Always wanted to ride a pickle fork board. Seen a dude in San Diego absolutely ripping on one once
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All the guys I know with "two families" are cops or prison guards. Side moms are all nurses. Everyone seems okay with the arrangement.who wants to pass as young?
it's the crazy ones with the daddy issues that go in a second without even knowing your name or status, nor caring to ask after either.
passing as young is a no go with them.
and highly overrated imho, if it's action you are still in the game after.
ymmv tho.
Re: Hawaii, does the whole "second family" thing happen there often? Out here in the Canary Islands a very good share of middle aged, and over, men keep "second families" after getting a teenager pregnant. Not uncommon for said teen to be related even. My neighbor has a child by his cousins daughter which they're "passing off" as her husband's kid. She's married to a blonde guy, and is blonde herself, kid's the spitting image of my neighbor... Dark hair, eyes, skin, same hook nose, same physical build, etc...
Pervy as it may seem, I often get asked why I don't do the same with a young girl when asked out with folks like these I mentioned. I get the feeling they think less of me, because I have the financial capacity to do so, but don't. It's a cultural thing here, a huge part of the machismo.
Crazy engrained into society. Some guy just kidnapped his two daughters after splitting with his wife on Tenerife when he felt he was about to lose custody. The older girls body has been found at sea, anchored to the bottom at 1 km depth in a gym bag. The younger girl and the dad are still missing, presumed also dead, but maybe he's taken her and is on the lamb as he certainly has the means to do so. Can you believe I overheard the local guys (these 2 family types) at the bar this Sunday saying the mother must have done something really bad to "deserve" that? Deserve? I mean what the actual fook man?
I digress... My question is, is the machismo present in Hawaii and the Hawaiian culture? I would think, the way it's portrayed outwardly at least, that the women play a huge fundamental and vitally important role. So, most likely not. But still curious about this.
It's clearly insecurities at root of the stuff locally here. The same kind of ignorance that breeds racism. Ugly underside of "humanity".
Who would want a second wife and family. I love my wife more than life itself but one wife is enough.
Wife?
I mean, I don't even have any kids with the first one, why on gods green earth would ANYONE want a second?
Never quite understood those mormon folks and their polygamy thing. Seems like a scam to me!
I mean, I don't even have any kids with the first one, why on gods green earth would ANYONE want a second?
Never quite understood those mormon folks and their polygamy thing. Seems like a scam to me!
I read about half of the Koran, a 1932 translation. My favorite part was where it said "Multiple wives are permitted but not recommended".
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I remember eavesdropping a conversation as a kid between this high-roller Arab and a couple other people and the subject of multiple wives came up as he had many. Said it was a gigantic headache since "if you buy one a Mercedes, you have to buy all of them a Mercedes because otherwise you'll NEVER hear the end of it". Sounded like more stress than it was worth.
to the left of I believe Waiohai? there's a left that breaks right on top this boulder before it hits dry reef.
You have to sit/stand on or just infront of the boulder and take off during the suckout.
Reminds me of some of those spots Mason surfs
Pretty tricky, saw a local girl SUPing that face planted on that boulder/reef and ended up with smashed face.
The surf instructor called it "ovarocks" which made sense.
I had my plusone assym 8' midlength that didn't like that takeoff a shortboard would've been better for a no paddle take off.
Hardly anyone was surfing there and the other spot had like 30+ people packed in
The reef was bad on that side, you didn't want to get sucked in there.
The wave wasn't anywhere as good as the other spot but it had less people.
I first learned to surf at Waiohai. I guess it was before I knew how to kick-out but I remember once getting too close to the rocks there and running aground, speaking of such things. Deep gashes on the bottom of the board but I don't recall getting hurt. Never did that again, although coincidently I came close yesterday at the point in Ventura.
That left used to be called 'left left'. Fun little wave.
Lived in Poipu in the early 1990's at the Waikomo Stream apts and surfed Waiohai a lot and I did, run into the submerged rock at the end of the wave on the inside. 
Fun little nose riding wave.
Never saw a descent wave come off the "rock / boulder." to the left of Waiohai. Really just more of a splash up against it and swell fade a way into deeper water and no reef to carry a wave.
"Centers" was always a fun place to surf or listen to the asphalt chatter by the bathroom.
Loved watching the chaos of bigger days at Acid Drops.
Fun little nose riding wave.Never saw a descent wave come off the "rock / boulder." to the left of Waiohai. Really just more of a splash up against it and swell fade a way into deeper water and no reef to carry a wave.
"Centers" was always a fun place to surf or listen to the asphalt chatter by the bathroom.
Loved watching the chaos of bigger days at Acid Drops.
Used to hardly ever see local guys surf there unless it got big, and then they'd drop-in on the haole kid like I wasn't even there. I'd eat it, leash would break, and then swim the channel hoping to get the board before the current took it too far or it hit the rocks. Favorite spot on the south side though. There and shipwreck, a fun hollow little wave that you could only get to by cane road or hiking in.
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Happened to a good friend of mine Christmas Eve day 2007. Another friend died on second base in the middle of a softball game, his wife and four kids in the stands watching. So sad. But I gotta say the good thing about a massive heart attack is that from all accounts you're dead before you hit the ground. I say bring it on.
I know who this guy is. Some here might know him too. It happened at Bowls. I left just before he paddled out and got an email in our FS group thread from one of the surfers that pulled him out and gave aid. Don’t want to give his ID just yet. He’s alive and they’re going to chill him so he wakes up slowly. Not sure the procedure but that’s the smattering of info I’ve gotten. You can see it on the Surfline rewind cam around 8:20 this morning.
Seen that spot going nuts with some body boarders charging. They were calling it nukes at the time in front of nukumoi surf shop. I body whomped brennecckes , surfed waiohai and surfed with a Local dentist somewhere else.
HI not done. Surfed head high fun surf with old friend yesterday, just us, and scrounged some fun ones bodysurfing at half point this am. Monk seal was sizing me up for a brief moment out there, again, no one else.
I dono wife wanted fish tacos so I went store and mahi same price as the sashimi ahi