The turn this threade has made, makes me feel good. I have also had sessions where nothing goes right! I mean to the point where you actually feel like you are a newb. Then, other times you paddle out and everything connects flawlessly. “Always remember your towel” Dalai Lama
run em over i think my foamie tab for sliced boards is gettin near 500this summer....just dont run the kooks over cuz that schit hurts espcially when you gotta new pair of futures :/
we've all had those kooky days dont sweat it one day a few years ago i was bradpitted and a guy charging down the line the other way went to either kick out or pull a floatie...whatever it was he floated on my damn head when he got sucked over lol he was real sick too he felt like sucha kook so dont take your kooky days to heart
Every jetty in OCNJ on Saturday morning was a zoo. From Waverly all the way down. Each jetty had every type of wave riding craft, every level of surfer, all crammed up on each other trying to catch the wedge off the north side. Ended up down the south end. Crowded there too but spread out. Don't get me wrong, I love Summer: the breasticles and buttoxes are everywhere and sunilar to Doug, I had a pretty decent Summer wave wise. But I'm ready for the sh!t show to move on. I normally avoid north end all Summer for this reason but my normal breaks have been replenished- gots to wait for the Winter storms to move some sand.
How do you guys deal with little kids? I just don't know how to deal with them without coming across like an as$hole. The teenagers I don't mind telling them what's up. But with the little kids it just doesn't seem worth it when the waves are knee high and there's a whole gaggle of them dropping in on each other. I'm just normally stoned out of my gourd and don't want to have to be the guy yelling at little kids. Yesterday it was knee high and I get a good right and start down the line. I see this kid who couldn't be more than 8 start paddling for my wave. I go "yo", but he keeps paddling. So I go "yo" again and speed check hard on my LB to avoid him. He pulled back but only after it looked like I was going to hit him. I was able to stay in the pocket so I wasn't really pissed. I actually felt like I had taught him a little lesson in surf etiquette. But then I paddle back out and said something to my buddy about it. He recounts how the one kid said something to his buddy about me taking his wave. The entitled little prick! I'm seriously considering buying a foamy and outfitting it with spikes and barbs or maybe just a battering ram attached to the nose.
straight outta jersey- https://youtu.be/f-6SBl74eds btw, i need metard to learn me how to embed a vid so it just pops right up on here....
Never say "yo".. It makes you sound like an idiot, or worse, a moron. I would have dropped in on you just because you want to be an inner city dude. Know this--the inner city morons don't want you as a friend, and I don't blame them, so don't use their verbiage. Get it??
Crap, I say, "yo" to someone who is getting ready to drop in on me. What is the correct thing to say? Besides, "Hey, you stupid mother focker! Get the fock outta here"
Here is how you should deal with kids that drop in on you. Just substitute "you like to bully kids" with "you like to drop in on people". Should put an end to those nasty drop ins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xIZVMJjvHQ