Amazing isnt it? Like the surf school owner bitching about crowds at fooking Malizoo.
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I just resulted to burning people. Easier that way.
If I don’t know you and haven’t see you before and the waves are good. Sorry but I’m not sorry and you’re gonna have to go for scraps.
If I don’t know you and haven’t see you before and the waves are good. Sorry but I’m not sorry and you’re gonna have to go for scraps.
Sometimes you’re the bug. Sometimes you’re the windshield.
oh sh*t I thought this was the great quote thread.
oh sh*t I thought this was the great quote thread.
Sometimes I miss the old days of flying punches. These days localism is more like cry to your mom who is filming you from the cliffs and she will call her lawyer husband who bought the $5M dollar home they moved into last year, which makes them now local.
i liked localism bc most of the time the tough locals were first class meatballs that werent the best surfers and provided good entertainment
also love the locals at soft waves
when i moved to windansea after college there was the main tough guy - think he lived in a motorhome with his dad - saw him going nuts on a guy for wearing a leash - next week mr tough guy was wearing a leash
have always traveled and surfed alone or w just my kid and never had any real problems but in Tahiti paddled out to a real good wave - 3 locals out i sat wide and watched -
one guy paddled over to me and told me to get out of the water - big scary dude- i paddled really wide and just watched them - 30 mins later same dude paddles over and invites me to surf with them - shared tubes for hours with them then beers after
i am a fan of localism
also love the locals at soft waves
when i moved to windansea after college there was the main tough guy - think he lived in a motorhome with his dad - saw him going nuts on a guy for wearing a leash - next week mr tough guy was wearing a leash
have always traveled and surfed alone or w just my kid and never had any real problems but in Tahiti paddled out to a real good wave - 3 locals out i sat wide and watched -
one guy paddled over to me and told me to get out of the water - big scary dude- i paddled really wide and just watched them - 30 mins later same dude paddles over and invites me to surf with them - shared tubes for hours with them then beers after
i am a fan of localism
why is it so hard for the post-modern mind to understand and apply the concept of respect?
"Hey Nineteen".... Steely Dan
"Hey Nineteen
That's 'Retha Franklin
She don't remember
The Queen of Soul
It's hard times befallen
The Soul Survivors
She thinks I'm crazy
But I'm just growing old
Hey Nineteen
No we got nothing in common
No we can't talk at all
Please take me along
When you slide on down"
Paddled out in the dark today. Waves were good size for south shore. This huge moke paddles out and he tells me good morning. I couldn’t see who it was cause there’s guys on longboards that surf the rights and scraps I don’t say hi too. I give a half hearted good morning and paddle and catch a small sh*tty one, I could see it’s the moke I know.,As I paddle back out he calls out what brah you no say good morning when someone tells you good morning. I didn’t think he was talking to me cause I did say good morning. I was thinking oh oh Barak. Cause B was between us. But he’s staring right at me. I say I said good morning. He says oh. I paddle right up to him and shake hands and tell him I must’ve said it softly. He’s all smiles now. Later I paddle for the same wave as him but pull back. He paddled back out to tell me thanks and went in on the next bump, wasn’t really a set.
Moral of the story tell huge mokes on longboards good morning.
Moral of the story tell huge mokes on longboards good morning.
This. I see a lot of regulators from when I grew up 20+ years ago who look pretty beat down. Drugs, booze, jail time, not surfing. They were the ultimate alphas and kept things orderly, but you can't out asshole an endless line of people. Things fall apart.
Whats his face from Pipeline ended up locked up.
Braden dias?
Rico Jimenez did too but looks like hes turned his life around.
No I know BA well and get along with him. It was a friend of his. Just got out of prison this past winter. Ronnie Boy introduced him to the lineup to warn us a couple months ago but I can’t remember his name.