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Sup banned in Perth metro area from 1/6/2012

Created by surferstu surferstu  > 9 months ago, 1 Jun 2012
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surferstu
surferstu

1011 posts

1 Jun 2012 9:34am
doggie
doggie

WA

15849 posts

1 Jun 2012 10:06am
surferstu
surferstu

1011 posts

1 Jun 2012 11:05am
Thought might have got a few bites, maybe they aren't as stupid as they look
Sham1984
Sham1984

VIC

415 posts

1 Jun 2012 1:19pm
i admit i did a quick Google news search before realising
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

1 Jun 2012 11:29am
I'd prefer to see Boogers banned. Or at least all put into one small break only. One that just dumps big and hard in a straight line.
Zuke
Zuke

901 posts

1 Jun 2012 12:34pm
^^^^^ They're already at Trigg!
surferstu
surferstu

1011 posts

1 Jun 2012 12:40pm
Boogers or sups?
GPA
GPA

GPA

WA

2529 posts

1 Jun 2012 1:45pm
Funny how there's no Boogers section to this website... maybe it's because they are all 13-15yo and spend most of their time on FaceTube
DrD
DrD

DrD

64 posts

1 Jun 2012 4:30pm
Please let it be true, then add Yallingup to that also
Scotty88
Scotty88

4214 posts

1 Jun 2012 4:31pm
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surferstu said...

Thought might have got a few bites, maybe they aren't as stupid as they look


No bites - live in Sydney and couldn't give a fark what they ban in Perth.
PipeFins
PipeFins

27 posts

9 Jun 2012 5:21am
ahaha
surfnsirhiss
surfnsirhiss

WA

88 posts

9 Jun 2012 8:18pm
we live in hope
Ioz
Ioz

Ioz

WA

493 posts

9 Jun 2012 10:49pm
yeh well after surfing for all my life and now doing some supping, you don;t know know what it feels like to do you do it in some nice waves,

surfing for me in ave wave is boring,

at least suppimg in ave wave is a challenge.

so you won;t know till you go ....

if's it's down the line, barrleing with topless girls on the beach i will surf every time,

but for the other 90% of the time, supping is a great option.

Not that we need anyone else to take it up (as you know)
PipeFins
PipeFins

27 posts

10 Jun 2012 5:04am
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Ioz said...

yeh well after surfing for all my life and now doing some supping, you don;t know know what it feels like to do you do it in some nice waves,

surfing for me in ave wave is boring,

at least suppimg in ave wave is a challenge.

so you won;t know till you go ....

if's it's down the line, barrleing with topless girls on the beach i will surf every time,

but for the other 90% of the time, supping is a great option.

Not that we need anyone else to take it up (as you know)


The last part of your comment is priceless,lol haha

LateStarter
LateStarter

WA

589 posts

10 Jun 2012 3:55pm
These things arent just a danger in crowded surf, this afternoon I saw the Stand Up Paddle Board come loose from the roof of the SUP store in Doubleview and blow across Scarb Beach Road, almost casuing a wreck.

Goes to show that SUP's don't even need to be kook-operated to be a liability.

jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

10 Jun 2012 6:49pm
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LateStarter said...

These things arent just a danger in crowded surf, this afternoon I saw the Stand Up Paddle Board come loose from the roof of the SUP store in Doubleview and blow across Scarb Beach Road, almost casuing a wreck.

Goes to show that SUP's don't even need to be kook-operated to be a liability.




stuk
stuk

NSW

894 posts

11 Jun 2012 11:20am
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jbshack said...

I'd prefer to see Boogers banned. Or at least all put into one small break only. One that just dumps big and hard in a straight line.


Make it a rule they are not allowed out past the shore dump, seems to suit them.
poor relative
poor relative

WA

9106 posts

11 Jun 2012 1:10pm
I find these threads funny.
I've surfed a short board since i was about 9 years old and have been round the world with it.
My aim is to spend as much time in the water on waves as i can family, kids, work and uni permitting .
So when its windy and flat - kite twin tip
When its windy and waves - kite and surfboard
When its 6ft pumping top to bottom exciting stuff - shortbaord
When its small uninteresting waves - SUP
When its flat no waves no wind - paddle around, fishing although i don't fish much these days

But the thing that makes me happy is 90% of other people in Perth don't think like this. They are all happy being exclusively a 'short boarder' or a 'SUPer" or a "kiter" and all the other water sports are crap.

So to everyone that thinks SUP sucks or Kiting is gay, well yes you're 100% right its all sh!t and there is no need for you to ever try.

jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

11 Jun 2012 5:30pm
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stuk said...

jbshack said...

I'd prefer to see Boogers banned. Or at least all put into one small break only. One that just dumps big and hard in a straight line.


Make it a rule they are not allowed out past the shore dump, seems to suit them.


The problem is then they all sit in clumps like turds getting in the way[}:)]

e0422713
e0422713

WA

975 posts

26 Jun 2012 11:18pm


micksmith
micksmith

VIC

1701 posts

27 Jun 2012 7:27am
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e0422713 said...






Wow luke thats so original
LateStarter
LateStarter

WA

589 posts

27 Jun 2012 9:12am
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jbshack said...
The problem is then they all sit in clumps like turds getting in the way[}:)]




True, but at least they're never going to do anyone any harm.

I spotted an older, balder chap on a SUP at a not so secret beach break over the weekend, paddling to get onto a wave when he looks up and sees a 12yo grom on a booger lying prone in the impact zone.

SUP chap continues paddling, possibly believeing his craft is nimble and agile enough to easily get around the defenceless and now panic stricken child.

Alas - the wave starts to close out - totally unheard of at a Perth Beach Break - and our SUP'er now realises that a once unlikely collision is now imminent.

What does he do? He dives backwards and kicks his board toward the youngster, unbelievably and only by the slightest of margins avoiding a decapitation.

The SUP'er resurfaces and a bloke in the lineup gives him a spray about pulling in when someone else is striken in front of you.

SUP'ers response - "I know how long my leash is!"

Lucky leashes never ever snap.
62mac
62mac

WA

24860 posts

27 Jun 2012 9:15am
If this is true,what is doggie going to done now
doggie
doggie

WA

15849 posts

27 Jun 2012 9:20am
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LateStarter said...

jbshack said...
The problem is then they all sit in clumps like turds getting in the way[}:)]




True, but at least they're never going to do anyone any harm.

I spotted an older, balder chap on a SUP at a not so secret beach break over the weekend, paddling to get onto a wave when he looks up and sees a 12yo grom on a booger lying prone in the impact zone.

SUP chap continues paddling, possibly believeing his craft is nimble and agile enough to easily get around the defenceless and now panic stricken child.

Alas - the wave starts to close out - totally unheard of at a Perth Beach Break - and our SUP'er now realises that a once unlikely collision is now imminent.

What does he do? He dives backwards and kicks his board toward the youngster, unbelievably and only by the slightest of margins avoiding a decapitation.

The SUP'er resurfaces and a bloke in the lineup gives him a spray about pulling in when someone else is striken in front of you.

SUP'ers response - "I know how long my leash is!"

Lucky leashes never ever snap.



Sounds like standard SUP activity to me
Dawn Patrol
Dawn Patrol

WA

1991 posts

27 Jun 2012 9:25am
^ Not too standard, at least he had a leash on.

Seen a few loose SUPs going to shore at trigg.
surferstu
surferstu

1011 posts

27 Jun 2012 12:59pm
Apparently "it's the user not the craft". but personally I think it's the craft as well as the user.
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

27 Jun 2012 5:00pm
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surferstu said...

Apparently "it's the user not the craft". but personally I think it's the craft as well as the user.


When they are that big and heavy no matter how good you are they will get out of control.

Still hate boggers
DirectX
DirectX

WA

240 posts

27 Jun 2012 6:50pm
I see a new SUP school is starting at Trigg this Summer. Rumor is Doggie has signed up for lessons already...
doggie
doggie

WA

15849 posts

27 Jun 2012 7:30pm
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DirectX said...

I see a new SUP school is starting at Trigg this Summer. Rumor is Doggie has signed up for lessons already...


GPA
GPA

GPA

WA

2529 posts

27 Jun 2012 7:32pm
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DirectX said...

I see a new SUP school is starting at Trigg this Summer.


NOOOOOOoooooooooo.....!!!!
laceys lane
laceys lane

QLD

19804 posts

27 Jun 2012 9:34pm
from what i've heard a perth waves, you guys should ban yourselfs
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