Recently I sent an email out asking our readers to send in surfer lingo that drives them crazy or is just unique to the surfing world. Here is a partial list of the responses.
“Talk Story” and any other Hawaii-isms.
When people say “It’s a bonzer, mate” and it’s made even worse when surfer’s use an Australian accent. Unless yay aye frohm Australia.
“neeple high” as opposed to what? Chest high
My ears cringe When I hear the word “bro” and I’m kind of sick of “sick” too.
Question: “How did it go?” Answer: “Real good. It was so sick, bro.”
When the media or people use the descriptive “Free surfing.” In a pure sense, surfing has always been “free” Now that big business has entered the surfing world, they created this monster called “pro surfing” hence their polar opposite “free surfing.” It gives a confusing and stupid picture of types of surfing. Quite simply there is surfing and there is contest surfing. In the surfing world, contest surfing is a speck of dust compared to the whole. Surfing is free. The phrase “free surfing” is redundant.
Any person and any word that has “hull” added to it, like:
That was hulltastic, He is such a hullmaphobe, Dude that was hullascious, Yo, this is hullicious…um what is it? more…


Last weekend in Tamarindo, Costa Rica the third leg of the Costa Rica National Surf Circuit 2008 – 2009 took place. This national surf circuit consists of surfers from all over Costa Rica and holds mulitple contests in Costa Rican surf spots like Jaco, Playa Hermosa, 
That’s right, even this “G” rated site could not pass up this party concept blazing across the world and landing in
Sorry but I will not be posting photos of these events but maybe there will be some links to share from the various
Costa Rica stand up paddle surfing is new and Jaco is filled with champion surfers from around the world. So it is normal for most people to see Jaco surfers standing up on their surfboards. But the look on peoples faces when they see a person standing up on a surf board while holding a long paddle or stand up paddle surfing ranges from “what is that person doing?” to “WOW!” Officially known as Stand up Paddle surfing boards aka SUP or SUPS.