" KAAAA - BBBBOOOOOOMMMMMMM !!!!!! "

cuttlefish · December 7, 2012, 6:25am

Those girls look good now.

Fast forward 20 plus years and let’s have another look at how they’ve fared after scarfing lots of beer over time.

Then again…let’s not.

PlusOneShaper · December 7, 2012, 8:17am

7’6" x 24" x 3-3/4" by Matt Biolos

Surffoils · December 7, 2012, 8:39am

And that’s all that matters !

cuttlefish · December 7, 2012, 10:13am

True dat. lol.

tombstone · December 7, 2012, 10:10pm

Was at Dijon a restaurant in Bali near Kuta, the big boy pictured came in for lunch with a friend, was sitting next to him and heard his order, 1 large glass of milk , a plate of mash potatos, a hamburger, a coke and something else. That guy can put away, I knew a girl who was best friends with his girl friend, heavy.

fins · December 8, 2012, 1:45am

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7'6" x 24" x 3-3/4" by Matt Biolos

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....thanks very much , George !

do you or Matt have any photos [of the board] , that you could post here , please ?

cheers .... and always GREAT to hear from you , mate !

ben

CassS · December 8, 2012, 1:32am

Never gets old John

shushka420 · December 8, 2012, 1:52am

$1:

$1:

And since the subject has somehow drifted to the wholesome, wonderful, life sustaining health benefits of beer…

According to the New England Journal of Medicine, “Just 10 minutes of staring at the
charms of a well endowed female is roughly equivalent to a 30 minute
aerobics workout,” declared gerontologist Dr. Karen Weatherby.
Dr. Weatherby and fellow researchers at three hospitals in
Frankfurt, Germany, reached the startling conclusion after comparing the health
of 200 male outpatients – half of whom were instructed to look at
busty females daily, the other half told to refrain from doing so.
The study revealed that after five years, the chest watchers had
lower blood pressure, slower resting pulse rates and fewer instances
of coronary artery disease.

“Honest, honey, it’s not porn, it’s my cardio-workout”

Take two boobies and call me in the morning…

I’m shocked he can throw the board around and slash as well as he does!

shushka420 · December 8, 2012, 1:57am

On the last wave in that video he throws a huge slash under the lip of a barrel and I swear to god the whole wave rises up like 3 feet out of the water right above it!

JohnnyK3 · December 8, 2012, 2:01am

jimthegenius · December 8, 2012, 2:59am

at one of the Todos Santos big wave events, he unwetsuited, paddles into a biggun on his short board, no denying he can still surf, just gotta shed the lead

lcc · December 9, 2012, 3:19am

stoneburner · December 9, 2012, 5:34pm

Moderate alcohol consumption is good for the cardio-vascular system.

One common element noted among those with longevity is the consumption of 1.2 oz of alcohol daily (equal to 2, 12-oz beers/day @ 5% alcohol each).

The flavonoids in beer are also beneficial – dark beers contain more.

“Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.”

beerfan · December 9, 2012, 7:21pm

Board, beers and beer girls. Its my lucky day haha. Mt username might be beerfan but i try to keep it to 6 pints a week or less. I like good beers though. Fermenting a hefeweizen now, and will soon be fermenting a 1.093 American IIPA. num num!

everysurfer · December 9, 2012, 8:19pm

I’m so sad,

Doctor said no more beer, raises triglycerides.

I hate getting old

stoneburner · December 9, 2012, 9:01pm

There are no fats in beer. The only way beer can raise triglycrides is if you exceed your recommended daily caloric intake.

Macronutrients -- Regular Beer, 12 oz:

**Water:** 327.38 g
**Calories:** 153
**Protein:** 1.64 g
**Carbohydrates:** 12.64 g
**Fiber:** 0 g
**Total Fat:** 0 g
**Saturated Fat: **0 g

Micronutrients:

**Calcium:** 14 mg
**Iron:** 0.07 mg
**Magnesium:** 21 mg
**Phosphorus:** 50 mg
**Potassium:** 96 mg
**Sodium:** 14 mg
**Zinc:** 0.04 mg
**Vitamin C:** 0 mg
**Thiamine:** 0.018 mg
**Riboflavin:** 0.089 mg
**Niacin:** 1.826 mg
**Pantothenic Acid:** 0.146 mg
**Vitamin B6:** 0.164 mg
**Vitamin B12:** 0 mcg
**Folate:** 21 mcg
**Vitamin A:** 0 IU
**Vitamin E:** 0 mg
**Vitamin K:** 0 mcg

For more nutritional information about beer than you really want:

http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/beverages/3827/2

insolentlad · December 9, 2012, 9:01pm

Man, someone could make a fortune if they invented a high-fiber beer. I remember reading way back that it is actually illegal to add vitamins to beer (for commercial breweries that is, you could do it at home) to make it more healthful.

Ryanalton · December 9, 2012, 9:49pm

Did I create a monster here? High jacked this thread In the name of beer! Maybe we need a thread on beer!

shushka420 · December 10, 2012, 1:42am

should change the name of the thread to “KAAAAAA-BEEEEEEEERR!!!”

everysurfer · December 10, 2012, 1:58am

$1:

$1:

I’m so sad,

Doctor said no more beer, raises triglycerides.

I hate getting old

There are no fats in beer. The only way beer can raise triglycrides is if you exceed your recommended daily caloric intake.

Macronutrients -- Regular Beer, 12 oz:
**Water:** 327.38 g
**Calories:** 153
**Protein:** 1.64 g
**Carbohydrates:** 12.64 g
**Fiber:** 0 g
**Total Fat:** 0 g
**Saturated Fat: **0 g
Micronutrients:
**Calcium:** 14 mg
**Iron:** 0.07 mg
**Magnesium:** 21 mg
**Phosphorus:** 50 mg
**Potassium:** 96 mg
**Sodium:** 14 mg
**Zinc:** 0.04 mg
**Vitamin C:** 0 mg
**Thiamine:** 0.018 mg
**Riboflavin:** 0.089 mg
**Niacin:** 1.826 mg
**Pantothenic Acid:** 0.146 mg
**Vitamin B6:** 0.164 mg
**Vitamin B12:** 0 mcg
**Folate:** 21 mcg
**Vitamin A:** 0 IU
**Vitamin E:** 0 mg
**Vitamin K:** 0 mcg
For more nutritional information about beer than you really want:
http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/beverages/3827/2

Calories are calories, and beer has lots of them. Calories are stored as fat. I’ll trust the professionals on this one