This episode of War(d) Stories has kinda got it all. Small wave flair, big-waves at the Box, Wardo driving across Australia from Sydney to Perth, Mason Ho kinda hosting the show in Wardo’s absence. And, of course, the snippets of recollection and opinion of Ward from various surfing personalities. Just really excellent.
War(d) Stories: Drive Through
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yeah i really don’t think the filming is that bad – you can see what’s going on and thats more than what can be said that half the hipster filmers putting god knows what effects over there footage. plus, it’s entertaining and that’s what you want. keep em coming!
also i’m not sure about anyone else but it’s refreshing to see some solid slabs like the box getting surfed – i get over watching the younger generation fuckin around in the 20 knot southerlies trying to do shove-its.
20 Aug 2012
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wardo stories are epic raw and fun to watch
20 Aug 2012
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^ Well at least a seemingly honest approach to this personality anyway. I’m sure they’ve missed a few things.. Also decent surfing and great editorializing by Mason.
21 Aug 2012
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Its raw, and uncensored, just like the man himself. Low budg underground hardcore. The clips are a metaphor for LOST: A troll with no teeth, thats fun to watch.
21 Aug 2012
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More than anything I like how they actually let you into what he’s really like. This is something we rarely see these days. Some other pros could take a few tips from this approach.
21 Aug 2012
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How bad is the filming in these War(d) Stories clips. It is fucked! I get really bored of 20 minutes of the same thing.
20 Aug 2012
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^And you still watch?
Response to #1
21 Aug 2012
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Wow man this is the fourth installment of ward stories. As a free thinking person you should be aware that you are watching a documentary on Chris Ward and the editing and surfing is going to be just like the other three installments
20 Aug 2012
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I love how the guy at the beginning says “berreled”
20 Aug 2012
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wardo stories are epic raw and fun to watch
20 Aug 2012
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p.s fuk all you haters either like of take a hike
20 Aug 2012
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BABAABABAAAAAAAAABBABAAAAA just for you MR NZ
Response to #6
20 Aug 2012
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Aussie has got fucking millions more Sheep than NZ.
I think the reality is that Kiwis are too busy fucking nice Aussie Girls to bother with Sheep and stupid outdated mindsets.
Nice choice of name BTW “Sheepman”-Lol.
Response to #6
25 Aug 2012
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See what I did there?
Response to #6
25 Aug 2012
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yeah i really don’t think the filming is that bad – you can see what’s going on and thats more than what can be said that half the hipster filmers putting god knows what effects over there footage. plus, it’s entertaining and that’s what you want. keep em coming!
also i’m not sure about anyone else but it’s refreshing to see some solid slabs like the box getting surfed – i get over watching the younger generation fuckin around in the 20 knot southerlies trying to do shove-its.
20 Aug 2012
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CLASSIC !!!!
20 Aug 2012
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Its raw, and uncensored, just like the man himself. Low budg underground hardcore. The clips are a metaphor for LOST: A troll with no teeth, thats fun to watch.
21 Aug 2012
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More than anything I like how they actually let you into what he’s really like. This is something we rarely see these days. Some other pros could take a few tips from this approach.
21 Aug 2012
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^ Well at least a seemingly honest approach to this personality anyway. I’m sure they’ve missed a few things.. Also decent surfing and great editorializing by Mason.
21 Aug 2012
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They missed a LOT if he’s anything like his younger days. His old personality was a boat anchor for his career. Now it looks like he’s pullin it together w no BS. Good on him.
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21 Aug 2012
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Once again, this is fucking RAD
21 Aug 2012
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mason you should hold your drooling back, it’s so annoying
let the surf do the talking faggot
24 Aug 2012
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