hhhmmmmmmm. He card read good.danw wrote:what part grazza play. he's topic
You make a fine point there dan. Perhaps grazza should be Bear.
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hhhmmmmmmm. He card read good.danw wrote:what part grazza play. he's topic
Lucky Al wrote:You could call your elbows borogoves, and your knees bandersnatches, and go whiffling through the tulgey woods north of narrabeen, burbling as you came.
was not trying be smartarse, yu idea interesting.oldman wrote:hhhmmmmmmm. He card read good.danw wrote:what part grazza play. he's topic
You make a fine point there dan. Perhaps grazza should be Bear.
I couldn't remember who was known as the point grinder, but I sure remembered the title. Couldn't give that one to Kyles so had to just stay away.dinosaur wrote:I reckon Buff Brad would be better suited to the part of Peggy - The point grinder.
Lucky Al wrote:You could call your elbows borogoves, and your knees bandersnatches, and go whiffling through the tulgey woods north of narrabeen, burbling as you came.
damn ... how come I have to get killed in Nam ... :?oldman wrote:Darrell Fetty - Waxer - Surfin Turf
Come on Dino, nominate yourself for your preferred part. Don't be shy. You too surfin.dinosaur wrote:stop whining Sir Walter. I didn't even get a part.
Lucky Al wrote:You could call your elbows borogoves, and your knees bandersnatches, and go whiffling through the tulgey woods north of narrabeen, burbling as you came.
"Still here" can be the hippy waiter at the restaurant who doesn't serve meat and calls Matt Johnson "Brother". MJ's reply to him is:-dinosaur wrote:I'd like to play the Moke drinking wine and playing the uke at Bears wedding.
Not sure if that's his name, couldn't find it on imdb. I'm sure that "still here's" online hippy musings will be a good match for that waiter's demeanour.dinosaur wrote:chrisb wrote:"Still here" can be the hippy waiter at the restaurant who doesn't serve meat and calls Matt Johnson "Brother". MJ's reply to him is:-dinosaur wrote:I'd like to play the Moke drinking wine and playing the uke at Bears wedding.
"I'm not your brother, and turn off that crappy music!".
Roy Stewart ?
Yeah, it was a difficult time in Hawaii being the centre of attention driving the only then Mini Moke in the island everybody looking and asking the cars name "Mini Mode" slipped off the tongue easily, even got invites to non Haole spots, it would have no wave surfs if it was a Mini Moke.dinosaur wrote:I'd like to play the Moke drinking wine and playing the uke at Bears wedding.
in a similar vein I see TMC as the kid at the surf shop in Pointless Break who sayschrisb wrote:"Still here" can be the hippy waiter at the restaurant who doesn't serve meat and calls Matt Johnson "Brother". MJ's reply to him is:-dinosaur wrote:I'd like to play the Moke drinking wine and playing the uke at Bears wedding.
"I'm not your brother, and turn off that crappy music!".
For some reason Iggs, the scene that really nailed it for me was seeing him oil himself up at the party and jump headlong into the oven.iggy wrote:i can work with that...oldman wrote:Gary Busey - Leroy - Iggy
Lucky Al wrote:You could call your elbows borogoves, and your knees bandersnatches, and go whiffling through the tulgey woods north of narrabeen, burbling as you came.
Digger, I'm out at first light, too. A little south of you if your favourite spot is where you're surfing. I'm at that big headland just north of Caloundra. Don't need to get any further north than the Bluff most days and normally don't need to go north of Currimundi Lakes.diggerdickson wrote: But still love my surfing, out a 5 in the morning at least 3 to 4 times a week and to the guy that is 61 and still surfing, what a inspiration.
The guys I really admire are those in their 50's who still tackle Hawaii etc (Nick a& co). And how about Gerry Lopez? Now there's a legend.Chong wrote:What about no "good" wave surfs"? Unfortunately I have them more than I would like as I'm restricted to surfing a fickle, flukey beachie during weekdays that can be fun at times (yesterday) & on other days serves up lumpy closeout lurchburgers (today). I reckon these can be just as frustrating as no wave surfs and seriously erode your surfing confidence metre if you go a week or two riding sub par waves.
Trev G - I reckon its farking awesome that you are still hitting it at 61. One of my long term goals is to stay fit , flexible & healthy enough to surf into my "mature" years (not saying that you are old ).
& Grazza if you need life insurance I would have a look at http://www.lifebroker.com.au as they seem fairly cheap.
Same here. I hope I can still be doing it when I'm 71 if I can help it.Chong wrote:Trev G - I reckon its farking awesome that you are still hitting it at 61. One of my long term goals is to stay fit , flexible & healthy enough to surf into my "mature" years (not saying that you are old ).
It's possible to hate the filthy world and still love it with an abstract pitying lovesome cnut wrote:There are only two real problems that we face in life, knowing what we want but being unable to know how to get it and/or not knowing what we want
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