The stoke spreads
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The stoke spreads
Happy days.
My 12yr old son has moved on from the plastic kiddy toys. He has finally, after 4 years, ditched the flippity flap board and picked up some fibreglass. He is surfing 4 times a week with a coupla mates and is loving it. He raves about his adventures discovering the delights of standing up and being counted, backdooring the closeouts and generally doing all the things a young bloke should be doing in the surf.
Next year, I guess there will be little bimbos in the yard and bits missing from the hose. Oh well, the rites of passage are well known.
No more booger anymore
No more booger at my door.
My 12yr old son has moved on from the plastic kiddy toys. He has finally, after 4 years, ditched the flippity flap board and picked up some fibreglass. He is surfing 4 times a week with a coupla mates and is loving it. He raves about his adventures discovering the delights of standing up and being counted, backdooring the closeouts and generally doing all the things a young bloke should be doing in the surf.
Next year, I guess there will be little bimbos in the yard and bits missing from the hose. Oh well, the rites of passage are well known.
No more booger anymore
No more booger at my door.
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Re: The stoke spreads
greygrom wrote:Happy days.
No more booger anymore
No more booger at my door.
my heaters broke & i'm so tired ...
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Re: The stoke spreads
Ahhh flashbacks.greygrom wrote:
Next year, I guess there will be little bimbos in the yard and bits missing from the hose. .
Sensational greygrom. To have the young fella progress must give you a sense of self satisfaction and peace of mind.
Our household is still in the developing stages; my 8 yr old son is trying to negotiate anything smaller than 3ft on a foamy whilst my girls are still splashin around on the biscuits.
Hopefully in years to come I’m “cool enough” to share the reef with me young bloke.
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Ya know the trick, don't hassle them. Just keep surfing on the point with the other "masters", talk surfing, buy the mags (well not very often) leave a few old paper tracks circa 1976 in the rack in the bog house, paddle out when it is going off and just generally do you old boys surf stuff and the kid will follow.
Of course ya gotta drop a few sly remarks very now and then about flippity flap and other undesirable pastimes.
mmmm .... I betcha I do get caught checking the perkyness of the beach babe bimbos mums... LOL already do. I mean a mans gotta guide his sons to the playground.
It is all good.
Gotta do the early patrol in the morning (the wind will die) after the kids get on the bus for school. It must really puss them off when I do a U turn from the bus stop and head back down the road to the point. Gotta teach them patience and responsibility too I guess. Don't want to spoil the cheeky buggers.
Of course ya gotta drop a few sly remarks very now and then about flippity flap and other undesirable pastimes.
mmmm .... I betcha I do get caught checking the perkyness of the beach babe bimbos mums... LOL already do. I mean a mans gotta guide his sons to the playground.
It is all good.
Gotta do the early patrol in the morning (the wind will die) after the kids get on the bus for school. It must really puss them off when I do a U turn from the bus stop and head back down the road to the point. Gotta teach them patience and responsibility too I guess. Don't want to spoil the cheeky buggers.
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Much more difficult than, say, BEING A PARENT, hey, you pathetic, barely literate, disoriented, beflippered, spongiform, shorebreak-loving, girl-fearful, dependent child.mustkillmulloway wrote:Bodyboarding is heaps better and more difficult than anything u idiots do
I blanch to think of the moves you must do on a "bodyboarder".
(Me Ron!)
PS: For more on mustkillmulloway, see the Bodyboard School thread on the General Surf Discussion page.
crabs & puffer fish mostly ...Rockin' Ron wrote:whose biting?
Bloody waves never got their act together this morning. Took the boy and his mate around to the Pines this arvo and they where having a fine old time catching the closeouts. I got a few clean waves in a mega rip by the tower but it was paddling practise mostly.
Cricket at 7:30 in the morning, slow Saturday morning season has started. Ya not missing anything on Sat mornings in Summer anyway, what with the "new locals" turning up for a style session and all.
I have to confess. I burned a shark biscuit real bad on the point last Friday. Dropped into the second suck and just cut him off bad. He was just lying around anyway. Looking up and making weird noises like he lost his nose ball somewhere and his bucket of fish where off. He had a bit of rant but it is hard to make a point when your only propulsion is kicking like a baby and your chained to a bath toy.
Ya gotta squash em or they get cocky and start breeding like slugs in the garden munching on the primo vegi patch when your out carousing their mothers.
#2 son was playing some hell rifts on his guitar when we got back. They tell me that a bit of left hanging on the back step does wonders for their melancholy music talents. He is too young to drink after all and he will never be a surfer boy. Too smart by half.
Cheers and that’s a leg bye son.
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