That one is turning in to a real cracker ! Even Scotty has been getting involved - he loves stirring the pot !
Poor old Daneli posted his question only for 24 hours to pass without a reply and then it was 3 greenroom guys
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Surfing/Shortboards/The-Single-Fin-Thread/
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Grom gets dropped in on. 
Not that interesting, how else are they going to learn.
Ok the clip looked bad but it was a 10 second clip with no context.
maybe the old guy had been waiting and little dorries had lapped him a few times and it was one of those, when you're outside your actually inside times and he just went. I know when we were young that sht happened all the time. How we learnt to behave in a lineup, sometimes you think you're sharing but your not.
Don't know, maybe the guy is just an arsehole. 
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Grom gets dropped in on.
Not that interesting, how else are they going to learn.
Ok the clip looked bad but it was a 10 second clip with no context.
maybe the old guy had been waiting and little dorries had lapped him a few times and it was one of those, when you're outside your actually inside times and he just went. I know when we were young that sht happened all the time. How we learnt to behave in a lineup, sometimes you think you're sharing but your not.
Don't know, maybe the guy is just an arsehole.
mini dorries. she is talented. the guy probably wouldn't have if she was on her shorty
^^ I'd say you're probably right.
That was kinda my point.
Sometime you think you're sharing and maybe she wasn't. My mates, who mostly ride shorties will still chip me if I'm getting a few to many on the LB. It's easy to get into a bit of a rhythm.
But as I said before the guy could just be a dick.
This topic has been busier than a whole room - it's proving to be a very interesting thread - must be in the title
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Surfing/Longboarding/ted-my-main-man-and-others/?page=1
ironphill does it again - he certainly has a way with words
The Pai’lolo Channel Crossing M2M is THE BEST long distance race on the planet. In 2010/12 Pai’lolo had THE BEST Downwind conditions I’ve ever seen for a Downwind race. There were only 25 of us at the starting line in 2010 with conditions looking really good. The wind was on your back - 25 knots, good 4 feet of ocean swell. You could see the corduroy lines of chop up ahead then all of a sudden you’re in this big trough & the trough turns into a nice glassy bit of ocean. I guess you’re so far down in the trough you’re out of the wind & you’re just surfing this ocean swell for BULK. Like you’re in the trough standing as far back as you could get on the board just surfing from rail to rail, maybe giving a stroke of your paddle every 10 or so seconds just to stay down in the trough. This years Pai’lolo 2014 Channel Crossing had a record breaking 76 competitors lining up. Conditions for this years race was very ordinary with small choppy seas, no real big ocean swells with a reverse current the whole way making the run Brutal with a lot of just paddle power. I would rate this years Pai’lolo Channel Crossing 2/10 (looked like the East Coast of Australia’s condition on a good day though). There was many of paddle battles along the way with myself and Andrea Moller catching the same runner (Andrea is a weapon of a sheila paddle surfs 40ft JAWS just for fun. Even winning the biggest wave ever surfed by a female award, I take my hat off to her what a gun. I tell ya what they breed the sheilas hard core over here on Maui. Had a great paddle battle with young James Casey neck and neck the whole way till the last 3 kilometres. Big congratulations to Devin Blish who won the women’s unlimited (Devin is one of THE Fastest women on Maui). Myself, Alex Matero and Gustavo Olivera my Brazilian mates where on a mission to do a good time, take a different line than last year and we had some all time paddle battles as always along the way. We where all way outside the Kamalo Buoy by about 2 kilometres which is the best line to take. I had some major falls out there, I just had to sit on my board at one stage for like 2 minutes adjusting everything even fixing my GPS watch as I nearly lost it of my wrist on a fall, Gustavo paddled past me asking if I was OK “I yelled out all good mate just keep going.” I was hoping to beat my best time of 3 hours 35 minutes but that wasn’t going to be the case. I ended up doing a time of 3 hours 48 minutes getting a second place finish in the over 50’s which I was more than happy with. Well done to good mate Ralf Stifford wining the over 50’s beating me by less than a minute and well done to Kathy Shipman who was paddling Jeremy Riggs old board this sheila is a weapon of a paddler and a very talented surfer and can butterfly as fast as a fish in the pool, finishing only 4 minutes behind me (Kathy is another fast female on Maui - both Devin, Kathy and Andrea have smashed a lot of guys egos “Yes Please Mr Wizard” thats Gold) I recon If you was to make love to any of the girls here on Maui you’d better make love to them like a mink and not like a lion or I’d hate to be in your shoes. It was great to see Australia’s Karla Gilbert paddling the Pai’lolo Channel for the first time. This sheila is one of the best Iron-Women Australia has ever produced. Karla Gilbert is the Elle Macpherson of Australian Water Sports in my books. One Lady I’m so stoked and very happy for is good friend Peggy King I believe Peggy is the oldest female competitor to ever enter this race. Peggy was on a mission to do the Pai’lolo Channel in under 5 hours Peggy. Peggy smashed her 5 hour goal with ease well done Peggy. Congratulations to Connor Baxter, Kai Lenny and the Legendary Dave Kalama for coming in first, second and third, mate these blokes are weapons. How good would it be to Paddle as fast as those guys. I’m so stoked for Connor Baxter winning for the fifth year in a row with fierce competition every year “No Shallow Victories Ever In This Race.” Connors fastest time ever for a Pai’lolo Channel Crossing is 2 hours 55 minutes, thats super human fast. Hope Connor can keep going and make it 10/10 like World Paddleboard champion Jamie Mitchell. Thank you Rodney Kilborn for putting on this great event You Handsome Bugga You. Looking forward to returning in 2015 for another Pai’lolo Channel Crossing. iRONPHIL
Select to expand quoteTed the Kiwi said..
ironphill does it again - he certainly has a way with words
The Pai’lolo Channel Crossing M2M is THE BEST long distance race on the planet. In 2010/12 Pai’lolo had THE BEST Downwind conditions I’ve ever seen for a Downwind race. There were only 25 of us at the starting line in 2010 with conditions looking really good. The wind was on your back - 25 knots, good 4 feet of ocean swell. You could see the corduroy lines of chop up ahead then all of a sudden you’re in this big trough & the trough turns into a nice glassy bit of ocean. I guess you’re so far down in the trough you’re out of the wind & you’re just surfing this ocean swell for BULK. Like you’re in the trough standing as far back as you could get on the board just surfing from rail to rail, maybe giving a stroke of your paddle every 10 or so seconds just to stay down in the trough. This years Pai’lolo 2014 Channel Crossing had a record breaking 76 competitors lining up. Conditions for this years race was very ordinary with small choppy seas, no real big ocean swells with a reverse current the whole way making the run Brutal with a lot of just paddle power. I would rate this years Pai’lolo Channel Crossing 2/10 (looked like the East Coast of Australia’s condition on a good day though). There was many of paddle battles along the way with myself and Andrea Moller catching the same runner (Andrea is a weapon of a sheila paddle surfs 40ft JAWS just for fun. Even winning the biggest wave ever surfed by a female award, I take my hat off to her what a gun. I tell ya what they breed the sheilas hard core over here on Maui. Had a great paddle battle with young James Casey neck and neck the whole way till the last 3 kilometres. Big congratulations to Devin Blish who won the women’s unlimited (Devin is one of THE Fastest women on Maui). Myself, Alex Matero and Gustavo Olivera my Brazilian mates where on a mission to do a good time, take a different line than last year and we had some all time paddle battles as always along the way. We where all way outside the Kamalo Buoy by about 2 kilometres which is the best line to take. I had some major falls out there, I just had to sit on my board at one stage for like 2 minutes adjusting everything even fixing my GPS watch as I nearly lost it of my wrist on a fall, Gustavo paddled past me asking if I was OK “I yelled out all good mate just keep going.” I was hoping to beat my best time of 3 hours 35 minutes but that wasn’t going to be the case. I ended up doing a time of 3 hours 48 minutes getting a second place finish in the over 50’s which I was more than happy with. Well done to good mate Ralf Stifford wining the over 50’s beating me by less than a minute and well done to Kathy Shipman who was paddling Jeremy Riggs old board this sheila is a weapon of a paddler and a very talented surfer and can butterfly as fast as a fish in the pool, finishing only 4 minutes behind me (Kathy is another fast female on Maui - both Devin, Kathy and Andrea have smashed a lot of guys egos “Yes Please Mr Wizard” thats Gold) I recon If you was to make love to any of the girls here on Maui you’d better make love to them like a mink and not like a lion or I’d hate to be in your shoes. It was great to see Australia’s Karla Gilbert paddling the Pai’lolo Channel for the first time. This sheila is one of the best Iron-Women Australia has ever produced. Karla Gilbert is the Elle Macpherson of Australian Water Sports in my books. One Lady I’m so stoked and very happy for is good friend Peggy King I believe Peggy is the oldest female competitor to ever enter this race. Peggy was on a mission to do the Pai’lolo Channel in under 5 hours Peggy. Peggy smashed her 5 hour goal with ease well done Peggy. Congratulations to Connor Baxter, Kai Lenny and the Legendary Dave Kalama for coming in first, second and third, mate these blokes are weapons. How good would it be to Paddle as fast as those guys. I’m so stoked for Connor Baxter winning for the fifth year in a row with fierce competition every year “No Shallow Victories Ever In This Race.” Connors fastest time ever for a Pai’lolo Channel Crossing is 2 hours 55 minutes, thats super human fast. Hope Connor can keep going and make it 10/10 like World Paddleboard champion Jamie Mitchell. Thank you Rodney Kilborn for putting on this great event You Handsome Bugga You. Looking forward to returning in 2015 for another Pai’lolo Channel Crossing. iRONPHIL
LOL thats gold...he's certainly enthusiastic!
Nice work SP - its good to have a 'thread cop' like yourself keeping everyone honest
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Nice work SP - its good to have a 'thread cop' like yourself keeping everyone honest
Haha, thread Cop
Fastest screen shot in the west...
No way that was staying up for long.
But always interesting those types of thread, someone always turns up with the other side or at least their side of the story.
Then it's just...
Where's the Popcorn.
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If she is that good on a shortie why the farrrrk is she on a 666 at her age
probably the same reason people get on mid lengths
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Shhh.
Your fast SP
gold
Very cool Mac
Some more gold here from the beaded man
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Stand-Up-Paddle/SUP/Standamaran-Maliko/
you know most of that write up by phil i've seen before.
only the names have been changed to protect the innocent.
the old you better make love like ........... is a regular chestnut.
still a good funny read tho
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awesome topic that one mac.
say - how are your lifts going at the 'get ripped city gym'
