where you from?

Discussion in 'Mid Atlantic' started by Ripcurl058, Jan 2, 2010.

Where are you from?

  1. North Carolina

    0.8%
  2. New Jersey

    49.6%
  3. Maryland

    26.3%
  4. Virginia

    8.3%
  5. Delaware

    15.0%
  1. LBCrew

    LBCrew Well-Known Member

    Aug 12, 2009
    Born in Cape May... used to surf Stockton (got my first wave ever), Poverty (many hurricane barrels), Trenton, Philly (a longboard wave then), and Broadway beaches. All backside lefts. Moved to Brigantine, then to North Jerz where I surfed Asbury, Belmar, and Manasquan, which are all mostly rights. Left the state for a few years to go to school, moved back, and now live in Monmouth Beach.
     
  2. ocripcurrent

    ocripcurrent Well-Known Member

    798
    Feb 27, 2008
    The Mid-Atlantic Forum should be split between Delmarva and New Jersey IMO judging by some other threads I have no idea what people are talking about half the time :(
     

  3. Ripcurl058

    Ripcurl058 Well-Known Member

    64
    Aug 17, 2009
    yeah, it does get pretty confusing...
     
  4. pvjumper05

    pvjumper05 Well-Known Member

    685
    Jun 15, 2008
    yeah but we are close enough to enjoy similar swells, weather, and even local events. i mean ive never been to IRI but i know what it is because of this forum tho ive been to the delmarva regionbefore
     
  5. iwrider

    iwrider Active Member

    37
    Mar 15, 2007
    West Belmar by the way of Keansburg! Dont know if i should be admitting that. Grew up surfing Sandy Hook(2nd Jetty, the cove, first parking lot), Seabright, Seven President. The Academy bus Route.
     
  6. wallysurfr

    wallysurfr Well-Known Member

    918
    Oct 23, 2007
    right next to ^ in West Belmar. Grew up in Sea Girt and surf SL mostly. I should really expand my horizons....
     
  7. Swellinfo

    Swellinfo Administrator

    May 19, 2006
    Initially everything was broken up by local region, but it didn't work out so well, especially for the regions that dont get as much activity. You may have noticed that 90% of the forum activity is coming from the Mid Atlantic forum. And, the traffic is strong in other areas as well, just not as much forum actuion.

    But, will keep it in mind down the road if we make some changes.

    I would say, just keep in mind when you are writing that the forum encompasses more than just your local region. And, feel free to not read a new jersey post if you are from Virginia - etc, etc.!
     
  8. Frenzy...

    Frenzy... Member

    19
    May 20, 2006
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by LOSTsoul View Post
    "If you're from PA you're a kook. That has to be an automatic distinction."

    "Exactly, PA=bennies. People from PA need to stay there. Otherwise, help pay the NJ taxes for our beaches before surfing them. "

    _________

    I'm from PA & yes there are tons of kooks in PA that only surf in the summer when they can use their parents beachhouses, and dont understand surfing "etiquette" so I'll apologize for those idiots, but have no association w/ them. But "if youre from PA, youre a kook"?...not quite. Quit trying to be some aggro local when you live in jerz. you guys aren't on some small island w/ perfect waves. granted jerz gets decent waves, and thers a lot of guys in NJ that rip, but having to pay to use the beach? = GAY, & the number of arrogant dikbag surfers out in the water (both IN jerz & ones i've met from jerz during trips to costa rica, PR, & hawai'i)(yes all 3) is insane. you all know who you are, nobody owns the beach so eat a dik.

    To everyone ELSE that surfs in jersey, no offense. I've met tons of chill people while surfing in jersey, & always have fun out in the water. I just prefer not to surf there often b/c im not paying some snake politician loot to surf in UNOWNED water, just so they can spend tax dollars on prostitutes, their overpaid salary & other luxuries they dont deserve. My job doesnt pay for me to go out to eat whenever i want (i.e. ALL THE TIME)...

    I grew up in DE beaches, but surf OC, MD year round & have been puttin my time in for the past 12 years. & ya, i do paddle out in "heavy" sht every season. So if possible, throw PA up there for at least one just to piss off the 2 clowns i quoted.
    & You two, you kno the bumper sticker:
    Ha'awi Ho'ihi, Loa'a Ho'ihi <---take that sht to heart & grow up, you know you didnt buy that board w/ your own loot, & cut your hair, carbon copies...have fun gettin raped by the man.


    This wasnt worth typing & I got sht to do, so PEACE

    :D
     
  9. instantkarma

    instantkarma Well-Known Member

    90
    Oct 14, 2009
    thanks frenzy.
    from philadelphia. pay property taxes in both pa and nj, but i am from philadelphia.
     
  10. mOtion732

    mOtion732 Well-Known Member

    Sep 18, 2008
    middletown, nj.

    i'd like to buy a house in monmouth beach in the near future
     
  11. MikeMarley

    MikeMarley Member

    7
    Aug 18, 2009
    From: Red Bank / Surf: Deal, Long Branch, The Hook, and Bradley Beach...
     
  12. bodyboarddude

    bodyboarddude Well-Known Member

    146
    Sep 26, 2009
    born in Washington DC,lived in Rockville,Annapolis & moved to Oceanview,DE in 1980.started hittin the swells in Bethany Beach in about 1982-83ish.:D
     
  13. Mooseknuckle

    Mooseknuckle Well-Known Member

    271
    May 12, 2008
    PA sucks this is a surf site and last time i checked pa has no coastline
     
  14. instantkarma

    instantkarma Well-Known Member

    90
    Oct 14, 2009
    PA sucks this is a surf site and last time i checked pa has no coastline

    Yep. No arguement here. However, throw a dart at a US map and there is a 95% chance you'll land on a place that sucks. Philly is just a place to stay and make a living between passport stamps. But don't worry I dont crowd up any summer line ups. This summer has CR two weeks, Baja- 10 days, PR- 2 weeks. I only surf NJ in the winter.

    If you dont like people for pa and ny, you live in the wrong place. Try the northern coast of spain. I have been there twice and did not meet anyone from the states. world class surf there too.
     
  15. Frenzy...

    Frenzy... Member

    19
    May 20, 2006
    You're right mooseknuckle, this is a surf site. NOT a coastal living site. Great observation on PA's lack of coastline. so far you and the skinny older guy w/ brown hair (he likes to show off for young boys....hmmm....:confused:) at malibus surf shop are the only 2 douchebags i've "met" in in ocmd.

    P.S. your number of posts only shows how much time you waste on the computer when you could be out in the water. keep your comments to yourself, nobody cares...


    who else wants to battle? hahahah :D
     
  16. Frenzy...

    Frenzy... Member

    19
    May 20, 2006
    damn instantkarma, we rep PA hard lol. im just S. of illadelph, about 15 mins from centercity have fun this summer.
    ITS GREAT LIVING NEXT TO AN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

    & RIGHT IN BETWEEN JERZ & OCMD. :D
     
  17. Gulfcoast7

    Gulfcoast7 Well-Known Member

    83
    Nov 16, 2009
  18. ocnj&socal

    ocnj&socal Active Member

    38
    Aug 20, 2009
    The Gardens, Ocean City NJ
     
  19. SkySurfnSnow

    SkySurfnSnow Well-Known Member

    121
    Nov 14, 2006
    DC Representing

    Watch out Weekend warriors. Though in the summertime it is actually quicker with less hassles to drive to Monmouth County to surf, plus there I don't have to deal with the grizzle of OC tourons, but rather the "Snookies" and the "The Situations" are easier.:p
     
  20. super fish

    super fish Well-Known Member

    Sep 2, 2008
    whats the difference if you are from a county in pa that borders nj compared to a county in maryland bordering west VA? all maryland people are accepted more even though some are further than some pa people? dumb