Being dropped in on.

This post will probably elicit only about, oh, 900 comments.

 

Yankee is right but bottom line:

you were not in the right.

The wave was a left and there were people paddling for it and getting to their feet right behind you.
you didn't look to your right as you were padding in, and didn't yield to those who were closer to the peak.
The guy who dropped in on you did the same thing you did. just a bit more blatantly.

Honestly it looks like one of those cluster-f lineups where everyone, including you, is just focusing on themselves, in your case literally with the go-pro.

 

you should be mad about that guys dropping in on you because he was clearly a danger to you and others in the lineup surfing like that, that person needs to get some lessons to learn about surf ettiquette

 

Dude... are you serious? You must have never seen anyone else make one of these posts before...

Prepare to be eviscerated! Good luck!!!!

 

you dropped in on the girl and then snowballed her wave.

 

4 people taking off for the same wave...yeah, I'd surf somewhere else.

 

You were taught wrong.

 

I guess go pros are like CCTV for the lineup. Plead your case, jury watches the footage, and we make the verdict. Do you want us to beat that guy up?

 

We hope you made amends by taking her out for beers and then servicing her. It's only the chivalrous thing to do after dropping in on a chick in a two-piece.

 

That guy that dropped in on you might not have dingedy our board if he actually knew how to surf. Can barely even turn, and the rashy...oh the rashy

 

So you were taught first to the feet wins regardless of position relative to the peak, well that's obvious from the video. 1st you made a decision that the chick did not have the correct board to make the wave so you would just take it, then you did not look left to see the two other guys paddling closer to the peak. Then you post said video on here saying you were dropped in on. Really!?!?

 

You didnt look at all!! LOL

 

First to feet is not right, and its not your job to determine if someone has the right or wrong board to get down the line. Ive dropped in on people that I have seen blow wave after wave, barely getting to their feet before the straighten out in the flats. It was that or paddle around them everytime to get the peak which in my judgement would have been worse for them since they want to go straight anyway. That video turns my stomach, summer is wearing thin on me.