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8 MB video VERY funny (in a twisted way) <G>
Ahh yes - the #1 cause of carnage: the "choke"!
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sittingduck said:http://pages.sbcglobal.net/shadowofbob/nicky.mpg
8 MB video VERY funny (in a twisted way) <G>
Ahh yes - the #1 cause of carnage: the "choke"!
John Harlow said:sittingduck said:http://pages.sbcglobal.net/shadowofbob/nicky.mpg
8 MB video VERY funny (in a twisted way) <G>Ahh yes - the #1 cause of carnage: the "choke"!
Definitely. For riding, skating, skiing, life. Hesitation is so often the
cause of so much pain. You just have to commit and live with the
consequences, which will usually be better than the consequences of not
fully committing.
Matt
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Quoted message said:John Harlow said:sittingduck said:http://pages.sbcglobal.net/shadowofbob/nicky.mpg
8 MB video VERY funny (in a twisted way) <G>Ahh yes - the #1 cause of carnage: the "choke"!
Definitely. For riding, skating, skiing, life. Hesitation is so often the
cause of so much pain. You just have to commit and live with the
consequences, which will usually be better than the consequences of not
fully committing.Matt
Like hesitating in the takeoff at The Wedge. I did that only once and
thankfully it was not on a larger set wave.
JD
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> http://pages.sbcglobal.net/shadowofbob/nicky.mpg
> 8 MB video VERY funny (in a twisted way) <G>Ahh yes - the #1 cause of carnage: the "choke"!
Definitely. For riding, skating, skiing, life. Hesitation is so often
the
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:cause of so much pain. You just have to commit and live with the
consequences, which will usually be better than the consequences of not
fully committing.Matt
Like hesitating in the takeoff at The Wedge. I did that only once and
thankfully it was not on a larger set wave.
Hahaha, I never tackled The Wedge. But I spectated plenty of times.
Greg
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>>http://pages.sbcglobal.net/shadowofbob/nicky.mpg
>>8 MB video VERY funny (in a twisted way) <G>
>
>Ahh yes - the #1 cause of carnage: the "choke"!Definitely. For riding, skating, skiing, life. Hesitation is so often
the
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:cause of so much pain. You just have to commit and live with the
consequences, which will usually be better than the consequences of not
fully committing.Matt
Like hesitating in the takeoff at The Wedge. I did that only once and
thankfully it was not on a larger set wave.Hahaha, I never tackled The Wedge. But I spectated plenty of times.
Greg
Screw that... you have to be sick in the head to ride that place
<http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~ksakmann/Fotos/BenutzteBilder/Surfbilder/Wedge.jpg>
<http://hometown.aol.com/surffsc/images/wedge%20air2.jpg>
hahaha <http://romanosky.wedge.org/html/wild_wedge1.html>
Now, 54th street
<http://www.surfline.com/include/popup.cfm?image=/travel/surfmaps/us/orange_county/images/moir_54th.jpg&caption=&height=237&width=510>
The Point
<http://www.surfline.com/include/popup.cfm?image=/travel/surfmaps/us/orange_county/images/keith_newportpt_1.jpg&caption=&height=318&width=510>
RJ's
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And good old Blackie's when those spots get too out of control.
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>>>http://pages.sbcglobal.net/shadowofbob/nicky.mpg
>>>8 MB video VERY funny (in a twisted way) <G>
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>>Ahh yes - the #1 cause of carnage: the "choke"!
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>Definitely. For riding, skating, skiing, life. Hesitation is so oftenthe
Quoted message said:>cause of so much pain. You just have to commit and live with the
>consequences, which will usually be better than the consequences of not
>fully committing.
>
>MattLike hesitating in the takeoff at The Wedge. I did that only once and
thankfully it was not on a larger set wave.Hahaha, I never tackled The Wedge. But I spectated plenty of times.
Greg
Any swell over 6', I was spectating. Even a 5' swell translates up to
triple-overhead with a LOT of water moving at The Wedge.
Quoted message said:Screw that... you have to be sick in the head to ride that place
<http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~ksakmann/Fotos/BenutzteBilder/Surfbilder/Wedge.jpg>
That's probably a 5' swell and when The Wedge is most fun, IMO.
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Twisted backwashes = plenty-o-air.
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I saw Romo kneeboarding there a few times. He's was fun to watch,
especially on big days.
Quoted message said:Now, 54th street
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AKA Kodak Sadbar. I got buried and pinned on the bottom there one
Winter day by the 5th wave in a stepladder set on a 8'-10' day.
Instant drowned rat.
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Never heard of that term, unless referring to the 'Bu or the makeout
spot in Fast Times at Ridgemont High and we all know the 'Bu is a
right.
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Who is RJ and where does he place his claim? Are all of these in
Zooport?
Quoted message said:And good old Blackie's when those spots get too out of control.
Are you referring to Black's Beach near La Jolla?
JD old school
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Any swell over 6', I was spectating. Even a 5' swell translates up to
triple-overhead with a LOT of water moving at The Wedge.Quoted message said:Screw that... you have to be sick in the head to ride that place
<http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~ksakmann/Fotos/BenutzteBilder/Surfbilder/Wedge.jpg>That's probably a 5' swell and when The Wedge is most fun, IMO.
Quoted message said:Twisted backwashes = plenty-o-air.
Quoted message said:I saw Romo kneeboarding there a few times. He's was fun to watch,
especially on big days.Quoted message said:Now, 54th street
<http://www.surfline.com/include/popup.cfm?image=/travel/surfmaps/us/orange_county/images/moir_54th.jpg&caption=&height=237&width=510>AKA Kodak Sadbar. I got buried and pinned on the bottom there one
Winter day by the 5th wave in a stepladder set on a 8'-10' day.
Instant drowned rat.Quoted message said:Never heard of that term, unless referring to the 'Bu or the makeout
spot in Fast Times at Ridgemont High and we all know the 'Bu is a
right.
No, not the Bu; that's where I learned to surf. And actually there's
some really good lefts on the northern end of Third Point. But you're
correct, it is a right point break. Fast Times was filmed at one of my
HS's, along with that show The White Shadow. Hehehe
http://www.dvdork.com/uploads/fasttimes1.jpg I still think that nut is
one of the best actors. What ever happened to
http://www.jim.aquino.com/images/phoebe-cates.jpg
The Point [in Newport] is kind of a misnomer: not a typical point we
normally associate with. But if you're on the Newport pier and look
south, you'll see the long drawn out sand point. Doesn't break that
often, but when it does, it's usually epic ... seen more than a few
surfboards snapped in half there.
http://www.wannasurf.com/spot/North_America/USA_California/Orange_County/newport_point/
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Who is RJ and where does he place his claim? Are all of these in
Zooport?
Yeah, you got it. AKA, Newport River Jetties.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:And good old Blackie's when those spots get too out of control.
Are you referring to Black's Beach near La Jolla?
JD old school
Blackie's: small wave break in between the pier and the 28th street
jetty. Very fun wave, usually perfect shape, but small.
Here's a good map of the local surf spots
<http://www.wannasurf.com/spot/North_America/USA_California/Orange_County/index.html>
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Quoted message said:Screw that... you have to be sick in the head to ride that place
<http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~ksakmann/Fotos/BenutzteBilder/Surfbild
er/Wedge.jpg>
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hahaha <http://romanosky.wedge.org/html/wild_wedge1.html>
Damn. That looks pretty scary! I love the inflatable donosaur guy!
Matt
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Any swell over 6', I was spectating. Even a 5' swell translates up to
triple-overhead with a LOT of water moving at The Wedge.Quoted message said:Screw that... you have to be sick in the head to ride that place
<http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~ksakmann/Fotos/BenutzteBilder/Surfbilder/Wedge.jpg>That's probably a 5' swell and when The Wedge is most fun, IMO.
Quoted message said:Twisted backwashes = plenty-o-air.
Quoted message said:I saw Romo kneeboarding there a few times. He's was fun to watch,
especially on big days.Quoted message said:Now, 54th street
<http://www.surfline.com/include/popup.cfm?image=/travel/surfmaps/us/orange_county/images/moir_54th.jpg&caption=&height=237&width=510>AKA Kodak Sadbar. I got buried and pinned on the bottom there one
Winter day by the 5th wave in a stepladder set on a 8'-10' day.
Instant drowned rat.Quoted message said:Never heard of that term, unless referring to the 'Bu or the makeout
spot in Fast Times at Ridgemont High and we all know the 'Bu is a
right.No, not the Bu; that's where I learned to surf. And actually there's
some really good lefts on the northern end of Third Point. But you're
correct, it is a right point break. Fast Times was filmed at one of my
HS's, along with that show The White Shadow. Hehehe
http://www.dvdork.com/uploads/fasttimes1.jpg I still think that nut is
one of the best actors. What ever happened to
http://www.jim.aquino.com/images/phoebe-cates.jpgThe Point [in Newport] is kind of a misnomer: not a typical point we
normally associate with. But if you're on the Newport pier and look
south, you'll see the long drawn out sand point. Doesn't break that
often, but when it does, it's usually epic ... seen more than a few
surfboards snapped in half there.
I know where that is, but never knew it had a name, or surfed there.
Too quick to blackball and parking between Balboa and Newport sucks.
http://www.wannasurf.com/spot/North_America/USA_California/Orange_County/newport_point/
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Who is RJ and where does he place his claim? Are all of these in
Zooport?Yeah, you got it. AKA, Newport River Jetties.
We always called that the Santa Ana River Jetties, no shortened down
nicknames. I spent a lot of time surfing there. Holds size well for
a beach break.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:And good old Blackie's when those spots get too out of control.
Are you referring to Black's Beach near La Jolla?
JD old school
Blackie's: small wave break in between the pier and the 28th street
jetty. Very fun wave, usually perfect shape, but small.
Never surfed there, same ref as The Point.
Quoted message said:Here's a good map of the local surf spots
<http://www.wannasurf.com/spot/North_America/USA_California/Orange_County/index.html>
The "Gap" between Golden West and Bolsa is actually called "Dead
Ladys" because of a body that washed up on shore there in the early
70's.
JD
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