What do you say when you head out for a session, "winging" or "flying", both sound equally ridiculous.
I guess I could say wing foiling but I'm lazy and not shortening it is just un-Australian.
I believe the correct nomenclature is "I am going wingadingalinging". Which can be shortened to "dingalinging" or just "dinging", if among friends. 
I say winging or wingsurfing, since my focus is waves. Wingfoiling is more specific, though some people use wings on skateboards, snowboards, sups, etc.
When talking to non-players, I tend to just say "windsurfing", saves some pointless questions.
Ding, Dang, Dong
Present tense - I'm going out for a Ding
Post tense - I had a great Dong
Pre tense - Going for a Dang tomorrow
Select to expand quoteDarrylG said..
Ding, Dang, Dong
Present tense - I'm going out for a Ding
Post tense - I had a great Dong
Pre tense - Going for a Dang tomorrow
Logical syntax is important, I like it. Though not sure about your having a great dong, maybe you use that term differently down there.
(but hey, up in Canada we have a clothing company called Roots, so cultural differences happen)
Select to expand quotejuandesooka said..(but hey, up in Canada we have a clothing company called Roots, so cultural differences happen)
Roots could come out with a Dong line of Ding gear.
I simply say "going for a wing", seeems seems make sense to anybody that knows the sport. For anyone not familiar with the sport I find I have to explain it all anyway, regardless of what I call it.
Every time I leave the house I just say "I'm going for a surf" even if I'm going to work.??
I say just going for a surf as I don't really know what im going to do until I get to the beach , although it's pretty much winging every time .
Select to expand quoteDarrylG said..
Ding, Dang, Dong
Present tense - I'm going out for a Ding
Post tense - I had a great Dong
Pre tense - Going for a Dang tomorrow
Past tense - I had a dang good ding
"Wing" is really too ambiguous. Especially when we call the sail and the foil both "wings". I was toying with the idea of mixing words to get something new, short, and pronounceable:
- FRee wING = Fring?
- FLying wIng = Fling?
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Ideas?
Select to expand quotecolas said..
"Wing" is really too ambiguous. Especially when we call the sail and the foil both "wings". I was toying with the idea of mixing words to get something new, short, and pronounceable:
- FRee wING = Fring?
- FLying wIng = Fling?
...
Ideas?
My Mrs is convinced I am having a fling with a bird called Foilina.
Select to expand quotejuandesooka said..
I believe the correct nomenclature is "I am going wingadingalinging". Which can be shortened to "dingalinging" or just "dinging", if among friends.
I say winging or wingsurfing, since my focus is waves. Wingfoiling is more specific, though some people use wings on skateboards, snowboards, sups, etc.
When talking to non-players, I tend to just say "windsurfing", saves some pointless questions.
Burst into laughter in the office in working time. It's all your bad!
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