Philippines , geebus kripes!

And, I didn't see a single surfer out there !?

 

Makes me feel better that there are still parts of the world that have not been discovered!!!

 

Haha. Me, make a Facebook account? Never!!! I'll just have to live without that video.
I bet some of you can't live without Facebook.

 

I feel the same way about face book. just another reason to be sitting on your phone or what ever

 

Does anyone else remember the expose Surfer did on Cloud 9 in the late 80's/early 90's?

Supposedly an earthquake changed the break a little for the worse, but I think it's still considered one of the world's best waves when it's on.

http://www.cloud9surf.com

I would imagine there are 1,000s of other waves just like it or better in their archipelago, but you'd have to get all Marco Polo and Captain Cook to find them.

 

With that many islands, there are tons of undiscovered coves, corners, etc. that will light up with the right swell

 

I did click the link homie. It sent me to Facebook, where I got denied by the all mighty.

I usually check your links too, fart nugget. Sometimes I'm busy trying to make sense of my life though.

 

the best waves in the world are usually places u don't want to go.there are billions of perfect undiscovered waves all around the world.it seems the indian ocean is the epicenter.indo used to be cool in the 70s,now not to mention all the local Indonesians that surf there,imagine all the tourists there too.its like that everywhere in the world

for example look at Namibia in w Africa.perfect endless tubes.now do u think that's the only good wave down there.in those parts of the world,they don't even know what surfing is,so theres no surfers.

everywhere theres new history being created.people are traveling everywhere,new points discovered,new reefs,new big wave spots.the guys that pioneered surfing on the north shore are now gone and a new generation succeeds them.teahuppoo used to be the place,now that's crowded but nobody thinks to look elsewhere on the islands.dave wassel did and nearly got a local killed.

iv been searchin the nj/ny coastline for new waves on google maps.the areas where there are no roads and u have to hike a couple miles.i found a satellite image of a spot down south in nj,wont say where,but it looks like a perfect point peeling around a headland.you would have to take a dirtbike or go offroading to find it,and I already scouted it and plan to head there the next solid swell we get.im not going to go on an average day because it takes all day to get to this spot,and I don't want to get skunkd

waves are out there.just most people would rather paddle out with 20 other dudes instead of driving a few more miles.stay off the beaten path

 

this is the problem with nj surfers.

while people could surf here

theyd rather paddle out here


I wouldn't even want to know where that last pic is,but its horrible.how many perfect empty waves go unridden while everyone crowds up 1 spot and says I hate kooks,phuk crowds,blah blah blah...somthings wrong here

photos by mike incitti

 

Wow dude. Maybe a little to far there. Are you out of dank nuggets or what? Turd nugget is supposed to be funny. I'm so sorry for offending you. Are you okay now? I didn't mean to hurt you.
I just tried again (for you, Chicharronne) and I'm asked to log in first, just like before. You think I'm lying just to f~ck with you? That's weird. You may want to consider the type of cookies FB left on your PC when you were logged in.
This must be a really important video for you to get so bent out of shape over it. I'm very, very sorry for the deep cuts I made in your sensitive flesh, Mr. Chicharronne. I'll keep it dead serious with you from now on to avoid this type of misconstruence.

 

don't have to go far - the bahamas has 1001 spots…hundreds or thousands of islands, 150 ft underwater
visibility. or consider chile...

 

In that case: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X0DeIqJm4vM