WHAT'S THE WORST NOISE IN THE SURF

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Post by Spoon » Thu Oct 09, 2008 3:35 pm

Hatchman wrote:
iggy wrote:one of them pipes up and turns to his mate saying "nah... i don't reckon i'll get my manual licence... just drive an auto... that way i can eat mcdonalds 'n' stuff with me spare hand"
(no exaggeration, and exactly word for word quoted)
sat there in stiches and had tears streaming from my eyes...
missed the next set because of it :lol:
I used to be able to roll my own cigarettes in the old Datsun 1600, while still being able to change gears and steer with my knees :D
and you tell your kids and they don't believe you.

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Post by heefcoate » Thu Oct 09, 2008 6:37 pm

when a half kook comes off a wave 'yewying' claiming he got a hell barrel when he just sneaks his head under the lip

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Post by Marine Jacket Spud » Thu Oct 09, 2008 8:19 pm

yowie1000 wrote:Poms
Irritating Poms jabbering away...

(Will sadly probably win the next ashes though...) - which brings me to:
The sound of Poms cheering on the beach when they win the ashes...

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Re: WHAT'S THE WORST NOISE IN THE SURF

Post by smackthatlip » Thu Oct 09, 2008 8:51 pm

[quote="TrevG"]
2/ (sounding old here, I know). Can't stand it when a bunch of 10 y/o boys turn up and paddle around the line up shouting to one another with a whole heap of shit, raving about every wave and bragging about how good they are. Share the stoke quietly, guys.
Definately agree with this one. While grommets can be fun to surf with when the waves are shit due to their boundless stoke, the sound of high pitched claims of "Did you see how much air I just got" and "Guess who scored a wristy last night @ Davo's party", get a bit too much.

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Post by bc » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:18 pm

My fave overheard conversation was a bunch of 16y olds in the surf at Bondi. One had gone to a rub and tug place at the Jungo, only to be confronted with one of the girls from school providing the services. She freaked, he made her go through with the wristy (such a great expression smakka!)

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Post by Trev » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:43 pm

Just remembered another one.
A couple of sessions recently were ruined by a father and his daughter in the line up. He was consistently yelling instructions at her from 50 m or so away (in English and sometimes in some foreign language - could have been Brazilian). Telling her when to paddle and questioning her choice of waves and what she did on them.
He had one of those deep, foghorn type voices and it just grated.
BTW. She was surfing fine, probably mid-teens and quite capable. GGGRRRR!!!
Just let her be and give all our ear drums a rest :evil:

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Post by FishStick » Thu Oct 09, 2008 10:11 pm

I've got three

1) Guys who make a noise just before you take the drop. Sounds like someone on the inside is calling you off so you pull back and it's just the same farkin idiot making weird noises because the wave looks so nice or he's swearing cause he couldn't get on it.

2) All you hear being spoken around you is Portuguese (Zilla'nese for you half wits) means get ready for drop ins and snakings.

3) What Trev said below:
TrevG wrote: 2/ (sounding old here, I know). Can't stand it when a bunch of 10 y/o boys turn up and paddle around the line up shouting to one another with a whole heap of shit, raving about every wave and bragging about how good they are. Share the stoke quietly, guys.

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Post by mustkillmulloway » Fri Oct 10, 2008 7:40 pm

ric_vidal wrote:oi
yeah theirs nothin worst than oi :oops:

cause u know they could made it but u have burn't them :oops: :oops:

oh well....i try and just

leave them behind me

and justify the drop in by making the best the wave :lol:

p.s another really bad noise is the sound rusted/stuck zipper on a board bag

like i shit u not.....u can't just rip it too get in :evil:

and hours have been lost :oops:

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Post by Clarky » Mon Oct 13, 2008 5:37 pm

1- Shark Alarm
2- Loudspeaker siren, if your heat is over and u havent caught any waves
3-"Shotgun"

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Post by oldman » Mon Oct 13, 2008 5:53 pm

I paddled out last week with only one bloke out. All's quiet, we enjoy the waves.

Next thing a mate of his paddles out and he just didn't shut up from that point on.

I think his mate caught some waves just to get away from him. Just wouldn't shut up, talked crap, and filled in the bits between words with swearing, constantly. And he had nothing of any interest to say.

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Post by DZ4 » Mon Oct 13, 2008 7:10 pm

I think everyone agrees. Young guys who think they are killing it when its small sound like young girls on the paddleout and also when they're just sitting there squealing to their other girlfriends.
But when there's a bit more size they strangely shut up completely, and only go for the slop. Funny that??? It's all related to testicular size, so when they need to be used the squeaks stop and vise versa. :lol:

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Post by daryl » Mon Oct 13, 2008 7:38 pm

Most talking.

Especially psyching out, next, dribble, particularly private or money related.

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Post by g_u_m_b_y » Mon Oct 13, 2008 8:01 pm

Clarky wrote:1- Shark Alarm
2- Loudspeaker siren, if your heat is over and u havent caught any waves
3-"Shotgun"
those, and then:

4)Yep
5)"Gumby, you are in a combination situation, with 10 minutes remaining, looking to improve on a 4 and a 6" :lol:
6)The dull thunk of you board smacking you in the face, as you meet it in the lip after a pathetic attempt at an air :oops:

Tangent, but my mate nearly pulled a sushi roll the other day :shock:
Landed on his knees and got back up


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Post by One Mile Point » Mon Oct 13, 2008 8:35 pm

"shotgun" is fucking annoying

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