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jp747
jp747
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1553 posts
7 Mar 2009 10:23pm
who's considered the above for the land of Oz
decrepit
decrepit
WA
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WA, 12873 posts
7 Mar 2009 10:41pm
Well I'm sure hardie would like me to nominate him, but I don't think he's that exalted yet.
Gestalt
Gestalt
QLD
14954 posts
QLD, 14954 posts
7 Mar 2009 11:42pm
jp747 said...

who's considered the above for the land of Oz


robby naish
elmo
elmo
WA
8890 posts
WA, 8890 posts
8 Mar 2009 12:05am
decrepit said...

Well I'm sure hardie would like me to nominate him, but I don't think he's that exalted yet.


He's not a Guru, he's just a very naughty boy.

Now if you had have called him a Gnu
decrepit
decrepit
WA
12873 posts
WA, 12873 posts
8 Mar 2009 7:21pm
elmo said...

>>>>

Now if you had have called him a Gnu


Are they any relation to aardvarks????
elmo
elmo
WA
8890 posts
WA, 8890 posts
8 Mar 2009 7:23pm
decrepit said...

elmo said...

>>>>

Now if you had have called him a Gnu


Are they any relation to aardvarks????


Now you are just being silly
decrepit
decrepit
WA
12873 posts
WA, 12873 posts
8 Mar 2009 7:41pm
No just ignorant, but wikipedia has cleared up the confusion.
The Gnu is another name for wilderbeast, and this is what it says about aarvarks


However, the aardvark is not closely related to the pig; rather, it is the sole recent representative of the obscure mammalian order Tubulidentata, in which it is usually considered to form a single variable species of the genus Orycteropus, coextensive with the family Orycteropodidae. Nor is the aardvark closely related to the South American anteater, despite sharing some characteristics and a superficial resemblance.[3] The closest living relatives of the aardvark are the elephant shrews, along with the sirenians, hyraxes, tenrecs, and elephants.
hardie
hardie
WA
4133 posts
WA, 4133 posts
8 Mar 2009 7:58pm
OK I'm it I'm a ****ing guru
elmo
elmo
WA
8890 posts
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8 Mar 2009 8:22pm
decrepit said...

No just ignorant, but wikipedia has cleared up the confusion.
The Gnu is another name for wilderbeast, and this is what it says about aarvarks


However, the aardvark is not closely related to the pig; rather, it is the sole recent representative of the obscure mammalian order Tubulidentata, in which it is usually considered to form a single variable species of the genus Orycteropus, coextensive with the family Orycteropodidae. Nor is the aardvark closely related to the South American anteater, despite sharing some characteristics and a superficial resemblance.[3] The closest living relatives of the aardvark are the elephant shrews, along with the sirenians, hyraxes, tenrecs, and elephants.



Oh no you've gone text book on my sorry red ass
Richiefish
Richiefish
QLD
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8 Mar 2009 9:26pm
jp747 said...

who's considered the above for the land of Oz


do you mean , the Australian guru, or the person considered by Australians to be the guru ???
garyk
garyk
QLD
277 posts
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8 Mar 2009 9:32pm
jp747 said...

who's considered the above for the land of Oz


Jason Polakow without a doubt
Wet Willy
Wet Willy
TAS
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9 Mar 2009 12:41am

Here they are!

busterwa
busterwa
3782 posts
3782 posts
9 Mar 2009 1:47am
i have to nominate king of the point or that gerro crew i used to catch a bus up to gerro every weekend and me girlfeiend (ex) sometimes used to get take away and go down the beech even if we didnt eat we used to sit there and talk and watch the windsurfers after she finished work

also lancelin back in the day we used to ride in the dunes unfortunatly injury broken bones and onsite ampuataion from rollovers placed an end to that, everyone lost the edge
i remember that carpark being full of windsurfers where the barbque area is next to the first pub on the way in was packed everyone slept on the grass


some of these people provided more than windsurfing they provided a relaxing getaway of entertaiment for many people who would`nt go in the water .almost like a retreat reflection

a beech a place to go where the world of problems could be left behind

they have provided entertaiment for generations of younger people like myself

u have to understand that your sport is verry much a spectator sport aswel and generations who have been down the beeches (mabe to clear there mind talk whatever) have sat there on the beech watching and have been rewarded with what life and nature can offer
it has cleared many heads
thakyou windsurfers !!!
Sailhack
Sailhack
VIC
5000 posts
VIC, 5000 posts
9 Mar 2009 12:17pm
Sorry Buster....but my upbringing makes me have to do this!

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jp747
jp747
1553 posts
1553 posts
9 Mar 2009 6:54pm
garyk said...

jp747 said...

who's considered the above for the land of Oz


Jason Polakow without a doubt


he might be the best no doubt but really the one who started it all and introed new ideas to windsurfing radically that everyone took notice even when Australia's such a huge place...Robby N. is an idol but a yank so that rules him out
sick_em_rex
sick_em_rex
NSW
1601 posts
NSW, 1601 posts
9 Mar 2009 9:53pm
Mark Paul- brought the sport into our lounge rooms, helped get hundreds if not thousands interested in the sport
Tom Luedecke- world champion, consistent PBA sailor
Phil McGain- still going strong, ambassador for Aussies in the sport
jp747
jp747
1553 posts
1553 posts
9 Mar 2009 11:05pm
phil mcgain is still fresh, tom i think i've read his name some magazines ago
Chris249
Chris249
357 posts
357 posts
10 Mar 2009 6:13am
Jessica Crisp

Two World Cup overall wins.
Mistral, Youth and Windsurfer One Design world titles.
Top six in the last three Olympic Games.
Aloha Classic winner.


Oh, and she's putting a lot back into the sport.
busterwa
busterwa
3782 posts
3782 posts
10 Mar 2009 9:34am
this bloke

these blokes are my fav at the moment
garyk
garyk
QLD
277 posts
QLD, 277 posts
10 Mar 2009 12:18pm



he might be the best no doubt but really the one who started it all and introed new ideas to windsurfing radically that everyone took notice even when Australia's such a huge place...


I still think JP
garyk
garyk
QLD
277 posts
QLD, 277 posts
10 Mar 2009 12:25pm
JP to windsurfing is like Kelly Slater to surfing they are KINGS of there sports

Its all about inspiration
Leech
Leech
WA
1933 posts
WA, 1933 posts
10 Mar 2009 12:08pm
There are some awesome effects in that Simmer vid. Very nice!
windaddict
windaddict
VIC
1121 posts
VIC, 1121 posts
10 Mar 2009 2:27pm
Definately JP for mine.
dantren
dantren
QLD
307 posts
QLD, 307 posts
10 Mar 2009 6:34pm
I consider anyone who can make a living from windsurfing to be a guru............
Fraggle
Fraggle
WA
72 posts
WA, 72 posts
10 Mar 2009 7:05pm
dantren said...

I consider anyone who can make a living from windsurfing to be a guru............



Couldn't agree more!

JP has got my vote for sheer exitement and balls !!!
jp747
jp747
1553 posts
1553 posts
10 Mar 2009 8:45pm
jp is that big in oz thought otherwise like for us in our island i consider chepit a friend to be the windsurfing guru cuz he has been windsurfing since 81', organized the first regatta here in 83', got in the first Mistral pan-am board in the Phils., got the first all aluminum serfiac mast and cobra board, etc
Wet Willy
Wet Willy
TAS
2317 posts
TAS, 2317 posts
16 Mar 2009 1:01pm


WINDWARNING!



Hes the only real guru son all youz gotta respect the real deal son why you making all those smart comments funny boy richiefish but you know who the real guru is now where them chicks at son gotta get me some wind melbournes all right hey
ka025
ka025
QLD
181 posts
QLD, 181 posts
17 Mar 2009 12:05pm
I don't think there is one single guru. There is a multitude of sailors in Australia who have have done a lot for the sport!!!
Wet Willy
Wet Willy
TAS
2317 posts
TAS, 2317 posts
18 Mar 2009 1:29am
ka025 said...

I don't think there is one single guru. There is a multitude of sailors in Australia who have have done a lot for the sport!!!



PAH!

As the true guru would say,

"what are ya gay son where ya from sydney or what we dont get no real windsurfers here son it's all kiters in pink dresses boy its 40 knots in melbourne this week damn where the chicks anyway son damn come up for a beer sometime hey"
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