13. The Moroccan
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The post surf hacky sack was always a treat to be around.
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This is a Kiwi outside his natural habitat ie. in New Zealand.
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You may question Eugene Terreblanche's politics, but you can't question his incredible wax jobs.
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No wonder they think the Superbank is so uncrowded.
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Who would have thought that after all those years fraternising with crocodiles, Mick Dundee would ultimately succumb to a night-club bouncer’s right-hook.
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Imagine getting dropped in by all these Brazil nuts at once. Terrible.
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Eddie here grew up in Pennsylvania, where true Hawaiians come from.
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Francois was enjoying his time in G-Land, and was glad he'd brought his full quiver with him
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The Englishman couldn't decide to hit the world class right, or the world class left.
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Not wanting to be Spanish is practically a national past time in Spain... and Portugal!
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By 5pm, this Canarian booger was already due his daily body wax.
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Maybe the Germans' state of the art wetsuits have been holding them back.
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This guy's attempts to blend in with the locals didn't go so well...
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Post surf, the Scandi pack reyhrdrated with some much needed juice.
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The two Israeli lads' trip to Indo was a success.
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Where good Italians go when they die: Pasta Point
13. The Moroccan
Like many a country blessed with incredible waves that have been pilfered by waves of invaders for over 40 years, the first move the Moroccan surfer learns is the drop-in. Ideally this drop-in will result in both surfers missing out on a certain tube. Over the years they have perfected that manoeuvre beyond all others with the right hand points providing the ideal canvas for this national surfing trademark. They also have a national competition for the drop-in, which is held every time Safi breaks. Goofyfooters, like disabled goats born to local shepherds, tend to be put down at birth.
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