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One such story is a chippie whose son worked for him and hurt his back. He told son to go out on worker's comp ("that's why we pay it"). Now workers comp suing the father for breach of duty of care in the workplace. If workers comp successful, builder broke, loses business, loses family home to pay...

One such story is a chippie whose son worked for him and hurt his back. He told son to go out on worker's comp ("that's why we pay it"). Now workers comp suing the father for breach of duty of care in the workplace. If workers comp successful, builder broke, loses business, loses family home to pay...

Nick Carroll wrote:
b) correct your movements. Try and work on your paddling stroke in particular (see the paddle thread in shortboards).

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That thread was one of the best things I have read, previously I thought the internet was only good for stalking and Porn.

Coops@DY wrote:We want to surf as many rights as possible as there are natural footers and right armed guys in the crew.

You going on a trip with Bethany Hamilton???

loofy wrote:Easy Thomo...that is his daughter you are talking about.....

Not talking about his daughter, talking about the name he gave her. I doubt it is true.

If that's what you want, I edited my post to remove her name. I'm sure Trev will edit his quotation of my (now non-existent) post. Nah-no worries, unfortunately the typed word does little to communicate what's behind the words compared to a face to face chat -Point Break will, deservedly, fade into...

I surfed Waikokos in Kauai last New Years Eve, perfect four foot, and for short time only me and this young lady out, in a similar bikini to the pictures of her above. Friendly girl and an awesome surfer.

Best surf of my life.

Chaos in Harboard Road Brookvale did a good job of my mates Webber epoxy. Good price too, but like all shapers/repairers, not always a quick turnaround.

Travelled to Hawaii with Hawaiian at Christmas from Sydney. I took two shortboards in one coffin bag and did not get charged. The boards count as one piece of luggage each, even in the same bag. I think that you can take one board per person without being charged (one board was my girlfriends), but ...

She's right - your a dickhead Well well Thomo before you start slagging off others ......... learn some basic grammar - it's more effective. ie eg...... Buff_Brad's right , Thomo "YOU'RE" (not your) a fcuking idiot. See how easy it is? Hi Toes , how goes it? Thanks for the advice. You're also a Dic...

She's right - your a dickhead

It will be interesting to see what he paddles out for at the Eddie if it is on. Might have had a rethink for big waves as well.

Has any one heard what Skeeper thinks about this? Don't hear much from that Aberton brother.

They look great, what do you charge for them? (I'm not in the market right now, just curious)

I did North Shore and Kauai in March and I just want to go back! Next time I will take a 7'6" (or buy it when i get there) I only flew hawaiian on the inter-island flights and I think they had a 2 board limit. No problems with 6'10" coffin bag Thanks for the info. I rang the airline, becasue their ...

Ringmaster wrote:How ya gunna fit a 7'6" in that bag Thomo

Mate if the waves require a 7'6", I'll be on the beach faking injury.

Biggest board I will take is a 6'8". If the waves get over 8' (Australian) I'll be out of my leauge, so no need for anything bigger

I know my limitations.

I've just booked a flight for Hawaii at Christmas, flying Hawaiian Airlines. I'm going to do Oahu and Kauai for two weeks.

Does anyone know what the deal is with checking in boards. I have a 6 10 coffin, will I have to pay extra for this?

Thanks,

Thomo

Hi,

Who took the photo's at Dee Why in todays gallery? If possible I would like to get a copy of one.

Thanks,

Thomo