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comment by karma, 2007-05-24 07:26:53

karma
dear in the know

how pathetic bringing politics into surfing. As for comparing the cornish revolutionary army to the IRA i suggest you take a long hard look at yourself and those around you who also consider themselves 'in the know'. Glamorizing terrorism and bringing it into a surfing web forum in this day and age! You sad little man.. Well im done
WATCH OUT FOR THOSE SUICIDE PASTIES YOU NAUGHTY ENGLISH SCOUNDRELS THE CORNISH ARE COMING:
ps im cornish and you my friend are a TW#T

comment by In the know;-), 2007-05-20 12:18:23

Bad attitude is not helpful.
This kind of attitude is only going to cause trouble. To all you north of the Tamar river surfers who share this attitude: You may not have heard of this but there is a terrorist organisation in Cornwall named the Cornish Revolutionary Army, it is backed in a similar fashion to the way the IRA was. Many of these guys surf and particularly far west. There have and are also British Army infantry soldiers involved in training them. This is not to do with surfing as such, it is a political issue, but you may come across one in the water. Drop in with an attitude and the results may not be pleasant.

comment by far away from cornwall, 2007-04-19 06:16:30

karma
bassetts cove, the reef down the coastpath between st.ives porthmeor towards sennen, the left off the headland near the castle by marazion on big swells, what about the point behind porthmeor on a big west swell or even hawkes bay...come on guys get down to cornwall and piss these cornish twats off....drop in

comment by Anonymous, 2006-08-13 20:05:06

scilly surf
do not go to scilly to surf, it is not worth it. it is expensive to get there, then you need a boat to get to the breaks, then there are strong rips, rocks etc. you'ld be better off jumping on a ryan air flight to biscay... much cheaper and you'll get better waves

comment by Piss in your wetsuit..., 2006-08-04 09:30:14

Paisty Pom
When you go to a surf brake, make sure the breaks in your car are working. Wouldn't want to brake anything before you get to surf your local brake. Get my drift?? How much? Where to stay? What are the waves like? You people aren't surfers - you're all tourists who are too fat (and paisty) and lazy to know how to do your own research. If aint on this site, don't ask you drop kicks.

comment by craig, 2006-03-28 15:18:08

the scillies
scilly isles? there are some tales of waves. me mate goody brought back some photos of a 1000 yard right hand point break, however every time he went to say where it was he would fall into a deep trance for several hours.

comment by Goat Boater, 2006-02-08 16:52:48

RE: scilly isles
I spend a week of my summer bumming around the Islands in a kayak and always hope for some surf. I have never managed to find any surf worth mention over there and local knoledge seems to be a bit thin on the ground (ask around in pubs and you may get "hmmm...... a sand bar formed last winter that cased a break but thats gon now I think" sort of responces) and I can't remember seeing any boards around either (except for windsurfers).

comment by jaggs2002@hotmail.com, 2006-01-03 00:28:56

scilly isles
anybody know what surfing in the scilly isles is like? or could tell me where is good geet some good info?

comment by anonymous, 2005-06-01 17:12:48

shock horror
damn the table claims that fistral is the best quality and most frequent, perranporth sennen (gwenvor end) and constantine all break better at the moment fistral is only working on high tide and tolcarne is completely destroyed!

comment by anonymous, 2005-04-03 16:08:04

Is it me or is Mousehole not even in West Cornwall? Yes, he knows what he's on about.