Is this real?

Now Kookie, don't go kicking yourself off your own thread. We need you here to convince us that you, in fact, are not the idiot your are coming off to be.

I never called anyone stupid, I was just pointing out a few facts and that there was no reason to over react. However; I would like to point out that I am stupid for now replying to you over the course of this thread. Maybe, I need to go pursue some sort of therapy for my attachment issues? or maybe for my suicidal tendencies in these replys?

And by the way you proved my point by calling me the "dumbass that believes everything on the internet." and that I'm not ignorant enough to believe stories from "bumass **** towns to be outright believable."

 

Here you started off somewhat strong, then you finished with some childish comment and even went out of your way to spell radius and cuz wrong.

here you felt the need project what you were feeling onto the defenseless, because it's easier to blame them for living in a town outside your bubble

And if you really need me to explain this one...

 

I think the true moral of the story is to surf wood boards or you will die.

 

Ah man, did I wrong you in another thread? I've been pretty inactive on this one, and certainly opinion-less.

Can't believe you called me a dumbass. That hurts, dude. My first love called me that when she dumped me for that tall blonde butt whole. That was the last I saw of her, and "dumbass" is my only remaining memory. You chose the perfect word if your intent was to cut me deep.

And in the future, PLEASE put a space between "Mad" and "Atom". I'm pretty anal about that.

 

Haha what an idiot

 

The story about the grain guys is real. Nolan Collins is his name and he's an amazing guy. Great shaper and epic Maine coast surfer. The kid builds his own boards and charges massive winter swells in these parts. Like I mentioned grain is doing the Mobil classroom out west. Hence why a Maine shaper / surfer is encountering white sharks. Maine folk don't understand the threat of sharks.

 

This is a bogus story...everyone knows there's no great whites in the ocean. They are fictional characters made up to scare away surfers.

 

That is my thought too. My theory is if I don't believe in something it can't hurt me, therefore I do not believe in sharks.

 

I wish it were true

Ayn Rand: you can ignore reality but you cant ignore the consequences of ignoring reality

 

Lincoln City, OR, awesome! Fun coast from there north to the state line.