Early In The Mornin' We'll Be Startin' Out
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Remember Mark Foo.
posted by NewBornHippy at 4:42 AM on February 7, 2006
posted by NewBornHippy at 4:42 AM on February 7, 2006
I am confused by this thread's comments. I think I'll leave now. Cool about the surfing though matt.
posted by Richat at 6:17 AM on February 7, 2006
posted by Richat at 6:17 AM on February 7, 2006
Watch Riding Giants if you want to know what this is all about.
Before I saw that I never realized that people surfed offshore.
posted by smackfu at 7:06 AM on February 7, 2006
Before I saw that I never realized that people surfed offshore.
posted by smackfu at 7:06 AM on February 7, 2006
Just a FYI, the live stream only works with Windows Media Player on a PC. It doesn't work on a mac at all.
posted by mathowie at 8:04 AM on February 7, 2006
posted by mathowie at 8:04 AM on February 7, 2006
Tagline: The Beaches Have Become Battlefields... The Waves Are A War Zone!...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094077/
-who said all surfers are blonde with blue eyes??
posted by OU812 at 8:42 AM on February 7, 2006
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094077/
-who said all surfers are blonde with blue eyes??
posted by OU812 at 8:42 AM on February 7, 2006
Here's what it looks like on my PC, there are actually some huge waves and huge wipeouts going on right now:
posted by mathowie at 10:54 AM on February 7, 2006
posted by mathowie at 10:54 AM on February 7, 2006
Watch Riding Giants if you want to know what this is all about.
Also, check out Step Into Liquid.
The film profiles the Mavericks Crew -- Peter "Condor" Mel, Ken "Skindog" Collins, Darrel "Flea" Viristko, and Shawn "Barney" Collins.
posted by ericb at 12:35 PM on February 7, 2006
Also, check out Step Into Liquid.
The film profiles the Mavericks Crew -- Peter "Condor" Mel, Ken "Skindog" Collins, Darrel "Flea" Viristko, and Shawn "Barney" Collins.
posted by ericb at 12:35 PM on February 7, 2006
I just got back from working the contest today.
It was just about perfect.
Consistent 28 - 32 foot faces with the occasional 35, glassy waves swept by offshore winds, 68 degrees, sunny.
I was up on the air base, right by the judges stand, and the thing that got to me was just the consistency of today.
Wave after wave, with a BIG 20 - 22 second period.
And the sound ... every so often a big one would detonate, and BOOM, you could hear from a mile away (literally).
Just great.
posted by Relay at 5:34 PM on February 7, 2006
It was just about perfect.
Consistent 28 - 32 foot faces with the occasional 35, glassy waves swept by offshore winds, 68 degrees, sunny.
I was up on the air base, right by the judges stand, and the thing that got to me was just the consistency of today.
Wave after wave, with a BIG 20 - 22 second period.
And the sound ... every so often a big one would detonate, and BOOM, you could hear from a mile away (literally).
Just great.
posted by Relay at 5:34 PM on February 7, 2006
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In Australia, we've always used the back of the wave (for some peculiar reason).
posted by strawberryviagra at 12:25 AM on February 7, 2006