We have all been on both sides of this coin. Either accidentally dropping in on someone or feeling the frustration of someone folding the face of a wave that you have been riding. Its funny that at that exact moment, in almost the exact same location two people can have such diverse feelings and experiences.
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Both feel miserable. It's hard sometimes to find the proper reaction, in both situations. If dropped in on, you don't want to set the precedent that this is acceptable, but I know that I don't want to be the guy scowling and out for blood either.
The best is when you burn a friend, on a not great wave, and both parties can laugh about it and try to end up on the same board.
Sometimes the walls are so good, two mates can share the same wave and if the crowd is down actually take turns being the one at the back or even switching spots during the wave. I had a session like that last winter with my younger brother and we are still talking it up as one of the best ever.
neil- i love to see old school logs doing that go behind thing- sharing the same wave taken turns
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