Last year I had a kid in class named Norbert. It was difficult for me
to imagine an exhausted, overjoyed couple gazing down at the just-born,
tiny naked ball of energy of their new baby boy and whispering Norbert...Norbert...Norbert...into his crackly pink ears.
We called him Bert, but still.
Same
thing with new Sandwich Clubber Showerbeers Bonaparte. Whatever
possessed the Bonapartes, flush with the excitement and stupor of
childbirth, to gaze into their tiny boy's dark eyes and say Showerbeers,
is not up to us to decide. Naming is every parent's right, but,
unfortunately, they don't have to live a lifetime in the shoes of
Norbert. Or Showerbeers. Or anyone named Richard that they insist on calling Dick.
Fortunately,
Showerbeers has overcome this particular linguistic handicap, and has
made those who know him proud. He finished law school without too much
drama, has a healthy fan relationship with 80s cinematic masterpiece Cocktail, and is the proud new owner of a sweet new 8'6, rounded-pinnie Bronson.
Two-plus-one
fin setup with a shreddy flexie in the middle, two-tone color
lamination by the boys at Almar Glassworks, too-legit-to-quit Bronson
radness.
If you note Showerbeers ripping his new sled in the greater Los Angeles area waters, or note this Bronson strapped to the roof of a diesel Bendzo in hot pursuit of a speeding ambulance, throw him a shaka!
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Friday, September 13, 2013
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Found Footage
Reports that this board exists cannot be confirmed or denied, or that it is a 5'8 MiniSimmons twin fin for new homeowner (and roof repairer), married man, dog rescuer, solar enthusiast, and all-around stoked bro Chad.
If such a board were, in fact, to exist, it may or may have not been glassed by Junod and crew at Almar in Santa Cruz.
If such a board were, in fact, to exist, it may or may have not been glassed by Junod and crew at Almar in Santa Cruz.
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