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I'm in Australia for my bro's wedding. Decided last minute to stop in hawaii for a week of surfing on the way back. Snowboard season is over anyways...Anyone going to be there that wants to meet up for some waves? I'll be cruising around and hopefully sleeping in my rental car.
I surf pretty well for a canadian...haha
Chris
Dude! Go to Makaha for at least a day. It should be a good time if you manage to not get your face smashed in. Mahalo.
Beat it KOOK! You must like to get pounded real bad 'uh?Quote:
Originally Posted by ccharp
Thanks for the tip...looks like a fun break.Quote:
Originally Posted by GheePup
Some pictires from the trip: http://www.mountain-community.com/fo...g2_itemId=8250
chris, looks like you found some great swell to ride. How about some details where you were ? I lived on Oahu for 3 months about 4 years ago. Did alot more kitesurfing in Kailua than surfing at Diamond Head, tho.You def got some surf skillz, brah.
Can you get "Dog-The Bounty Hunter" in Whistler ? I love watching that show seeing the ice/meth heads running around in paradise:rolleyes:
Aloha always:cool:
Here's cape cod yesterday, 'lil colder than Oahu surf;)
Hey everybody!Quote:
Originally Posted by Vince
Look...it's the return of Hooey, da Ass-Clown of da Islands.
So Hooey, howzit in Van Nuys? Or are you in somewhere in Riverside?
You know Hooey, illiterate Hawaiians only talk that way sometimes.
Do you know any other tricks?
When Surf Punks hit the California underground scene in the late '70s, surf and skate culture had developed a strong undercurrent of radical purists trying to preserve its integrity. Sounding off on dummies from the valley who infiltrated sacred surf spots became somewhat of a twisted art form for founders Dennis Dragon and Drew Steele, who re-released this slightly altered album originally pressed on their own Day-Glo label. A demented warping of surf legends Jan & Dean mixed with the Ramones, My Beach is drenched with immature, beer-belched vocals combining electro-drumming, cheesy keyboards, and laser sound effects. Novelties like "Bird Bathroom," "Beer Can Beach," "Teenage Girls," and "Punch out at Malibu" exude adolescent absurdity without boundaries. All in good fun, cult-status anthems "Somebody Ripped My Stick," "My Beach," and "My Wave" are irreverent classics spewing venom at anyone outside a two-mile limit from the Pacific. As an added bonus, the liner notes include the inane lyrics and a helpful glossary outlining terminology adopted by the locals. Unfortunately this hilarious opus was the only worthwhile outing; subsequent albums were simply rehashed rants that never saw Surf Punks mature as musicians. ~ Craig Curtice, All Music Guide
we go "stretch" um!
Me love da pidgen or da local slang...don matter if it's in Brasil or wheya eva
He's actually out in San Dimas. Raging Waters' Employee of the month, August, 2006.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiTopanga
Ho dat was some good!
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got to have da JUICE !
Yeah, that was after he got his ass schooled at Hurricane Harbor in Valencia.Quote:
Originally Posted by seanpistol