Surfer kid rushing at OLE MISS - Page 3

dudeoffla · #1 12-03-2008, 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by CrackerBarrel

Nice try at the save. I have tons of friends that live in Orlando (including some that surf) and the Ron Jon Surf Park has never opened (despite the fact they have been saying it's coming ever since the Festival Bay mall opened) and Disney charged at least $1,000 for every 6 person surf session at Typhoon Lagoon and aren't offering it at all anymore. Really, decent (at best) effort at faking everyone out though.

ETA: Also, you're driving pretty damn fast to get to a surfable beach from Orlando in 30 minutes. Any beach is close to an hour away (more in morning traffic) and they really aren't surfable at all until you get to damn near St. Augustine (much farther than 30 minutes).

yea ron jon at festival bay never opened but since you know everything you would know that typhoona lagoon has a monthly fee for surfing. its $20 for 3 sessions. AND that ron jons pool does work it just wont open to the public for another year. Cape Surf hhas a deal with them to let us surf there 2nd. you would know back roads are fast and espically where you live. i live in lake mary. im in the magnet program at an ocps school. lake mary is 30 away from beach on 1-4 25 on the back roads. do you have anything better than try to prove high schoolers wanting an opinion wrong on who they are. i no who i am. i am a surfer who lives in orlando orlando

CrackerBarrel · #2 12-03-2008, 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by dudeoffla

yea ron jon at festival bay never opened but since you know everything you would know that typhoona lagoon has a monthly fee for surfing. its $20 for 3 sessions. AND that ron jons pool does work it just wont open to the public for another year. Cape Surf hhas a deal with them to let us surf there 2nd. you would know back roads are fast and espically where you live. i live in lake mary. im in the magnet program at an ocps school. lake mary is 30 away from beach on 1-4 25 on the back roads. do you have anything better than try to prove high schoolers wanting an opinion wrong on who they are. i no who i am. i am a surfer who lives in orlando orlando

QFP. Your biggest mistake right there.

OCPS = Orange County Public Schools. Lake Mary is in Seminole County. Come again soon.

CrackerBarrel · #3 12-03-2008, 12:17 AM

They haven't finished (not sure they've started, haven't been there in a few months) the pool at Festival Bay. And no, Typhoon Lagoon only let people surf before the park opened for the day. They wouldn't open the park early for you three times a month for $20. But sure, rush at Ole Miss if you really want to insist on your story.

tidekicker29 · #4 12-03-2008, 12:40 AM

to back this up. cracker barrel he stated he is in a magnet school at ocps. also surfers from florida dont drink. well real ones. im from there but i dont surf. but typhoon lagoon does not allow surf anymore. and cape surf is in cocoa beach and that is at least an hour from orlando so that another 30 from lake mary. so 30 minutes away is NSB. Cape Surf is at Cocoa not nsb.

CrackerBarrel · #5 12-03-2008, 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by tidekicker29

to back this up. cracker barrel he stated he is in a magnet school at ocps. also surfers from florida dont drink. well real ones. im from there but i dont surf. but typhoon lagoon does not allow surf anymore. and cape surf is in cocoa beach and that is at least an hour from orlando so that another 30 from lake mary. so 30 minutes away is NSB. Cape Surf is at Cocoa not nsb.

You have to live in Orange County to attend an Orange County magnet school. Lake Mary isn't in Orange county, so he/you (you are, after all, the same person) can't go to an Orange County magnet school. Check the application instructions on schoolchoice.ocps.net if you don't believe me.

New Smyrna is about 50 minutes away from Lake Mary on the backroads. http://www.mapquest.com/maps?1c=Lake...na+Beach&2s=FL
Cocoa Beach is almost an hour and a half. Daytona is about the closest at 45 minutes, next time you want to lie.

Also, how exactly do you state, emphatically, that surfers in Florida don't drink. Is surfing now a religion that doesn't believe in alcohol? I'll give you a hint, I grew up in Florida (not that part, near Jax, but still). I know surfers. The ones I know drink.

I really don't get the point of this lie.

magichat · #6 12-03-2008, 01:18 AM

oh and surfers do not call waves 7-10 footers. waves are measured in relation to the body (chest high, head high, overhead, etc), mainly because there is no uniform way of measuring a wave in feet (from the back? the face? trough to lip?)

ALSO, the wave pool produced shit with hardly any push.

kid is a flame

srmom · #7 12-03-2008, 03:59 PM

This is silly!

Just to weigh in, my oldest son is an avid surfer in Florida, transplanted from Texas - but spends just about every spare moment at St. Augustine. He has been extremely involved in the University of Florida Surf Club/Team - which is pretty much a drinking club, and YES, true surfers in Florida drink.

Look up some of the Homecoming floats the Surf Club has done; they are always double deck like a pirate ship because the lower deck is a bar! They (or the vast majority) all drink like fish!

What they DON'T do is pledge fraternities.

My oldest's comment when we asked if he was going to rush was, "Why would I want to be someone else's bi*ch?" Sums the surfer attitude up...

jarred66 · #8 12-03-2008, 05:40 PM

Ole miss is pretty rough dudeofffla.

Benzgirl · #9 12-06-2008, 02:01 PM

FWIW...
You can even surf on Lake Erie when the conditions are right. I see it all of the time.
http://www.wagnersurfclub.com/