´s Natural selection....this time he was OK but accordingly to the QI of “Dave” I believe Natural selection will act soon LOL