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Yeah. Yeah.
Did that!

Donweather wrote: I'm usually gazing over the top of NZ for any fetches out there (and I have to say I'm liking the looks of what I'm seeing at the moment as well).

More information please, Don.

Probably because I spend my working life report doing projects and writing up the results in govspeak. Like these last months I been flat out jumping between both worlds and often forget when I need to adjust the delivery to suit circumstances. Now I know :idea: I don't dis(parage) surfers or anyon...

Just can't see why you want to hijack it with side issues. Gee I reckon purri's arguments albeit ever so slightly left of centre as they may be, are no less relevant than jm55's Dino, I'm obviously missing the point. I don't see how they relate to who was the first surfer in Australia. I don't disa...

"History" doesn't have to be 40,000 years old. Our (as in Australian) surfing history is only around a hundred or so years old. You can't count people swimming ashore from shipwrecks or canoes in the surf. "Surfing" at least to me and I guess most on here is an enjoyable past-time as distinct from a...

puurri wrote: Therefore, might I suggest that as you don't know the truths of the matter then your opinions are irrelevant.

And you do?
Shuurrre

Re surfresearch post and quoting loosely. Local surf activities: FFS sake, the tide came in between BCE 14K and 6.5K in a series of up and downs. Thus the relevance of local activities are only documented if culturally relevant to major social observances. Petroglyphs record culturally significant ...

Should be OK by Fiday afternoon, Digger. 8) Ya reckon much of that highly acute S'ly groundswell will be getting in up there come Friday Trev? I can't see much more than 2ft/2ft+ for Friday down your way at the moment Trev.....and highly inconsistent at that too!!! It's pretty long period stuff - u...

diggerdickson wrote:Im hoping for next week as Im on holidays, but aint looking to promising

Should be OK by Fiday afternoon, Digger.

Groupies :roll: I never did get the hero worship mentality, and the' who's the best' question has always been bankrupt as it is utterly moronic . . [/quote]roy Stewart wrote:A truly stupid question No Roy, You're stupid. Go away. (or words to that effect).[/quote] [/quote]roy Stewart wrote:A truly ...

Yep. I had nice clean if a bit full waves. Got a decent barrell despite it being full.
Was all set to go back at low tide but got called to Brissie to help out with some work.
Worth the money, though.

I got some super fun 3ft glassy peaks this morning at my favourite SC beachie. And the best part was I only had to share it with 4 other blokes as far as the eye could see. Love it when Qld winds a State of Origin....every bastard's hung over the next morning!!! Trev did you get any of this swell a...

puurri wrote:not so humble mate.

True

puurri wrote:and if we apply your descriptor of "aboriginal" then it follows all here are "australian".

Thus your post is a flawed assumption grounded on implicit social conditioning.

IYHO

steve shearer wrote:I've never known what FWIW means : Purri?...you use it all the time... I don't know what you mean half the time.

For What It's Worth.

As in

DILLIGAF (with thanks to Kevin "Bloody" Wilson

or

IMHO
In My Humble Opinion

WASPS nest + stick. Addendum: Everyone has taken a "position " on him, primarily based on what they know/ don't know/ believe etc. FWIW he's a nice enough fella doing what many of the Mundine clan do; that is take a firm position and stick to it. His late Uncle Roy was a good example and much respe...

in 99% of cars in recent years the key has a small electronic chip in it that sends a single when placed in the ignition which allows the car to be started ... if it gets wet it's f'ked and the car wont start I have an engine immobiliser However the actuall little rfid chip IS waterproof. It is the...

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