Am I Wrong To Feel This Way?

[sinjin]

Re: Am I Wrong To Feel This Way?

accounts. accounts. accounts. whos accounts? Not the Polynesians.
You spouting off haole version of history.

Yes, I am aware of that. It's all I have. If you have something else I'm here to learn. Can we please just talk like two men with more that connects us than separates us?

[PoiBoy]

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First accounts of surfing(standing) in Hawaii come from Lieutenant James King, First Lieutenant of the Discovery. Previous accounts in Tahiti describe "surfers" as laying on the board.
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accounts. accounts. accounts. whos accounts? Not the Polynesians.
You spouting off haole version of history.

[sinjin]

Re: Am I Wrong To Feel This Way?

Sinjin, you really shouldn't speak about something you know very little about.(Polynesian History)

Why you gotta do me like that? You know very little about me yet you're popping off.

Are these "sources" you've read the same sources that said Hawaiians invented surfing?

No. First accounts of surfing(standing) in Hawaii come from Lieutenant James King, First Lieutenant of the Discovery. Previous accounts in Tahiti describe "surfers" as laying on the board.

Individualism does not exist in Polynesian society.

Interesting assertion.

They still do. Do you think that people who lived off and in the ocean for thousands of years need your 1cent?

My what? My opinion? Need? No. I've just done what most of them haven't.

[PoiBoy]

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I'm taking nothing away from them. Impressive but limited to the Pacific.
Probably something less than 2000 years according to sources I've read. Again, still impressive given the technology.
You say "we" like you've done it yourself.

Sinjin, you really shouldn't speak about something you know very little about.(Polynesian History)
Are these "sources" you've read the same sources that said Hawaiians invented surfing?

You say "we" like you've done it yourself.

Individualism does not exist in Polynesian society.

I wish more Polynesians took to the big blue these days. You can learn a lot about yourself out there.

They still do. Do you think that people who lived off and in the ocean for thousands of years need your 1cent?

Good one sinjin.

[sinjin]

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Polynesians were sailing half way across the world before cooks birth even had potential.

I'm taking nothing away from them. Impressive but limited to the Pacific.

Polynesian interisland connections went on for thousands of years.

Probably something less than 2000 years according to sources I've read. Again, still impressive given the technology.

Polynesians didn't just land on one island then stay there. It was common for them to sail back and forth between islands. There is even evidence that we sailed to the Americas.

You say "we" like you've done it yourself. I wish more Polynesians took to the big blue these days. You can learn a lot about yourself out there.

[sinjin]

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and he made a great bowl of Lono stew for Valentine's Feast.

I know, I know, the other white meat. Haoles don't get the same laughs when they make cannibal jokes.

[1stwahine]

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In a way Hawaiians did invent surfing...because it was(from what I read) a part of their culture. It wasn't a part of any other islands culture. The other islands had some random dude on a wood board and occasionally he stood up. It wasn't common in the other islands.

So the Hawaiians did invent surfing.

Make up your mind PoiBoy!!!!HAHAHAH

and he made a great bowl of Lono stew for Valentine's Feast.

So did the other Polynesians.

btw. capt. cook got cooked.

Good one sinjin.

k-DEN. I have to go in front of the Finance Committee dis morning @ dee State Capitol. I hope to God this thread and your comments do not pop into my mind wen I start giving my testimony! Or else I going be laughing my silly ARSE off and dey not going take me serious!

Auntie Pupule

[PoiBoy]

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And the Hawaiians stood up.

So did the other Polynesians.

Btw Capt. Cook navigated more oceans and logged more sea miles than any Polynesian ever had.

Polynesians were sailing half way across the world before cooks birth even had potential.
Polynesian interisland connections went on for thousands of years. Polynesians didn't just land on one island then stay there. It was common for them to sail back and forth between islands. There is even evidence that we sailed to the Americas.

btw. capt. cook got cooked.

Good one sinjin.

[Pua'i Mana'o]

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Btw Capt. Cook navigated more oceans and logged more sea miles than any Polynesian ever had.

and he made a great bowl of Lono stew for Valentine's Feast.

[sinjin]

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In a way Hawaiians did invent surfing...because it was(from what I read) a part of their culture. It wasn't a part of any other islands culture.

And the Hawaiians stood up. Btw Capt. Cook navigated more oceans and logged more sea miles than any Polynesian ever had.

[PoiBoy]

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In a way Hawaiians did invent surfing...because it was(from what I read) a part of their culture. It wasn't a part of any other islands culture. The other islands had some random dude on a wood board and occasionally he stood up. It wasn't common in the other islands.

So the Hawaiians did invent surfing.

[1stwahine]

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Google doesn't tell all auntie. Please don't quote google when it comes to Polynesian History.

Polynesian invented surfing. Tahitians, Maori, Moriori, Samoans, & Tongans all have have surfed. It's in the oral history of the people.

My Bad. I'll stay outta dis one den.

Carry on.

Auntie Lynn dee google Queen!

[PoiBoy]

Re: Am I Wrong To Feel This Way?

He'enalu (surfing) was invented in Hawaii and has been practiced here for hundreds of years.

From http://www.litoralvirtual.com.br/ubatuba/esporte_i.htm

The Hawaiians invented surfing. The "Ubatubans" feel obliged. The great navigator James Cook described the strange sport he saw in 1778 when visiting the islands. The habit of "riding" waves conquered the world when a Hawaiian became an olympic swimming champion and divulged surfing internationally, for it helped him with the training his victory. Duke Khamanoku became the first international surfstar conquering North Americans, Europeans and Australians. After him generations of champions followed his steps.

Auntie Lynn

Google doesn't tell all auntie. Please don't quote google when it comes to Polynesian History.

Polynesian invented surfing. Tahitians, Maori, Moriori, Samoans, & Tongans all have have surfed. It's in the oral history of the people.

great navigator James Cook

lol, yeah, he was great

[1stwahine]

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Nope, Polynesians invented surfing.

He'enalu (surfing) was invented in Hawaii and has been practiced here for hundreds of years.

From http://www.litoralvirtual.com.br/ubatuba/esporte_i.htm

The Hawaiians invented surfing. The "Ubatubans" feel obliged. The great navigator James Cook described the strange sport he saw in 1778 when visiting the islands. The habit of "riding" waves conquered the world when a Hawaiian became an olympic swimming champion and divulged surfing internationally, for it helped him with the training his victory. Duke Khamanoku became the first international surfstar conquering North Americans, Europeans and Australians. After him generations of champions followed his steps.

Auntie Lynn

[PoiBoy]

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Hawaiians invented surfing.

Nope, Polynesians invented surfing.