Murphy, you are not playing well with others! I was hoping for a more nostalgic favorite shop of yours. Surely a legend such as you has an all time favorite shop I would think. Although Ron Jon has beautiful stores, I certainly wouldn't consider them a surf shop. Don't make me nuts here Murphy.
Anon', you tell it like it are. The same nostalgic klowns having a favorite nang-out, or as you call it, surf-shop, are the same guys that stuck around for the Alma Mater at Mira Costa where Henry Ford was cheer leader. "first and ten, do it again." You know that bunch. don't you. Anyways, Spin, who died leaving Murphy a legend. So, Legends are out, Icons are in.
Remember the old, Vista theater, down near Velzys Moms, milinary shoppe? We used to sneak past old man Jones, at the box office, and catch a double feature, and news reel for free!
The Frog House is the last of the real surf shops. Not a Surf and Sport, The Frog House proudly carries on the tradition of abusing their loyal customers as much as they possibly can. Splash
Mine happens to be The Frog House in Newport Beach but what is yours and why is it your favorite?
All surf shops, simply because they are SURF shops.
ReplyDeletecome on Murphy, which shop is your favorite because they treat you right? You wouldn't spend $500.00 at Ron Jon's would you?
ReplyDeleteWho the heck has $500 to spend anyways? But whats wrong with Ron Jon's? I liked going into Ron Jon's in Cocoa Beach.
ReplyDeleteI liked the one I worked in! 442 PCH in Hermosa.
ReplyDeleteGreat topic Spin!
ReplyDeleteI'll join in tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteMurphy, you are not playing well with others! I was hoping for a more nostalgic favorite shop of yours. Surely a legend such as you has an all time favorite shop I would think. Although Ron Jon has beautiful stores, I certainly wouldn't consider them a surf shop.
ReplyDeleteDon't make me nuts here Murphy.
I like Costco!
ReplyDeleteRon DiMenna:
ReplyDeleteOne of the few shop owners with any business sense at all.
Now retired and often found in his 40 foot RV at the San Clemente Wal-Mart parking lot.
Anon', you tell it like it are. The same nostalgic klowns having a favorite nang-out, or as you call it, surf-shop, are the same guys that stuck around for the Alma Mater at Mira Costa where Henry Ford was cheer leader.
ReplyDelete"first and ten, do it again." You know that bunch. don't you. Anyways, Spin, who died leaving Murphy a legend. So, Legends are out, Icons are in.
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I would spend every waking moment, and then some, at Henry Ford, surf shop down on Pier ave, near the old Griffen studios.
ReplyDeleteYeah, sure, Murph, right next door to the Paddleboarder, down the Srand from the Poop Deck. Holy Crimenie, what's going on here, anyways.
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Remember the old, Vista theater, down near Velzys Moms, milinary shoppe? We used to sneak past old man Jones, at the box office, and catch a double feature, and news reel for free!
ReplyDeleteHuh, whaa, are you positive you don't mean 'La Mar'?
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I think the fraudulent Murphy is at it again, what say you?
ReplyDeleteWill you STOP, impersonating me! Why don't you go to some other, blog! What did I do, to deserve this?
ReplyDeleteNo comment.
ReplyDeleteBut Murphy, you must say something.
ReplyDeleteSomething!
ReplyDeleteYou children go to the principal, right now!
ReplyDeleteThe Frog House is the last of the real surf shops.
ReplyDeleteNot a Surf and Sport, The Frog House proudly carries on the tradition of abusing their loyal customers as much as they possibly can.
Splash
Anon, thanks for being honest with us. I, myself, have loved the Frog House since day one. I must admit I have no idea where it is.
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