Aunty C and Kelly Slater
Aunty C with stuffed turtle and love note, left, and Kelly Slater, at right.

Indigenous Australian woman’s love letter to Kelly Slater goes viral!

From the heart!

An indigenous Australian woman has thrilled the internet, via the Chinese spyware platform TikTok and Zuck’s data-fishing site Instagram, with a love letter to the eleven-time world surfing champ Kelly Slater.

Only two days ago, Kelly Slater was awarded a rare Lifetime Achievement Award  from Laureus joining Pele, Tom Brady and Billie Jean King as a recipient.

The Lifetime Achievement Award is a semi-regular accolade given to athletes who’ve made extraordinary contributions to their sport, transcending competition to impact its culture, development, or global reach. It is not awarded annually, making it a rare and highly selective honor.

Aunty C, meanwhile, is a modestly attractive woman of early middle age with a penchant for exhilarating and audacious pieces to camera whose online work might be described as effortless, honest and fearless.

She leaps from topic to topic at breakneck speed, examining concepts so strategically and methodically, her words become scalpels, flaying open unacknowledged bias, privilege and conflict where she sees it.

From McDonalds to Centrelink, Aunty C ain’t afraid to light up.

 

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And, recently, Aunty C, holding a stuffed turtle for she knows its a totem that resonates with the champ, posted a love letter to Kelly Slater.

“Kelly Slater. If you see this video, um, let me know what you’re doin,” says Aunty C. “Hahahaha, hehehehehe, yeah haven’t heard from you, so, let me know what’s happening, if you want. Byeeeeee!”

Slater was tagged multiple times in the comments, including from mighty power surfer Holly Wawn, although his new role as a father to baby Tao with Chinese bikini mogul Kalani Miller might disqualify him from seeking a sexy meet-and-greet with Aunty C.

 

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There's no way to win. The game itself is pointless!

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Dog (pictured) surfing.
Dog (pictured) surfing.

Deep state California bureaucrats signal hatred of surfing dogs

Calling DOGE.

A potential tragedy is brewing up north, pitting menacing bureaucrats against adorable surfing dogs. Pacifica, California is a tony enclave perched right on the Pacific, hence the name, just a few clicks down from San Francisco. Artificial intelligence declares the town of nearly 40,000 souls is known for community events, surfing and dog friendliness.

All three directly in the crosshairs of what must be deep state actors hellbent on making red tape great again.

The annual World Dog Surfing Championships, you see, are under threat of cancellation due soaring permitting fees being mandated by the city. According to organizers, the cost for the requirements has lurched over 42% since last year and further doubled since 2020.

One of them, who preferred to remain anonymous to likely avoid Pacifica’s ombudsman’s wrath, declared, “We need to raise a certain amount by May 1 or we will not be doing a live event in Pacifica this year. The event has a lot of fans, which is great, but Pacifica says it’s a tax on their resources so they increase the costs.”

Slated to take place on August 2, 2025, the important stop on the Dog Surfing World Tour will be canned unless $12,000 dollars can be raised.

Turning to GoFundMe, coordinators are pleading:

Help us bring this popular event back live and in-person again this year. World Dog Surfing Championships live in-person event in Pacifica, California. This popular event brings thousands of people to the beaches of Pacifica, garners millions of dollars in national and worldwide pres s coverage to hundreds of millions of viewers and readers, helps local and regional businesses, brings awareness to our rescue dog charity partners, and the event even helps local schools in Pacifica (one school recent year raised over $4,500 just from their parking fundraiser during the Championships).

Would you like to strike a blow against evil public servants?

Donate here.

And/or inform Elon Musk’s Dept. of Government Efficiency that the chainsaw is required.

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Surf fans (pictured) angry.
Surf fans (pictured) angry.

Ultra-hard surf website makes $500,000 blunder

BeachGrit in trouble.

Three days ago, or thereabouts, surf fans around the world thrilled to the news that Mick Fanning had sold his Great Gatsby-themed beachfront compound for an Australian record-smashing price. BeachGrit‘s Derek Rielly reported that “Fanning bought the (Gold Coast) land in 2011 for $3.25 and built the house, which he lived in briefly, further sharing it was snapped up “pre-auction for $16.5 mill. It’s a record price for a joint between Coolangatta and Currumbin.”

Surf fans rushed to wine cellars to uncork special occasion bottles of Armand de Brignac, toasting one of our own finally done good, then fell into bed only to wake with searing headaches but, still, feeling pleased that Mick Fanning was $16.5 million the richer.

Stunning depression and bubbling rage, then, today to learn it was all a mirage.

A well-placed source with intimate knowledge has reached out, overnight, to inform me that the home did not, in fact, sell for $16.5 million but rather $16.05 million.

A near $500,000 reporting blunder.

Surf fans would certainly have gone for the Perrier-Jouet instead of the Armand de Brignac had they known and a justifiable rage is being direct BeachGrit‘s way. The only joy to be found in Stab Magazine’s offices, as the subscription surf blog is usually at the pointy end of embarrassing mistakes.

Should we set up a GoFundMe to bridge Fanning’s delta?

How do we make right?

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