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Good morning everyone!

I hope all of you scored some waves this weekend as things are starting to look more and more like springtime around here. As nice as April was, you know we were due for things to turn sour at some point. Well, if you haven't left the house in a few days/been traveling/or have been hiding under a rock then you know it is WINDY out there. Not just your average "slight onshore breeze" but your macking-knock-the-swell-back-to-New-Zealand type of wind. It really picked up on Saturday night out at sea and then arrived at our shores sometime in the early part of Sunday. From all indications, it doesn't look like it is leaving any time soon either. So, not to get too depressed or anything but I am sure there will be some moments of opportunity this week. Just a matter of when......

Had a couple of good surfs this weekend. On Saturday, Marco and I rolled out thinking about hitting a little spot we have been checking periodically the last 2-3 years. We didn't make it too far down the coast before we realized (when the fog allowed some visability) that the swell was tiny, the fog was thick and there was no way we were hittin' the mysto spot. Bumped into Loon as he was on patrol for some olas as well. After some deliberation, we went socal-style and tried to surf thru some fishing lines and pier pylons. Got sunburned even though the fog was thick as hell. CK and his lady charger joined in the fun and we hooted each other on for a bit. Good session making the most out of what was available which wasn't really much. Fairly mellow while uncrowded and fun. Sunday, headed south as well trying to catch whatever south swell was showing. Stopped along the road to surf a little slice of heaven near El Granada. What a great surf spot! Ha! The setup was actually pretty good with all due respect. Sometimes I feel that if we were to lobby the Surfrider Foundation for some funding, the HMB area could be one hell of a surf mecca! I am sure the residents there would love that...... Anyway, the winds were blowing pretty hard along the coast by early Sunday so driving wasn't much of an option as the strong winds seemed to be killing most spots.

Quick question for peeps out there: Anyone ever ridden a single-fin egg? Any thoughts? I am seriously thinking about hooking one up. Lemme know.

Some Mandala Shapes I found while Egg searching last night:

Pretty cool shots here:

Kaiser, Aqua has some sweet Hobbie eggs, but they are not single fins. They do have a sweet Bojorquez full retro 7'6" single fin egg, tinted resin and Greenogh flex fin, like new for super cheap.

Posted by: mexisurf at May 10, 2004 10:07 AM


Posted by: bbr at May 10, 2004 10:12 AM

-OVER THE LINE!!

-MARK IT 8, DUDE!!

-SMOKEY, THIS IS NOT NAM, THIS IS BOWLING, THERE ARE RULES.


kaiser - my buddy picked up a spherical revolver a few years back and fell in love with it, for awhile there was using it as his main ride. i only surfed it once, and that was a few years back and don't remember much about it other than that it paddled really well. i've actually heard decent things about the hobie retro eggs that they are making these days.

thought for you on the windy days: since the waves that we get all start as wind somewhere in the world than maybe, just maybe, on the windy days we are hooking up someone on the other side of the world with an overhead, glassy day. anyways, just a thought to help make the windy days a little more bearable.

Posted by: j at May 10, 2004 10:21 AM

oh, the spherical revolver is the harbour single fin eggy board

Posted by: j at May 10, 2004 10:22 AM

Kaiser,

I rode a late 80s single fin egg made by Becker when I was on Maui a couple of months ago. I think it was just a few inches shy of 8 feet, but at least 2.5" thick. It was great for the small mush days, but I also made a few DOH drops that I never thought I'd be able to land on a board like that. It was surprisingly maneauverable and actually quite fast- an overall REALLY FUN utility board. I know becker still makes a similar board, I've contemplated getting one for around here, but I couldn't fathom trying to duck all of that foam under an OB closeout. I have a hard enough time with my 6'5" fish.
If I can find a picture of the board, I'll toss it up for ya.

Posted by: nate at May 10, 2004 10:25 AM

That's one downside of the egg - fat noses are harder to duck.

Another is, wide round tails are not great in steeper waves.

I got my Hickey board the weekend.

Link here

I'm a little scared to surf on something that looks that nice. I am not usually a "pretty" board owner, but I have a world of respect for Bill, and wanted to see what he would do for a rotating single fin board. Only took it out under pretty mushy conditions, but it worked well in that. We'll see what happens on a fast steep drop.

Picked up another shaper for the RFS work, too. There are few making single fin eggs with the RFS.

I'm guessing it will be pretty hairy around here by Wednesday...

Posted by: blakestah at May 10, 2004 10:34 AM

i've ridden several single and tri fin eggs over the years. my 2 current boards are eggy. I have 6'9" Coffey tri-fin egg desingned for surf head-high and under that is magic at beachbreaks. It's brother is a 6'11" that's more pulled in the nose and tail that rules in steep hollowness. I went with tri-fins over a single fin as tri's tend to generate speed better in less then hollow waves over single fins.

Posted by: 3to5setsof7 at May 10, 2004 10:35 AM

IT'S A SHOW DOG WITH FUCKING PAPERS!

since the surf is crap, i venture that we should fire lebowski quotes back and forth...

-Dude, I finally got the venue I wanted. I'm Performing my dance quintet--you know, my cycle--at Crane Jackson's Fountain Street Theatre on Tuesday night, and I'd love it if
you came and gave me notes.-Far out, man.

-Sure Allan, I'll be there.

-Dude, uh, tomorrow is already the tenth.

-Yeah, yeah I know. Okay...

-Just, uh, just slip the rent under my door...

Posted by: elias at May 10, 2004 10:46 AM

Hell yeah! Keep this coming! I have been drooling over the Hobie retro eggs @ Aqua for a while. I like the tri-fin set up with the single fin center and fcs side bitters. Also, I have heard the same thing with regards to speed on the tri set up as it gives it a little more push. Any feelings about a thinner tail contributing to greater speed? I am looking in the sub 6'8'' range right now as I don't want it too bulky but what do I know.

Seems like you can rip on it, chill on it, cheeter-five on it, whatever...

3to5, I guess I am going to have to bring that board of mine down just to check your Coffey quiver. I love my 6'5'' high performance fish he shaped me. I have been riding every day. In fact, that is what has me thinking about the egg.

Posted by: Kaiser at May 10, 2004 10:46 AM

Got back from Northern Peru last week. Surf was perfect. 150 yd rides at Lobitos. 75 - 100 yd rides at Piscinas and Mancora. I got some contact names for lodging and rides to the breaks for any of you wanting to head down there. Really want to go back in Oct-Dec when its firing barrels. Got the 6-8 swallow shaped and glassed for me in 4 days by Perus best shaper- Wayo Whailer. Unfortunately, on the 2nd to last day in Mancora I caught someone breaking into my room and broke my right hand on his face. No surf for me til the end of the month. Ill post some pics once they get developed.

Posted by: Traut at May 10, 2004 10:50 AM

glad to hear that you had fun on sat kaiser. i would up back at ob and it was actually pretty fun, stayed pretty glassy in the fog for awhile. you're right about sunday, winds were blowin hard even down in scruz, but was still rideable in town.

like this thread on retro eggs, i am debating fish vs. retro egg (probably w/rfs) for my next board - any comments on factors to push me one way or the other???

Posted by: loon at May 10, 2004 11:08 AM


Dirty....

Posted by: Kaiser at May 10, 2004 11:09 AM

Kaiser, your free to take it for a test nose ride, shuvit to slob air, barrel and roundhouse off the foam. it's that versatile.

Posted by: 3to5setsof7 at May 10, 2004 11:10 AM

At this rate, I will be $500-$600 lighter by the end of day!

Loon, I totally forgot that you wanted to check out my Coffey. Saturday would have been perfect. I will snap some pics and send them to you when I get a chance. The board is super smooth and paddles really well for me. The width up front really aids in paddling and catching waves while providing a really different ride then my normal shortboard.

As for the egg, I am really not much into longboarding but I enjoy it on occasion. I think it has more to do with the length vs. paddle-out issue. Around here, I feel like I exert so much more energy just trying to keep a longboard under control while trying to get to the lineup rather then actually trying to ride a wave. Hence my lack of interest. But that creates a void (or at least I am pretending it does so I can BUY A NEW BOARD!!!!). For instance, what do I ride at PP when it is small and gutless? What do I ride at Lindy when it is small and the winds are killing OB?

(This is all just talk to convince myself to buy a new board........)

Posted by: Kaiser at May 10, 2004 11:16 AM

OB: Nature's exfoliating loofah! It's rip roaring, screaming onshores. My windows are bending, howling, and coated in sand. The dog looks annoyed. If I put on lotion and step outside in 2 seconds it'll look like I have 2 day stubble. Sunglasses necessary to prevent corneas from being scratched. Needless to say the surf is horrific but...BUT ! There are two people out in this gale, noodling about in the inside, practicing popups, duckdives, and generally having fun [ I assume ] mucking about in the most hopeless conditions imaginable. Yeah! That's the spirit! And here I thought I was the only member of Ocean Beach's Charlie Brown Club. Sorely tempted to ditch this raft of responsibity and work crap and race out. Must...refrain...from.....arrrr..

Congrats all on the new boards. Hey Klooless, did you decide on or get another ride?

Posted by: s.s. sharkbait at May 10, 2004 11:23 AM

I rode my friends 7'2 Morey Pope (I think) egg around 1970ish. It was fast and turned really easily. I was in NJ surf though. On hard bottom turns, the fin would pop out and side slip. That was actually kind of fun.

I was riding a 7' Rick with a wide square tail that had all the glamour and design of an ironing board with a little rocker and a 9" single fin.

Posted by: Dennis at May 10, 2004 11:52 AM

Traut...welcome back. sounds like a sic trip! sorry to hear about the hand. bummer. glad to hear, however, that you paid the would-be-thief back with the karma he deserves!

hmmm....boards....when the onshores blow, there's nothing better than thinking about what board you need to next add to your quiver! on the topic...here's a question to expand our "board-talk" day: i am toying with the idea of picking up a tri-fin fish...but i'm also intrigued by twin-fins. the fish is more of a known entity and would make for a nice addition foshur, but the twin has gotta ride waaaay different and seems like it could be fun. anyone have any experience with those?

Posted by: ck at May 10, 2004 11:59 AM

bbr - did you grow up in the SLO area? noticed the link above at "805"... good prefix.

i spent many hours in the waters there-abouts. good times all around.

-Ahh, you know. Strikes and gutters, ups and downs

Posted by: elias at May 10, 2004 12:03 PM

"Nein dizbatcher says zere iss problem mit deine kable."

Posted by: Karl Hungus at May 10, 2004 12:18 PM

Hi all. A fun but punishing morning with the longboard at OB on Saturday---some rough paddles out, a lot of position-maintenance paddling, and only a couple of good rides; Sunday's plan for hitting the what looked to be a consistent, ego-mending south in the hmb sunshine was replaced with a trip to Kragen's and quality time under the Jeep replacing a fried alternator.

Sharkbait thanks for the gnarly conditions report, and for your question. I've visited a few shops and am keeping an eye on used ads, but I'm still dithering. Sort of averaging all advice, I'd be looking for something like a 7'4" shortboard, I guess.

Here's a pretty looking 7'11" one (20 7/8th by 3 1/8th) available barely used that has me drooling:


But it may be to floaty to duck-dive?

Posted by: Klooless Kook at May 10, 2004 12:20 PM

yeah i grew up in arroyo grande and then went to UCSB so i know the 805 pretty well. i try to get back as much as i can. here's a little vid my brother made a while back.

Posted by: bbr at May 10, 2004 12:27 PM

I've found the single fin eggs witht the thin 50/50 rails and the paper thin tails great on small fast hollow waves, not on slow mushy waves. But I'm no Tom C or Joel T. I have an egg that I got for small mushy days but it only works on small fst days and I'ld rather ride my short board on those days, so I'm selling it to get a LB. Hence my advertising in the first post.

Stah,
I saw one of your fins out in the H2O on Sat mornin, I nearly ran the guy over, looks perty cool, interesting, inovative etc. The guy was perty stoked with it even though I dung it for him.


Surf rig Posted by: mexisurf at May 10, 2004 12:30 PM

Wannabe - stay at Bo or Linda Mar where you belong.

Posted by: at May 10, 2004 12:58 PM

Hah hah - I just talked to him, he said someone who knew about me ran him over...that particular board is generation 3 - I am on generation 7 or 8 now, it's a lot better than that.

Klooless Kook, I can duck dive my 8'6" and I am only 150 lbs. But it is narrow in the nose. It makes a big difference, I can't really duckdive the 7'9" funboard.

John Schultze is really working on his 3 fin semi-fish. He got the template from the Search board, and blew it up a little, makes a 6'2" or 6'3" with it as a tri-fin. They look sweet, I haven't ridden one yet.

If you get a fish, though, and go all the way, you'll need to adopt a different riding style. Go 5'9", wide, flat, deep swallow, keel fins, and learn what fish surfing is about.

Narrow tails are more stable at higher speeds. But fatter tails catch waves easier.

And Kaiser, don't worry about talking yourself into it - get a board, before you have kids...

Posted by: blakestah at May 10, 2004 12:59 PM

KK. It would take a hellofabigperson to duck dive that board. Anything getting over 7'3 is gonna be rough to push under a wave. That does not make it a bad choice however.

Posted by: Dennis at May 10, 2004 12:59 PM

wannabe - that is outta line...go shit in someone else's backyard

Posted by: at May 10, 2004 01:02 PM

bbr - nice vid. lots of central coast there. I even noticed the spine at the AG skate park. Nice. I have a good friend (Jerimiah Blackwell) that grew up in AG as well. I've seen people through some big fans of spray, but JB throws buckets.

anyway, small world.

Posted by: elias at May 10, 2004 01:03 PM

wannabe--
Having grown up in that area, checking that particular spot for 15 years and getting skunked 99% of the time, there's only one thing I can infer from your claim:

You're the same type of surfer who comes back from 1 foot mushy lindamar and tells his friends that he was getting 20 second tube rides.

I wish there was a spot that got that good in the bay area -- sorry to say there isn't. The place you mentioned is a much better bet for a shark attack than a rideable face, as well as being one of the coldest windiest spots on the coast.

But here we go with the naming-names discussion. How bout this: You want to post a surfspot name, post your name and address too. That way all the people who are deeply offended by your actions can come over to your house and hold you accountable for your post in a way they see fit.

Fair enough?

Posted by: lewis at May 10, 2004 01:26 PM

lewis, you didn't go to UCSD by any chance, did you?

Posted by: blakestah at May 10, 2004 01:43 PM

yeah,UCSD 95-99...did the surf team, ran the surf club. Had the key to blacks and I still missed living up north.

Posted by: lewis at May 10, 2004 01:46 PM

Kaiser, check out this site.
The boards are not quite the Hobie egg, but some of the guys on Swaylocks swear by them. I myself am considering getting either one of these or a Mandala fish.
http://www.liddlesurfboards.com/shapes.html

Posted by: steve-o at May 10, 2004 01:51 PM

Not that I want to regulate but this thread has been beat to death so I killed it.

Wannabe, feel free to try something like ****** Reef or the like in the future.

Sorry.

Posted by: Kaiser at May 10, 2004 01:54 PM

Thank you Kaiser. Agreed. You did the right thing.

Christian, how did you do at the spot I saw you at on Sunday? We kept driving and got some fun ones. Too much driving, though.

Posted by: lewis at May 10, 2004 02:03 PM

Wanabe
Please no names, and I didn't tlike the Peru names either, The world is a small place.

Posted by: mexisurf at May 10, 2004 02:05 PM

lewis, I am a good college friend of Slug's. He was a philosophy grad student majoring in surf while you were at UCSD. You two mighta lived in the same house near Scripps pier for a little while.

Small world. It'll make for a buncha good stories some other time. I stayed in his house (house of many), and he's visited here a bunch of times. He told me some stuff about you, and did some surf exploration based on info you'd given him. So, in a way, I owe you one...

He's philosophy faculty at University of Sydney now.

Posted by: blakestah at May 10, 2004 02:08 PM

kaiser...listen to blakestah. Get that board now! And talk about it a lot so I can live vicariously through you.

Posted by: jdz at May 10, 2004 02:11 PM

I should have figured the name dropping would dominate the comments.

I apologize to those that consider "shark-eat-seal pup-sandbar" their private little wind-swept shack away from home, but if you have ever surfed it you'd realize that the break could probably handle 20-30 people without feeling a bit crowded.

Posted by: wannabe at May 10, 2004 02:16 PM

Blakestah and JDZ, I guess it is only my duty to buy as many boards as possible until the little ones start coming.

I called Hobie for the farq of it today anyway. Calling around shortly.

3to5, you get my email?

Posted by: Kaiser at May 10, 2004 02:17 PM

That's right...do your duty. Make us proud. Just let me know what you decide and how it works. I eyed those Hobie eggs recently as well and was very intrigued. Am now in the fish v. egg conundrum myself. Will you be the guinea pig? Tough job...but someones got to do it.

Posted by: jdz at May 10, 2004 02:23 PM

blakestah -- very funny. Yeah, I lived with mike for a year in the house by the pier. Lots of stories. I slept in a walk-in closet to save money on rent, and then used the surplus scholarship funds to finance my first of eight indo trips. It was a tough house dynamic -- mellow grad students, us punk kids, and one insane frenchman. Was that the house you stayed at?

Mike's a classic guy with a very different take on things. Haven't seen him in years.

Hope my indirect tips got you a wave or two.

Posted by: lewis at May 10, 2004 02:25 PM

I need a set of twin fins for a 6'4 fish I've just shaped. I'm not going to make my own as originally planned. Anybody know if there are removable fish fins? Couldn't find them online. I'm mostly considering glass fins.

Posted by: Dennis at May 10, 2004 02:28 PM

I didn't even see Wanabes post but from the looks of it you guys are the biggest Fuc!ing hipocrites I've ever come across.

And by the way, it was great seeing all you balding, corporate kooks clogging things up in HMB this weekend. You did a great job of ruining some great surf on Sunday. But what's new, that's what you guys are all about. If HMB sucks so bad then stay the Fu!k at OB.

see ya next week.
egp

Posted by: EG Pimp at May 10, 2004 02:33 PM

Posted by: Kaiser at May 10, 2004 02:33 PM

whos wanabe? am i missing something?

surfed the J3tty on sunday and it was super fun almost offshore while everywhere else was blown to bits. sucking out shoulder high and smaller rights breaking right on the j3tty never surfed it like that and got some gooood ones. the kids were killing it.

sick video bbr.

Posted by: bagel at May 10, 2004 02:36 PM

Good job Kaiser! Kill it and then bring back to life.

Posted by: mexisurf at May 10, 2004 02:39 PM

lewis, yup, that was the place. I spent a few days there once after my truck engine blew waiting at the border (I think the nun cursed me). Actually, I spent a few nights there either coming or going to Baja. Shaping racks in the garage, I guess one or more of you were learning the craft...dozens of boards there...wished I had lived there.

I'll fill you in on how your indirect tips did sometime when we get to surf...

Dennis, I am very sure John at SF Surfshop can get you fish fins. Or you could get your own.

I know Lokbox makes the new fish fins for Merrick, you might see if you can get soma those. Actually, I'd bet all the fin companies make fish fins.

Posted by: blakestah at May 10, 2004 02:42 PM

there's one sunning itself in the clearing pa, get the guuuun!!

i drove to this super secret place called the pac*fic oc*an this weekend, it was going off.

Posted by: j at May 10, 2004 02:43 PM

Surfed Dizzyland both Sat and Sun and had a lot of fun. Both mornings the crowds were really light, at least at first. Mostly small, with a few keepers rolling through the point (photo from Sun). Drove north at 6:00 this morning and the entire coast was shreadded, but the Gran looked pretty doable with a waist or shoulder high peak and three peeps out.

Geez, the freakin wind is howling downtown right now.


Posted by: Moose at May 10, 2004 02:47 PM

Whoa, go easy. I am sorry if you found the lady-friend offensive but I had nothing to do with posting of locales.

Just to clear the air.

And yeah, she is laying SOMEWHERE IN FREAKIN HAWAII since I have super powers to recognize exactly which beach she is on. If you want to know the exact coordinates, email me and I will tell you. The reef out front is really shallow. The left is better then the right which some people consider to be nothing more then a glorified closeout.

Posted by: Kaiser at May 10, 2004 02:49 PM

Name who the quotes apply too for boardom sake-

Note these qoutes are in no particular order...


"Vere are my Tools!!!"

"How are they gonna keep her on the farm once she's seen Karl Hungus.."

"Also, Dude, Chinaman is not the preferred nomenclature. Asian-American, please."


"Is it being prepared to do the right thing, whatever the cost. Isn't that what makes a man?"

"Sure, that and a pair of testicles."

"Donny was a good bowler, and a good man. He was one of us. He was a man who loved the outdoors. And bowling. And as a surfer, he explored the beaches of Southern California from La Jolla to Leo Carillo and up to Pismo. He died, as so many young men of his generation, before his time. In your wisdom, Lord, you took him. As you took so many bright flowering young men at Ke Song, at Lon Doc, and Hill 64. These young men gave their lives, as did Donny. Donny who loved bowling."

Posted by: phil at May 10, 2004 02:50 PM

Eg YOU RULE! Lets all keep the jetty hush hush and protect this precious spot for all the future rippers....

Posted by: mexisurf at May 10, 2004 02:52 PM

blakestah - That Hickey looks incredibly sweet! I HAVE to have him make me a board!
sharkbait - Great post! Yesterday I drove past the beach about 5:30 pm and saw two surfers playing around inside during incredibly blown out conditions. Wonder if it was the same maniacs you saw today?

Posted by: Jimmie at May 10, 2004 02:56 PM

for all you Lebowski fans,

look at the date on the 69cent check he signs at ralphs as he is looking up at the little TV of Sadam Hussein and hearing "this agression will not stand"

Its Sept 11th

Bin Laden is a Big Lebowski affectionado I kid you NOT!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: phil at May 10, 2004 02:58 PM

Interesting observation, phil. Either Bin Laden is into Lebowski or the Coen Brothers are Al-Qaeda!

Posted by: mwsf at May 10, 2004 03:06 PM

i feel like i should give this big lebowski movie another chance. i wasnt so into it when i first saw it because as a hardcore stoner at the time i didnt like how they portrayed the main guy who i guess was a big stoner, pretty cliche'. but perhaps there are other merits to this film. ill admit it took me a while to really understand why prince has such a cult like following. that guys is the best.

Posted by: bagel at May 10, 2004 03:07 PM

Thanks Blakestah. It would be nice if I can find the time get this thing finished before the end of the month. If it's not too ugly, I'll take it to Kuaui on the 30th.

Posted by: Dennis at May 10, 2004 03:29 PM

jimmie, he is in town this week, call the shop and see if he is there. Bill bounces from Encinitas to here and back. He's going back later this week. He is only making a board a month, or so.

If you miss him and want to order, I have his contact info (or you can go through the shop). But you will work directly with Bill either way.

He's been doing these longboards lately, with heavily canted keel side fins - bonzer-esque - and full-on artwork on the bottom and top. Unreal. I've never been around a shaper like Bill. He pulls out the latest boards, and everyone pulls out their cameras to take their picture of Bill with their board, and Bill takes your picture with the board. It's almost ceremonial.

He started as a shaper in 1956 with hollow wood boards. Then, foam and glass were introduced. Then, boards got shorter. Then, boards got multiple fins. Bill shaped through it all, custom artwork on all his boards, handmade fins, each board a gem from the heart.

The strange thing is, Bill has few material possessions and little money, and yet is one of the richest people I know.

Posted by: blakestah at May 10, 2004 03:42 PM

Posted by: at May 10, 2004 03:54 PM

Posted by: Kaiser at May 10, 2004 04:00 PM

kaiser- keep postin' chick pics, some of us enjoy them!

bagel - do watch the movie again, and don't take it personal.

i'm not lebowski, i'm the dude.

Posted by: j at May 10, 2004 04:06 PM

Christian, right on. No aggro, please. Can surfing still be nice waves, nice friends, and interesting experiences? I mean whales and seals and otters and shark rumors and sunrise over the lake and the mist at the north end and dead mammals on the beach and bikinis on warm days and Coast Guard cutters cruising by and the nasty current and dealing with Mr. Northwest wind?

Posted by: at May 10, 2004 07:00 PM

bro! i went to washinton high school! ob is hardcore like me! i like hanging with my bros at wise and regulating deadmans and fort point, do you like my new blink 182 cd? how about my nor cal sticker? do you know me? if you really want to fight ill paddle away and tell my bros that i think your a poo face and we'll all scowl at you from a distance. i'm a harcore SF local, have you ever heard of localizing? its what hardcore surfers like me do! hows my new trucker hat? awesome huh? my stance is as wide as the great highway and my butt sticks out when i surf, thats hardcore style bro! schralp! did you see that 360? when it gets big i like to hang in the parking lot cause all my guns are snaped from the time's i charged so hard, its a bummer cause i would be ripping out there. san fransico is soo hardcore, its freeeezing and you have to be hard like me to surf it. go back to berkely! i gotta wake up for my paper route soon but no worries ill still drink another natural light and shot of cuervo! got any coke?

Posted by: no name no nothing no it all at May 10, 2004 09:24 PM

those last two are both classic. Hey no name
etc, when you're not an SF local you're a fraternity boy at UCSB, huh?

Posted by: ben at May 10, 2004 11:16 PM

the thing about waves is...there is always another one. waves at ucsb, waves in so cal, waves in no cal.

Posted by: marabout slim at May 15, 2004 07:50 AM

I am trying to move to Kuaui. I have heard that the surf is not as good as the other islands. Is that true?
Tony

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