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\nI can't tell if that was a joke or not.
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Grow a pair and stop complaining. Winter's coming, bruddah. Hope you're ready.
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\nI'm really sick and tired of people saying "winter is coming" so who cares about waves the rest of fall/summer/spring. As if this is the north shore of hawaii. It's the northeastern u.s. I have no use for 30 degree water and air temps in the teens to show how "tough"(crazy) I am. No thanks.
\nAs far as the people go, I wouldn't know. I think people are generally the same everywhere. Some nice one's and a lot of not nice one's. I've never been to hawaii though.
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I grew up in MA and now live in ME. What a difference 100 miles can make. People are awesome up here, and we don't like the mass-holes all that much. Funny how that works. Anyway, visit CT, NJ and NY (particularly Long Island) and you'll soon find MA folks to be just fine.
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Shark Hunter please start surfing in the winter.
The cold is very nice. Wetsuit very nice these days. Such moody nice time in winter. Grey clouds, clean surf......very nice. Ahhh heater on foot........steaming hot shower........warm bowl of New England Clam Chowder and a grinder with Lays potato chips......
Getting to the beach on a Friday an hour before dark.......getting slotted and throwing spray.......cold wind on your face awakening the senses. MAN you feel alive in the winter. Then you go drink Sam Adams with the local town folks at the pub....talk aboot the Celtics or whatever youse guys do.
Ahh being the first to set tracks in the fresh snow.......
Getting spit out of a cold green(chocolate around here) barrel.....
Talking to seagulls on the beach......
Watching thundering Nor'easters plow into the beach...........taking a drive somewhere that works on such conditions.....hey try Frisco.
Dude, winter is the season for the surf romantic. Very nice......very nice.......
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I'm sure if you look up Emasspicoli, he'd be willing to show you around, he seems like a good dude.
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Seriously, I'd love to go on an ice binge and tool around Honolulu for a few days. That would be pretty cool. I'm completely serious. I don't even like crystal. But it has it's appeal down there. Yeah, that would be pretty cool.
Oh ECSwell, go to Salem next month for the Halloween festival. There's all sorts of ghosts and mysticism in the air. They hung witches there, ya know. I would go if I could.
Oh and go to Dorchester and tell everyone that Marky Mark sucks.......
Wow, a state gets hung out to dry other than New Jersey. A new SWELLINFO.COM highlight.......acheivement.....
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Yeah, Pops is from Gloucester, pretty cool locale if you got time. Fishing, yeah lots of that. I got family in Saugus too, laid back area last I checked, but it's been a while
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It's not that we're a$$holes....we just don't like you
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act like an a$$ Bag and get treated like one. We don't take sh*t. But really I just wanna be frends and get high
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Watch a bunch of Adam Sandler movies. This will help you learn the social mores of the indigenous population. The chicks love a good hockey fight, it gets them all heated up. Something to look forward to.
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Sep 7, 2013, 09:41 PM
\nLooking at the above post, in the interest of self-preservation you should probably pack your quiver and suitcase full of panties back up and hit the nearest flight to HNL via SFO. You come into our state as an outsider not having any sense of cultural relativism as apparently you've never left Big Island to know that different people from different places act differently even though it means the same thing. You're paddling into "our lineup" and squawking upon not getting immediate respect while giving none yourself. How would you react to someone doing the same back at your break in the motherland? You'd sick Da Hui on them. So pipe down when the Winter Hill Gang gets up in your grill and falses you. Cause and effect and capital punishment are modes of human nature and classical conditioning, no matter what the current White House regime will tell you.
\nOur version of Aloha Friday is FU Friday and all 7 days are the week are STFU Everyday. Massholes may not kill you with kindness but no one will be going out of their way to get in yours since our scowl is basically us just minding our own damn biz. What's also a perk and nice deviation from any fakeness of friendliness elsewhere is that anything we say or do is gonna be the truth and real and you can't ask for more than that. We stick by our own and protect those that can't protect themselves.
\nJust under 5 months ago, we had terrorists walk into our flagship event of the Boston Marathon that people from all over the nation and world come to enjoy and be proud of. Those cowards threatened the safety, well-being, and sense of freedom not only of all state residents but our whole country. They put several people under the grave and only just the other day did the last person significantly injured in the attack get released from the hospital. Have you ever seen an amputee? Well I was walking behind a triple-amputee getting off a flight Wednesday and it was humbling watching them function undeterred with 3 prosthetic limbs.
\nWhere am I going with that? The first response from the PD, FD, MSP, EMT, ANG, SWAT and any other EMS was both immediate and astounding in magnitude. I'm very sorry if we don't wink and smile at you on the street, but we will fight and die for you. A large contingency if Marathon runners and their spectating families were not MA residents yet they were treated like they were. When your within our state lines, you're on our watch and trust me, you like it that way. I won't even get into how many MA residents came to your/our defense as part of the four branches on and after 12/7/41, or how many or few people from Hilo came to help on Marathon Monday, as those are beside the point.
\nNot sure where you're planning to "lay back" in the state, but if you ever get in a pinch on the punch in the windswell of the EMass 8-10', coming swiftly to your rescue will be a USCG predominantly staffed with Massholes not to mention the 100% Masshole SAR team from the local FD that will be all volunteers risking their lives for you if it's off the coast of a small town which is usually the case. It seems you're dead set on making the move a permanent one since you've already ordained yourself "EC" in your name. Lucky for you, there are a number of other EC states close by that you can run to if the Bay State isn't ticking your pickle or shining your undercarriage area as you'd like it to. New Hampshire, "Land O' The Free" will gladly take you into a place where vanity plates are gratis and so is sales tax. You'll have to drive to the PO to get your mail, pay for your own trash removal, and if your yard's personal septic tank overflows (no public sewage - sovereignty...remember?) then you'll need nose plugs and tall rubber boots.
\nAs a matter of fact, I'll buy you a cup of Dunkin Donuts coffee and pay your bus fare to NH because I care not to pay into your unemployment aid for 99 weeks when you go complacent to the point of termination because your boss hurt your feelings when he frankly reminded you that his ass is on the line when you don't deliver the goods. Individual health insurance is mandatory in the Commonwealth, and we've even got a good, cheap option provided by the state to cover that imperative. Not to mention the fact you'll get smarter just by talking to the people up here; don't be scared that the median IQ is above room temperature though I know that may be intimidating. Yeah, the roads suck and they're always working on them, but if you've charged the world's breaks you're used to that without the repair. It's called Taxachusetts for a reason: you're taken care of very well.
\nHow long have you been here? Yet you know all you need to know about us because of a couple stink eyes when you didn't use a turn signal in your pretty salmon-colored VW Bug with a flower on the dash. Only you know what you need to do for you, and apparently that's GTFO.
\nStereotypes are funny because they're based mostly on ironic truth. I love plenty of jokes like that (you wouldn't like comedy if not), but they're kept in context and not applied to how I treat any of the diverse people I see each day. Problem is, when we really mean it we aren't respecting the party being targeted and actually stooping to a lower level of humanity. You think Massholes are judgmental when we are as liberal and open-minded as it gets. We just either have this look on our face from the cold or because of kooks like you charging our lineup. Forget the bus and coffee, I'll one up that and expedite the extradition by picking up the tab on a one-way for you back to HNL and even give you a free beer coupon.
\nAloha, brah!
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Are you even of Hawaiian blood? I respect the culture out there that spawned BJ Penn and know that it's not easy at all for many on the islands. I feel sorry for anyone who's had the arrested development of having things handed to them and blessed is he who was born into a stable of peril and risen above from strengthening within. You chastise the thin slice of Mass and Boston that you've seen to this point, however, you're a clear example that not every damn islander is Aloha-ing the schitt out of everyone they cross paths with and laying out a tray of pineapple for you.
Pertaining to accents, at least we speak the King's English (AO/OO, 2013) and not some bastardized version of it. Yes, many of us have a speech impediment via dialect yet that doesn't mean we are changing the written word. This is coming from a guy who loves pidgin and uses a buttload of it on here both seriously and in jest. I think that culture and its diversity throughout the world is one of the greatest gifts we are offered in our lives. Be careful to single out the accent when, if you're really Hawaiian and not a transplant that talks like TV, you very well have a speech impediment of your own that you should well be proud of.
I'd much enjoy meeting up with you if I thought you were a legitimate person and not a troll. First, I'd post you up man-to-man, face-to-face and reiterate that this is a place where others are welcomed if they can respect their surroundings and contribute to the cultural ecosystem, at breaks and on the streets. If you continued to have this audacity you display here, I'd likely enjoy getting primitive about it. Prior to doing so, we'd need witnesses and I'd have you make the first offensive so it would legally be self-defense as I am not in the NTL category discussed earlier. And like Hooligan posted above in the thread, I've trained and competed for years in MMA yet haven't been in a physical altercation once in public outside of the cage, mat, or ring in the last 15 years. Have had ample opportunity to, but keeping composure while also keeping self-respect enables you to prevent an escalated situation from escalating to a point of chaos.
So I'll ask you again...if the shoe was on the other foot and you were on the streets and lineups of Oahu, would you really be giving them automatic Aloha, set waves instead of taking them yourself, and being aware and respectful of their cultural differences? If so, you wouldn't be humanly capable of thinking the way you are, even in the face of adversity and disrespect. If you weren't so welcoming to people entering and charging your home turf and breaks, would they be winning you over by thinking and speaking like you are? For your own good, I hope you aren't manifesting this in action.
As for the lineup being mine, no, it's for all who respect it and keep it clean and safe. The lineup I mentioned in my first response to your nuclear waste of a post was a metaphorical "lineup" of Mass society, not just surf breaks. Then I used it again metaphorically in the subsequent post when talking about the tour of not so great places in MA we could visit where people have had to make a dollar out of fifteen cents (you better like that Erock; it's real enough and it was for you brah) and the lineup with them is a police ID lineup.
Wherever I am, and wherever I may go, I will respect my surroundings and those in it and welcome newcomers to make a new home there if they display the same. If they don't, I'll inherently oppose them and protect that which I call home. I'm going to SoCal next week for 6 days. It would be easy to walk in there and expect to encounter the worst of the "Cali" crap that has been folklore for years, but I won't even think that way because it will cause me to act that way and I intend to be grateful for any welcome I get and show respect to those where I'd like to be welcomed.
Heck, much of why I left Austin after living there for 9 months was because of outright prejudice expressed to me on a regular basis but not by lifelong Austinites that made it (15-20+ years ago) the place that everyone still says "wow, Austin...I heard it's a really cool place and really creative, diverse, and open-minded!" That was once true, but people that don't live or visit there aren't aware of the massive infiltration of Californians over the last 10-15 years that have moved to ATX because it offers similar climate and palatial house in the hills they're used to but now for 1/3 the price and in a very stable economy that's far less taxed. Some (by no means all) of those people would hear me talking to a friend or acquaintance, come up to me and tap me on the shoulder, ask where I was from in an incriminating tone and upon hearing "Boston", they'd respond now with pure disgust "Oh. An abrasive Northeasterner. I've seen your kind before."
I never retaliated or even acknowledged it because they knew nothing about me and that was an expression they weren't worth the time to get to know. I talk to everyone I come in contact with on a daily basis and that amounts to hundreds in a month and thousands in 9 months. When it got to the point where most people I was meeting had a hair across their ass in a prejudging way about me and respect and open-mindedness on my part didn't influence that in a positive way, it was time to leave. So I did, and when I went to Dallas it was all different. That was also a melting pot and because you'll meet your maker if you go into a big enough place with an oppositional tone, everyone welcomed me and celebrated who I was and what I represented. I wasn't just the token Boston dude (even though that goes a LONG way in a good sense with making friends and scoring tail), they wanted to know who I really was and learn things from me based on how I grew up. And it went both ways - I love Texan culture and go back whenever I can.
If you talk with a Hawaiian dialect and Mass people come up to you out of nowhere as a result and do so in a similar way as to what I've just stated, I'll be completely shocked. I'll be even more shocked if you're not welcomed by most (can't ever speak for "all") and in a celebrated, novel sense. Boston, while not overtly warm in a interpersonal sense, is a melting pot and has been for centuries. It's where immigrants from all over the world landed and came for a new life, in addition to NY. You think that 392 years of incoming visitors from far off lands that were different colors, shapes and sizes than us, and spoke in very different tongues, that we haven't developed a sense of tolerance, appreciation, and pride for those that have become part of our culture?
Yes brah, we have. Last week was the most epic Italian festival in the North End you'll ever see this side of Sicily. If you suck it up and stay until March 17th (or aren't really extradited in some way), you'll see the best damn parade o' the green west of Dublin. I know of few MA communities that are medium-sized or bigger that don't have annual Jewish, Polish, Greek, Portuguese and many other ethnic festivals on an annual basis that all people attend and celebrate, not just the ethnic group themselves. Schitt, if you guys had emigrated to Mass en masse via boat many years ago, we'd likely be stoked to the gills to our Hawaiian festival each year. Dude, I don't even know if it's a gimmick or was really popularized by your state's culture but I love Hawaiian pizza, got a slice the other night after a great night out, and was saying to my friends that it was nearly as good of a contribution to our society as the islands have been to American surfing.
We love this dirty water. Why is it dirty? Because of all the colors of the primary spectrum that arrived since 1620 making the color of that water more and more of a secondary color to the point where it became "dirty", but in the strongest and proudest of senses. Yah brah, it's got a bitter taste that not all can stomach. Those that can't develop an affinity for its acquired taste leave and do so with a respectful goodbye from us and the door remains open. Those that do get hooked on the dirty juice of the Charles stay Boston-bred til the day they're dead.
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\nIf you're staying with FL, I'm glad you have a landing spot while you make the unsettling transition of a physical move as that's difficult. However, that's not getting you any closer to understanding us. Understanding comes from direct observation and interaction and experiencing something. As in any scientific study, the discussion of the collected data comes after the data is collected. You're moving to discussion and conclusion before collecting ample data. What are the best studies that yield what we consider legitimate scientific facts? Ones with many subjects, not a few, and those that represent all samples of the population being studied. You usually throw out the high and low end and analyze it on the critical mass, like a golf handicap. How are you as a golfer most days? Not just on your best and worst. You'll have the most educational and most positive experience while here to get to know the most people possible before making ANY assessments of the group as a whole. Even if you still dislike the natives after fair assessment, either accept them or leave.
\nWhat will I be doing later tonight? Probably seeing a couple buds for a bit, maybe checking out some tail, and definitely getting a couple hours in on the Carver board since I've been fiending for that thing being inland for a few days without it or the ocean. No smokes, just a buttload of fish and whole grains, brah. My body is my temple 6.5 days of the week. I'll log the daily activities, diet, and even the logs I dump if you're that interested. No matter what I'm doing, it'll be done with passion.
\nYes, our forefathers dehumanized entire populations. So did the Germans in the 1930s...over 300 years after the Pilgrims commandeered here (though Chris C-Bus & Co. started that in 1492) and apparently man is ethnocentric by nature to varying extents and will always treat blood thicker than water. The Kurds were nearly annihilated in the 1980s in the Iran-Iraqi War. Three decades ago, man was slaying other tribes of men to the tune of six figure casualties. Aborigines in Australia, Rwanda, New Zealand, all genocides. The Ottoman Empire was vast man, and killed half a mil.
\nHave you experienced racism? Have you really? I have. Several times in several ways and it's not worth mentioning here. Get back on the Mayflower and go back to Europe? That's Cat4 thinking brah, and Cat5 is the killing of 6 million Jews. To all the Jews on this board, do you like how he's talking? I don't. But I know it's from pure ignorance.
\nEC, how much have you traveled before? I don't mean sit at resorts and surf, and meeting people of surf trips to your home doesn't count unless you didn't write them off from the start (very doubtful) and instead brought them into your home for days at a time and saw them uncensored. When you planned to come over to Mass, a major life change to a new place, did you hope that we thought of and talked about YOUR PEOPLE AS A WHOLE like you're talking about us as a whole? Schitt no, you didn't.
\nI bring up BJ as an acknowledgement that there are some parts of your home that aren't a beach break or T&A 24/7 and that there are parts of your culture and people that have persevered through tough, tough existences with little to start with and lots up against them. Also to show you that I acknowledge that your land and ours may have more in common than you think, and that I'm not making blanket statements of your culture throughout this dialogue.
\nBJ is a fighter that's revolutionized the sport in many ways and the fact that he's arguably one of if not the best BJJ practitioners ever when he started out in Hilo as a boxer is a testament to his greatness. I've had the pleasure of seeing him fight live including UFC 94 in Vegas versus GSP. The whole MGM Grand was filled with 90% Hawaiians and Canadians. Conversed with several of your people and loved doing so and the passion they had. Loved BJ coming out to Israel Kamakawiwo'ole. Only wish he's prepared for every fight like it was his last, and he's admitted the times he's not. Size can mean only so much in MMA and you know this. Didn't he invent the rubber guard?
\nEither have an open-mind for an indefinite amount of time or leave now. That's not affecting my life in any way, it's simple advice that's fairly reliable as it's not an opinion. Resist and you'll find struggle. Struggle is a tough experience that you don't ever win. If you try the first suggestion, you won't regret it and Sully and Fitzy may be the best guys you've ever met.
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\n1) While they dehumanized the native Americans (inexcusable), the Pilgrims' primary intention was to get a better life than the oppression they were being put into. They wanted a better life. As did the Irish. And Jewish. And Italians, Greeks, Ports, et al. Why did you come to MA? Was it for a better life in some way? I'd think so.
\n2) Size is variable in worth to a fight. Not excluding it, but it's not a sure bet and can sometimes be a disadvantage to the bigger one. BJ fought up a weight class many times with no hesitation or difficulty. When did I bring up your size? And what's up with comparing you and BJ in a matchup? I never even talked about you as an athlete or fighter so what's the point?
\nI'll take a guy with passion that's 5'3 140lb soaking wet at my back in a tough time over a passionless dude the size of a NCAA 1-AA tight end. Not saying you lack it, as your ignorant statements have some persistent and those may at least represent sparks of passion. But you're also remarking of mine as if it's yet another thing you don't understand and therefore talk smack about as you fear it's got something you don't have a counter for.
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Have you had a chance to surf Newport or Narragansett? - this is where all of the Mass surfers seem to end up anyway.
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Is everybody so bizarre and stuck up in this state? or am i just out of my element?
Visit the surf shops and talk to Rhode Island locals - not as uptight once you let them know you surf and are from Hawaii. Quite a few locals make the trip the Islands and may even know some of the peeps you know.
Understand that swells are few and far between in New England and the better and experienced surfers are pretty intense when a head high to overhead swell finally arrives. What the locals on the North Shore call flat (knee to waist high) is pretty much the norm here.
When it does get overhead in Rhode Island the good news is it clears out a lot of wannabees and leaves great waves for those that want it...
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that's not even a good day at ruggles. kinda mushy
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I think a week long groundswell may solve this problem.
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look emass and carter getting a long it cant be true, but this ec dude seems like a troll or sumting he just wants to get a rise out of yall. now throw him a doggie treat and pet his ead and say good boy.
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Sep 8, 2013, 02:31 AM
\nrcarter, EC won't like you because you have passion.
\nI've thought that EC is a troll as well, but figured my statements were productive to not just the whole Masshole debate, but also North-South, Jerz or bust, or my **** vs your ****. Too much labeling here and mf'ers need to start assessing people's words and actions separately from them as a core person.
\nFREE SELDOM
\n(Oh wait...that was just a board malfunction solved long ago)
\nCharge on buggahs!
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Sep 8, 2013, 02:49 AM
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\nGlad you've enjoyed the posts lately. I've had a ton going on and the board got a little dis interesting there for a bit so I dropped in less often. Writing those damn novels takes time and I'm sure 95% of the words don't do anything but muddle the post 95% of the time. Today I had time to kill on a flight and this guy needed an adjustment and labels/stereotypes/ethnocentrism are things I've just had enough of overall.
\nYou and Billy Madison share the same opinion about the 4th grade being real hard but you really missed out if you stopped going after the 3rd. No snak paks, no boners for hot teachers, no incontinence with widespread peer approval. Not sure if you can go back now though. It'd be creepy and there's probably laws against it but you can give it a try. We'd all be pulling for you.
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Sep 8, 2013, 03:23 AM
\nAnyway, it's a big geographic and cultural change going from HI to MA.
\nBe friendly, open minded, respectful, and give folks the benefit of the doubt.
\nDon't be judgmental. You're too new to the area. Don't fight things and people because they're different than what you're used to. You'll just make yourself miserable. Ya gotta go with the flow.
\nI haven't been everywhere (like the Johnny Cash song), but I did move around a bit when I was a kid, while in college, and later while in the Navy.
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Dudes, waiting on Cadbury, my driver. But I popped on here and can't read this now........
But some dude is calling himself, Jesus and puts a Rob Machado picture? Rob Machado is a dork who got some undeserved zen guru status. Yes, he shreds. That's not my point. Rob Machado isn't anything like Jesus. He's just a created image designed to sell clothes. Yeah, he's the 1990's - 2000's version of Gerry Lopez or something......a feral wanderer.........right............He wanders alright, where ever there's a bank to cash his checks. He's another tard peopel have called, "intelligent." Just like Kelly.
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Sep 8, 2013, 06:00 PM
[QUOTE=Paddington Jetty Bear;188637]Dudes, waiting on Cadbury, my driver. But I popped on here and can't read this now........
\nBut some dude is calling himself, Jesus and puts a Rob Machado picture? Rob Machado is a dork who got some undeserved zen guru status. Yes, he shreds. That's not my point. Rob Machado isn't anything like Jesus. He's just a created image designed to sell clothes. Yeah, he's the 1990's - 2000's version of Gerry Lopez or something......a feral wanderer.........right............He wanders alright, where ever there's a bank to cash his checks. He's another tard peopel have called, "intelligent." Just like Kelly.[/Q
\nCadbury is in a landfill. I'm outside idling the limo with the engine on. Ass soon as you're done with that blonde chica get out here & let's roll for Baja.
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Sep 8, 2013, 02:27 PM
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Did someone say "Tendencies"?......
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Sep 8, 2013, 04:04 PM
Ok brahs, I think this thread's laid itself to rest. If EC is not a troll his mindset will be his demise as he's gonna run into the wrong cat with his catpiss attitude. But maybe he's having difficulty understanding us up here because our words are too big.
\nJC swoops in from above and tries to defend the ignorant by using "agrandizement" when it's got 2 G's in its correct spelling. If you're using a word like that, you best be spelling it correctly Mike Tyson. He used it twice in the same sentence and misspelled it wrong both times. In the earlier post, he talks about the "Catholic churh". He even edited his post and didn't fix spelling. 0 for 2 JC! So the iPhone Infinity doesn't have spell check? I'm supposed to have an organized debate with one dude who's unwilling to learn to read and another who's unwilling to read a thesaurus? C'MON PEOPLE!!
\nIn a thread with a dude posing as The Lord, I'm wary even to have use the word "laid", and I'm definitely not about to discuss taking down the girls of the PAC10 with him. Maybe on a Monday between 11:39am and 11:43am but not on the Sabbath. Watch out SUP, EC is about to head your way since he's got a stiff for the EC but only understands Florida-speak.
\nEnough of these street KOOKS!! I'm ready for some football.
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\nby the way emasshole, before you start grammar policing this forum you better make sure your hands are clean BRADDAH!!!!!!!
\ni believe the word youre looking for is "campaigning."
Brah pledged to come at me with a Rusty Knife (3" x 7/8" x 1/32", volume unknown!) now he's campaining Vote Spicoli!
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Man, you don't pick a verbal/written scrap with Spicoli. You'll lose. Everytime. Especially, if you're from Hawaii.
Shame on youse who suck up to a "Hawaiin." One of you Rhode Island guys was trying to suck up. " Man, the good surfers around here.... we fly to 'the islands'...... we may even know some of your peeps." Yeah, hey man, why don't you name drop a few dudes you saw on the beach, brah. Totally cool by association.
"Yeah man, I went to 'The Islands' last month."
Wow, I feel like I'm in a Californian surf shop back in the 1950's listening to that garbage.
Oh good lord, sorry Jesus, I can't stand when people suck up to Hawaiins. Sounds like a case of Sid Abruzzi disease. This isn't the 1970's either. You don't have to arse kiss Hawaiins because Hawaii isn't the surfing Mecca it once was. It's just not as cool as it used to be.
Yankee, I'll go to Baja with you. I'm expendable so I'm not afeard of banditos.
And by the way, I'll be saying this on every thread today, it was sooooo much better this morrow than I expected. Solid 3 foot drainers up and down the beach. Northwest winds baby, that's friggin offshore here you North Jersey bastards....F you and your SW winds........
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Released: Jan 01st, 1996
Running Time: 110
Directors: Cameron Grant, Joe D'Amato
Company: Ultimate Pictures
Distribution Companies: Adam & Eve Pictures
Cast: Juli Ashton, Attila, Deborah Wells, Valentino (I), Sean Michaels, Bernadette, Kelly Trump, Backey Jackie, Valentina (I), Mark Davis, Anita Blond
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I hereby tender a Best Cinematography nomination to... Passion In Venice. The camera captures the ambiance of this Italian city's glory better than most mainstream attempts I've seen, and many of the eight sex scenes are set in sumptuous villas and attractive, secluded courtyards.
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When I execute
sudo -u nagios /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_by_ssh.sh hostname "check_haproxy -u \"http://localhost:10000/haproxy?stats\;csv\""
it runs perfectly on the server.
For this, I have this in my HAProxy.cfg
define service {
use generic-service
hostgroup_name pwmail-ee-oxweb
service_description HAProxy-ee
servicegroups ssh-dep
check_command check_by_ssh!check_haproxy -u \"http://localhost:10000/haproxy?stats\;csv\"
contacts sysad,mail-hosting-rt
It doesn't work. Says that
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The Amarillo Sox won their fourth consecutive game Thursday night and maintained at least a half-game lead in the American Association South Division after a 5-4 win over the Laredo Lemurs at Uni-Trade Stadium in Laredo.
Grand Prairie, second in the South Division, was still playing El Paso at press time Thursday.
The Sox (12-8) and Lemurs (8-11) were tied at 4-4 entering the ninth before Amarillo designated hitter Tim Alberts singled home Harrison Kain for what became the winning run.
Chase Johnson earned his seventh save with a perfect ninth.
Alberts went 3-for-5, extending his hitting streak to 17 games and improving his league-leading batting average to .481.
The Sox have won six of seven as they enter Game 2 of the four-game series at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
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Vote 2013: North Tyneside mayoral election candidates
- 11 April 2013
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A mayoral election will be held in North Tyneside on 2 May 2013, on the same day as local elections in 35 councils in England and Wales.
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Centre yesterday had a sting in its tail.
Garden information services officer Clare Fraser said the
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The lectures, on the first Friday of every month between
March and November, attracted between 30 and 120 people, Ms
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The most popular talks were on sustainability,
self-sufficiency and working with nature, she said.
Otago Polytechnic horticulture lecturer Kim Thomas said
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She presented the first talk in March on how the Spanish
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You can see the Lafourche Parish president and council members sworn in for their four-year terms at a ceremony Sunday.
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When it comes to the world of MMA, your either in it to win it or just get out while you can.
You have to put forth your best effort, give it all you got, and you can't be all talk (Kurt Angle). If you want to make it to the top of the MMA ladder, you have to showcase your skills and prove your self to the fans.
This is exactly what Bobby Lashley is doing, from Pro Wrestling to the hard hitting MMA world Lashley continues to prove why he belongs in the sport. Although his last fight was not as impressive, you can't doubt that with more training and more experience Lashley will be a force to reckon with.
After the huge success of Brock Lesnar which ultimately led him to a Heavyweight title shot, many pro wrestlers have tried to jump on the MMA train.
But none have shown more interest and dedication than Bobby Lashley. In a recent interview on ESPN's MMA Live, Lashley talked about his desires and what he want's to ultimately achieve in this sport.
"I think appearing on 'The Ultimate Fighter' would be something great. I saw that, and they said, 'Heavyweights,' and I was like, 'Yeah, let's jump on it.' I think it would be great because what I'm trying to do right now is prove myself," said Lashley.
"And on 'The Ultimate Fighter,' you have to prove yourself. I talked it over with my management and my trainers and everything, and they have mixed opinions on it—if I should go there, or if I should stay out and do different fights."
A lot of fighters would't take a chance at that, but this shows how dedicated Mr. Lashley is to the sport.
Not only would this be great for Lashley, if Lashley were to go to TUF it would benefit the UFC as well. Lashley has the appeal and everything to make the TUF ratings explode. Bobby Lashley would be able to get tips from UFC veterans, and mainly increase is experience and grow as a fighter as many have in the past (Griffin, Evans, and Bisping).
So will we see Bobby Lashley making a tear on the The Ultimate Fighter? Only time will tell but if he does it will be a great experience not just for him but for MMA fans around the world.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. Ś Mark Sanchez was once the face of the franchise, the quarterback expected to lead the New York Jets to a long-awaited Super Bowl appearance.
There were lofty comparisons to Joe Namath just two years ago. Now, Sanchez might not even be the starter anymore.
Rex Ryan is in quite the quarterback quandary, undecided on whether it will be Sanchez, Greg McElroy or Tim Tebow under center Sunday at Jacksonville.
ôWell, I think right now,ö Ryan said Monday, ôI definitely need a little more time to make that decision.ö
Not only do the Jets have a quarterback controversy, but they have one that involves three players who all make for intriguing options.
ôIĺm comfortable and confident with all three quarterbacks,ö Ryan said. ôI think all three guys have, now, proven they can win in this league.ö
While it was widely thought Tebow would be the guy to eventually take Sanchezĺs job, McElroy made a strong case for himself in leading the Jets (5-7) to a 7-6 win over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.
ôThatĺs a decision above my pay grade,ö defensive end Mike DeVito said with a laugh when asked who he thinks should start. ôI trust all three of those guys.ö
Sanchez was pulled Sunday with 4:48 left in the third quarter, and McElroy came in and led the Jets to the only touchdown of the game on his first NFL drive. Fans chanted ôMc-El-Roy!ö throughout the game and booed Sanchez loudly nearly each time he stepped on or off the field, particularly after each of his three interceptions.
Sanchez went a miserable 10 of 21 for 97 yards before taking a spot on the sideline. McElroyĺs numbers were hardly eye-popping Ś 5 of 7 for 29 yards Ś but the fact he energized the team and the crowd meant a lot for a squad still harboring playoff hopes.
ôIt was a good experience for me,ö McElroy said on a conference call. ôThereĺs been no indication, no information at this point (on whoĺll start).ö
Ryan wants to consult his coaching staff to have ôan open discussionö and review the game film before making a decision, which he expects to have before practice Wednesday.
Tebowĺs health will also likely play a role after he was inactive Sunday while recovering from two broken ribs. He is listed as the teamĺs No. 2 quarterback on the depth chart and was medically cleared to play against the Cardinals, but Ryan decided against making Tebow active because he felt heĺs ônot near 100 percent.ö
Tebow had additional X-rays on his ribs Sunday to see how theyĺre healing and was still awaiting the results.
ôCould I have forced it and went out there and played?ö Tebow said on a conference call. ôI think I could have managed it.ö
He spoke to Ryan about being active for the game, but wasnĺt successful in talking the coach into playing him Ś as he did on Thanksgiving night. Tebow ended up not playing against New England while McElroy was inactive, a decision Ryan later regretted.
Tebow was expected to have a major role in the offense, but instead has been just a spare part averaging about seven offensive snaps per game. After being the No. 2 quarterback on the depth chart, he could see the No. 3 leapfrog over him and start for the Jets.
ôIĺm not into hypotheticals,ö Tebow said. ôIĺm just trying to get healthy right now.ö
Now comes the biggest call of Ryanĺs head coaching career: Does he give Sanchez one more shot at saving his job? Does he let McElroy show the team what he can do for a whole game? Or, does he go with Tebow, provided heĺs healthy enough, in front of the quarterbackĺs hometown Jaguars?
ôThere are a lot of tough decisions you make as a coach,ö Ryan said. ôA lot of times, itĺs easier when you put the three priorities (ahead of everything): the team, the team, the team. Youĺve got to take away personal feelings and whatever, because itĺs bigger than me or this person or that person.ö
Ryan was seen in the locker room consoling Sanchez after the game, his arm on his shoulder as the two spoke for a few minutes. They have been connected at the hip since they both got here Ś they stand side-by-side during the national anthem before every game. Ryan took the job in 2009 and the Jets traded up to draft Sanchez with the No. 5 overall pick a few months later.
Sanchez had never been benched for poor play before Sunday, despite fans and media calling for him to sit at various points during his nearly four seasons. But, he experienced terrific success in his first two years, helping lead the Jets to consecutive AFC title games for the first time in franchise history. This is a team that hasnĺt won Ś or even participated in Ś a Super Bowl since Namath won it in 1969.
The Jets have had a lengthy list of solid but far from super quarterbacks over the years since Namath, including Richard Todd, Ken OĺBrien, Boomer Esiason, Neil OĺDonnell, Vinny Testaverde, Chad Pennington and even a one-year cameo by Brett Favre. Ryan and the Jets thought they had the guy who could do it in Sanchez.
That all seems like ancient history now.
Sanchez could still reclaim his job and bounce back, maybe even this week. But Ryan has now set the precedent: Play the way youĺre expected to, or youĺre going to sit.
ôI need to understand where the mistakes came from,ö Sanchez said after the game. ôKeep studying, keep preparing, be ready to play next week and see what happens.ö
Regardless of what Ryan decides, whether itĺs Sanchez, Tebow or McElroy, DeVito doesnĺt believe it will affect the players negatively.
ôI think in most locker rooms it could do that, but not in this locker room,ö DeVito said. ôWeĺll face this just like every other situation, as a family, and it definitely wonĺt divide this group of guys. Last year, I mightĺve had a different answer for you, but this year I have no doubt that this team is going to stick together.ö
NOTES: Ryan had good injury news, saying he doesnĺt think TE Dustin Keller has a high ankle sprain, although his status for Sunday is uncertain. X-rays on RB-KR Joe McKnightĺs ribs were negative after he left the game in the second half. ... Ryan praised the defense, which allowed just 137 yards against Arizona and held the Cardinals to 0 for 15 on third downs. He added that CB Antonio Cromartie, who held WR Larry Fitzgerald to one catch for 23 yards, ôcontinues to play at a super-Pro Bowl level.ö He also pushed for Cromartie to be selected for the Pro Bowl. ôThey shouldnĺt even have one if that kid doesnĺt get in there,ö Ryan said.


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Zwiep 2 km near Lochem
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