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Posted by jt on 10/18/2002, 3:49 pm It's the first time EVER (for me) that the compression and spit ripped me from my stance as I neared the exit. I was speaking to my shaper yesterday and he said that the most likely reason I kept getting blown off my board in the barrel was because I was riding with the mini thruster fin trailer instead of a normal sized fin...go figure..lesson learned..Note to self....switch to a bigger thruster fin when in spitting surf. Thanks again mal.....Hey Icie..you're too nicey....The ones you saw from down the beach were the ones where I got slapped like a hO!! --Previous Message--
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every DEEP barrel I pulled into that afternoon had it's way with me.
: "Did JT make that line on the "jt yet
: again" pic?"
: SP...I NEVER SAW when he didn't make it. 
: And I was sitting on the end watching him
: COME OUT of every
: wide-open-sharped-tooth-mouth tube.
: Ice
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: --Previous Message--
: Awesome waves. Damn!
: Did JT make that line on the "jt yet
: again" pic?
: Sure looks like it would've closed out. If
: he made it wow!!!!
: The lefts look like the rule of the day.
: Thanks for the pics mpt, I gotta go to
: H-land on the next call!
: --Previous Message--
: DISCLAIMER: I am not a photographer!!! I
: left
: my good camera home, because I thought I
: would be surfing all day. So these pics
: were taken with a cheap 35 mm. I just
: batch scanned these, so they're grainy,
: and you have to look hard to find the
: surfer in the pics, but here goes: JT
: pulling into one (he's the little white
: streak midway up the face): JT
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: JT again
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: JT yet again
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