i am and always will be one of those people who will give you a big hoot in the surf.
i love to see the good guys shredding hoot, i love to see groms getting pushed into waves and when i see them go ok or look a bit let down hoot. i love it when i see someone styling hard on their longboard hoot
it used to happen heaps when i grew up. the older guys always yelling and giving us that wiked feeling when we did something cool. yet now it seems more like steely faces rather than smiling ones
i always hoot poeple, its common at byron. Locals hoot/yew other locals but if there is a stranger out there rippin most people yew them on
cheers
Yeeeeeeeeeeeew...
Hooting is good, if somone does something you like give them a quick hoot. It will make you just as happy as it does them...
I think the vibe in the water is nicer around here than when I grew up but still you don't hear a lot of hoots. But everyone seems more chatty than when I was younger, which is a good thing
Some days have a positive vibe about them and everyone seems happy and other days not so. Crowds can have a bit to do with it. A nice looking chick in the water can be nice.
A few years back I had to go up to Mona Vale on Sydney's northern beaches to pick up a board and there was a north east swell on with a southerly blowing so we went up to South Palm Beach to find some really nice clean peaks and there were a few out.
I couldn't believe how nice everyone was out there with people saying hi and even some nice looking chicks out there as well. It was unreal. I was left wondering why and I thought they're probably all rich bastards. Try paddling out at North Narrabeen expecting a nice greeting.[}:)]
There's a thread in itself " nasty places to surf" or ugly locals.
pffff, back in my day if a mate was getting barrelled as we were paddling out, we would look the other way.
if he was silly enough to say- did you see my wave and answer was 'you should have told us you were gonna do something'.
no tall poppies in our crew
Bet no one hoots you now lacey
Best way to slip into a line up and rotation for me.
I surf with all lidders often and if you hoot one or two then they start leaving waves and sharing..Which is saying something when often you can have up to 30 plus boogers
But you know what Chrispy, those that don't hoot are only getting half the experience
Yep, it's a Gold Coast thing I think.
I've seen guys get the best barrels of their life and then just kick out like it never even happened.
I don't quite get it myself. I surf way better if I'm happy, happy means sharing it a little, smiling and hooting at others.
We got the best hooter over here giz I'm picking him up inthe morn he could get a job as the horn on a train you know who
Nothing like shared stoke - but nothing like a bit of aussie fun with it all too , sometimes gets too bloody serious when it's really supposed to be a good time out in the blue stuff
I always hoot a good looking bar wrench......I am a big fan of the hoot....I talk so much sometimes my mates paddle away from me for some peace and quiet
soon a 9'4 joins the stable. Hooting rocks. Sharing the stoke. Nothing beats it I reckon. Share the smiles and the joy - nothing better than exiting the water after a good time and starting the next part of yr day. Smiley people make the world go round
soon a 9'4 joins the stable. Hooting rocks. Sharing the stoke. Nothing beats it I reckon. Share the smiles and the joy - nothing better than exiting the water after a good time and starting the next part of yr day. Smiley people make the world go round . They don't understand sharing or the enjoyment of others.
Come on Lace old mate - over you come , join the soul brothers of the Greenroom the Prez doesn't mind you keeping the 6'er you know that mate ... you just know you want to
