loved the Milo milk waves

You lazy bastard reposting clips from other topics...

i think the end sums it up

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62mac said...

That kid at 2.20 was ripping, respect

gee, i looked at the topic heading and thought hello- he is going to get his 62mac mal models made in china

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laceys lane said...

gee, i looked at the topic heading and thought hello- he is going to get his 62mac mal models made in china

he is just sorting out fin placements before he puts the order through.

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chrispychru said...

laceys lane said...

gee, i looked at the topic heading and thought hello- he is going to get his 62mac mal models made in china

he is just sorting out fin placements before he puts the order through.

he doesn't know jack about fins

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laceys lane said...

chrispychru said...

laceys lane said...

gee, i looked at the topic heading and thought hello- he is going to get his 62mac mal models made in china

he is just sorting out fin placements before he puts the order through.

he doesn't know jack about fins

i'll 2nd that Lacey

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asea said...

laceys lane said...

chrispychru said...

laceys lane said...

gee, i looked at the topic heading and thought hello- he is going to get his 62mac mal models made in china

he is just sorting out fin placements before he puts the order through.

he doesn't know jack about fins

i'll 2nd that Lacey

Who is Jack?

lacey what the deal you did with this bird in china. nice work lacey,back to the drawing board for you mate

Shouldn't her fin be on sideways

off Topic, but what is this topic about


Edit thought you would like this chrispy mad downhill

I have no idea either Weiry....

Anyway here's a few clips of Occ, Damien hardman, lane Benchley, nat young and josh constable surfing twins, singles and thrusters in the Maldives

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Kagey said...

I understand the balls it takes to surf a wave like this but a take off then kick off dosnt do much for me, seems almost like a waste of time

They're japanese but this is hilarious...
It's on a current affair tonight.. No I don't watch it.... But will be for this:)

photos... And full story...

http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-news/taking-the-most-direct-route-to-straddie-20120315-1v85m.html




Three Japanese tourists came unstuck on their planned Australian holiday on Thursday when they abandoned their hire car in Moreton Bay after they tried to "drive" to North Stradbroke Island.

The low tide and a GPS navigation system lured them into the bay at Oyster Point at Cleveland.

A firm gravel surface quickly gave way to the renowned bay mangrove mud and the Hyundai Getz was soon up to its axles, but not before they managed to travel about 500 metres.

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The tourists retrieve belongings from their stranded hire car. Photo: Chris McCormack, The Redland Times
Their planned adventure to Straddie ended at 11am and the incoming tide soon forced them to seek help and abandon the vehicle.

By 3pm the car was stranded in two metres of water and the subject of much amusement from onlookers on the shore and passing boat and ferry traffic.

The Tokyo students had wanted to take a day trip to Straddie and believed their GPS unit would be able to guide them there. The GPS forgot to mention the 15 kilometres of water and mud between the mainland and the island.


Red-faced tourists abandon their car in Moreton Bay. Photo: Chris McCormack, The Redland Times
Yuzu Noda, 21, said she was listening to the GPS and "it told us we could drive down there".

"It kept saying it would navigate us to a road. We got stuck . . . there's lots of mud."

Yuzu and and her travel friends Tomonari Saeki, 22, and Keita Osada, 21, were all looking forward to a day trip to the island, but headed back to the Gold Coast courtesy of a lift from the RACQ tow truck driver who was called to the stranded car.

After assessing the situation, no attempt was made to recover the vehicle.

A four wheel drive owner who saw the incident contemplated winching out the car, but abandoned any attempt due to the speed of the oncoming tide.

The three students will fly home to Tokyo on Saturday.

"We want to come back to Australia again. Everyone is very nice, even today," Ms Yuzu said.

Mr Tomonari said even though their holiday had ended on an unusual note they were happy no one was injured.

"It has rained every day on our six day holiday. Hopefully next time we come back it will be sunny," he said.

He also joked that the car became stuck because it was built in Korea. "Maybe if it was Japanese it would be okay," he said.

The car was covered by insurance, but will cost the tourists about $1500 in excess charges.

caught the end of it. wtf

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doggie said...

Kagey said...

I understand the balls it takes to surf a wave like this but a take off then kick off dosnt do much for me, seems almost like a waste of time

I guess the excitement is taking the drop. And it's a bit of a drop.