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Surfie crowd when the killer waves are in.
He also used to be a surfie.
Carrying a duffel bag was synonymous to being (or pretending to be) a surfie.
The term can also be used for a girlfriend of a thief, gangster, surfie or bikie.
We camped under the pines in the main surfie site at Anglet and walked down to the beach every morning.
He also predicted that the "tattooed surfie boys" would not be around forever because the actors would want to try their luck in Hollywood.
In other words, a Bondi surfie , dated as it now is, is for many still predominant.
"Officially, I was a chartered accountant, but actually I was just a beer-drinking surfie.
They also performed an evening show, Once Upon A Surfie - a musical farce, which showcased the musical hits of the cast members.
They also have a general dislike for the local "surfie" males, who later become their "great nemesis" due to them receiving all the attention from the local females.
Brax is a feared member of the River Boys, a surfie group from Mangrove River, and he commands a respect from them.
They preferred sitting in among the crowd, no doubt a little out of place among the teenagers and surfie types, even though they would have been welcome in the VIP areas.
Ahead of the pilot's airing, Lucy Clark of The Sun-Herald described Lance and Martin as "Two surfie blokes who are thick as two short planks".
Another Australian surf band who were known outside their own country's surf scene was the Joy Boys, whose hit "Murphy the Surfie" (1963) was later covered by the Surfaris.
The benefit also featured radical Sydney proto-punk band The Missing Links and Homicide star Leonard Teale, who recited a "surfie" parody of Banjo Patterson's Clancy of the Overflow.
Peacocke said the character was first described to him as the leader of an outlaw surfie gang, which made him think of all the men he had met who play sport and are feared, but able to lead their teams at the same time.
The contemporary surfie [1962] at least partially replaces surfer in its turn though it invokes the image of the "monosyllabic cretin" who speaks two words of English-- yeah and man --streaks his hair with Clairol, and, worst of all, drinks milk.
Dispensing with the use of rope to pull the eyelets of the top together, the surfie would simply hold the throat of the duffel bag - containing towel, swimming trunks and other personal belongings - in one hand and sling it over his shoulder (they were very rarely used by beach-going girls).
