What happens in Salina Cruz stays in Salina Cruz.
The great and important saga of TJ Holmes and Amy Robach has taken a stunning new turn, one that has baffled media watchers though not surf enthusiasts. As you have certainly been following, the one-time hosts of Good Morning, America’s third hour burst onto the gossip scene when it was revealed that, though married to other people, were also touching each other’s bum bums in public.
The salaciousness of the whole business forced them to “take a break” from their work while broadcast giant ABC attempted to “sort out what to do,” though they were plastered on tabloids around the world as they continued to canoodle in New York and then Puerto Escondido, which turned out to be Puerto Vallarta.
Then, as suddenly as they dominated news cycles, they disappeared after a poolside beer-fueled Mexican smooch-fest.
Neither hide nor hair.
Media watchers, baffled, are trying to guess where they might have disappeared. Home to New York City? A multi-day trip to nearby Sayulita? Montecito, California in a cottage next to Prince Harry and his wife?
Very confused but surf enthusiasts know the scandalous couple must certainly have absconded to Salina Cruz.
The wave-rich region at the southern end of Mexico has long been known for its “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy. I was an editor-at-living-large at Surfing magazine, once, when photographs from Salina Cruz labeled “Salina Cruz” were published. Angry locals were quick to call and ban Surfing from there. I was confused, not knowing how this ban would be enforced, but everyone with real titles, like editor and associate editor, listened, there were no more photographs and, a few years later, I went and received no ear box.
Though, again, my position was largely ceremonial.
I have to assume TJ and Amy, in any case, received the same call and listened in a similar way. Maybe not keeping their hands to theirselves but definitely keeping them on each other’s bum bums away from paparazzi.
What happens in Salina Cruz stays in Salina Cruz.
David Lee Scales and I, anyhow, did not discuss either TJ Holmes plus Amy Robach or Salina Cruz on today’s weekly chat but we did ponder over Zeke Lau and his important role as the bad guy.
Enjoy.
If she thinks that he won’t cheat on her the first vhsce he gets, she’s fooling herself
You know people do this everyday the only reason it’s so called big news is that it happened on GMA I don’t care if there happy leave them alone an shut up there’s other things that is really not right that’s going on that show not judging I have no right Leave them alone you can’t help who you love tho!! So what if they fell in love big whoop!! It really makes me not to even watch the show now because they are judging an that not right either so just leave them alone geez✌🏻
Know one can tell a person who to love. They are adults why should one care.. They not breaking the law. People get over it. Leave these two along. Thank you.!
TJ is a fool… He had a beautiful wife and daughter… I can’t believe he threw it all away… Bruhhh… I can’t…
Wait! If I carry a board around in some surf cities but don’t go in the water, can I be in Beach Grit? I am ready to pivot my non-celebrity status into Beach Grit notoriety and surf-scoop fame.
Did one of them rent a board or something? Is this just celebrity news when they happen to be in a city near water where surfing may or may not happen?? Someone put a GoPro on Hamilton so Chas can have more to write about–at least it might snow in Malibu.
They are grown and CAN DO whatever the …… they want and all of you can go about your business and handle your own mess….plain and simple judgement asses
my research into the bud horse team tumbling was upended by this big fart…do you smell that smell?
https://youtu.be/qTpDL84z12A
hanging upside down in a warehouse…like.like.like, in the movie The Savages. Hayek & Lively show side boobs!
tj & chick are ransomware. will ABC fork out?
“my position was largely ceremonial” meaning the actual job was selling ads?
learning how to get hickies under the pier…then come outknee-paddling with three-stringers
Another man’s wife
Is like another man’s wave
Such guilty pleasure
“In 1967, the United States Supreme Court (the Warren Court) unanimously ruled in Loving v. Virginia that anti-miscegenation laws are unconstitutional. After Loving, the remaining state anti-miscegenation laws were repealed; the last state to repeal its laws against interracial marriage was Alabama in 2000.” –Wikipedia
Your wise metric was/is thoroughly missed!
Remember pulling up to a military road block and being asked to pull over.
I didn’t want to get out of the car.
Noticed the Militaria were wearing tennis shoes. Shirts untucked.
While they searched my car, noticed a sniper dig on each side of the hillsides flanking the road. Been through dozens in my life, but this one felt dirty.
sniper dug in? and did you give ’em the HA, like ELO and Jack?
WHERE? I’ll make it right!
You look good in orange
BeachGrit has run aground on non surf related stories of no importance. No word on wether its bloated carcass can be towed back into the surf where it belongs. Throngs of bitter, rapidly aging narcissists wonder where they will now find a new home.
A couple misspellings here, Mapski. “Whether its bloated carcass…” and “Thongs of bitter…”
Mapski was typing in a hurry…:)
low batteries is a great excuse!
LOL
I’m guessing we’ll have to weather the weather whatever the weather, whether we like it or not.
Aaheerrmm, Chas – Khan of Manglish.
I think your thong has gripped a knacker and you’re not thinking straight. Still one out of two isn’t all that bad. Its 50%. Halfway to 100….. Damn good really.
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throng /θrɒŋ/
noun: throng; plural noun: throngs
a large, densely packed crowd of people or animals.
“he pushed his way through the throng”
Similar: crowd, mass, multitude, horde, host, mob, assemblage, gathering, congregation, crush, press, body, band, army, troop, legion, gang, stream, swarm, flock, bevy, herd, pack, drove, array, sea, myriad, pile, knot, cluster, group
verb: throng; 3rd person present: throngs; past tense: thronged; past participle: thronged; gerund or present participle: thronging
(of a crowd) fill or be present in (a place or area).
“a crowd thronged the station”
Do I win Pedant of the Day? I hope so…
I was kidding! KIDDING! And, yes, you do.
Hey, I know you went all out for PotD.
I’m no Kelly and want to sink your dreams on the carefully concreted berm of a Nocean.
Just like Weasl we should share the prize.
BFF?
the future? the derelicts will inherit thong wear and/or continue to buy used ones on e-bay…do you smell that smell?
Is thierselves a word?
public humiliation of callin out a derelict’s dialect? what’s our future? a living horror show?
Bitter thongs sounds like a hygiene issue.