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Topic: GW in 3ft of water  (Read 2698 times)

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alien

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Just seen this! has anybody ells..


racer414

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Yea down by Puertocitos. I hope its long gone by the time I go back to baja
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Eddie

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Seen it now, what a vid. 
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Rock Hopper

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That's crazy that a stingray nailed the other dude!

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That's a BIG fish...Damn...
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The first 45 seconds I was like, " why you trippin on your shorts getting wet, bro?".
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Der_Huntsman

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The first 45 seconds I was like, " why you trippin on your shorts getting wet, bro?".
The best part is he pays for being afraid of getting his panties in the water with a stingray poke lol

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I don't have speakers at my office workstation. Did they mention what the injury behind the dorsal fin was from? Looks like a bite from a bigger shark....
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Der_Huntsman

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I don't have speakers at my office workstation. Did they mention what the injury behind the dorsal fin was from? Looks like a bite from a bigger shark....

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bwodun

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That's crazy that a stingray nailed the other dude!
there is actually a lot of sting rays in this area, this is just south of where our house is. when we were young we were taught to shuffle not walk when the tide was out on the sand flats, that way you didn't step on them, they will bury themselves in the sand on low tide, and if you step on them they whack you, but if you shuffle they will just flutter and swim away if enough water.