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Don't let the beach boy culture die

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Goro Sulijoadikusumo
8 years ago

No Hawaiians on the beach...no Aloha...

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Goncia Toys
8 years ago

This change will hurt the island and all whom cherish the beauty of aloha!

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Robert Sammelius
8 years ago

Save The Beach Boys!!!!!

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Kat
8 years ago

KEEP THE BEACH BOYS ALOHA

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John Ridgeway
8 years ago

Don’t mess this up.

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Sterlin Carpio
8 years ago

That”s just wrong someone taking over don’t know what they doing trying to take over The (the beach boys) they been doing this for generations, as there lifestyle can’t come and change there style!!! Money is not everything!!

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Mel Clancey-Dubienski
8 years ago

Totally agree

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Aubrey Farrar
8 years ago

Just one honest reason from the government officials as to why this is fair and a good idea. Just one...

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Ciera Lasconia
8 years ago

A’ole dive O’ahu

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I strongly disagree with the city allowing this embarrassment to happen. C&C Greed kills Hawaiian culture.

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Desiree Session
8 years ago

I stand in support for the Waikiki Beach Boys and their long tradition of sharing aloha through surf. I understand there was a bid that Dive Oahu won but some things cannot be and should not be bought. Hawaiians and their culture, their traditions, their aloha should be respected. Let the Waikiki Beach Boys stay on Kuhio beach whe they belong!

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scott krile
8 years ago

please do not destroy this great hawaiian tradition.

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Jeffrey Vesci
8 years ago

Stop it before it's too late!

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Paul OLeary
8 years ago

It’s a disgrace to the Hawaiian people and the surfing community as a whole to replace the Beach Boys with Dive Oahu.

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John Ong
8 years ago

It was the beachboys who taught me how to surf and changed my life. Every other morning for a year, I'd run 30 mins down to kuhio and rent a long board for 2 to 3 hours so I could learn how to catch waves. These guys changed my life for the better, no joke! Closing them down for some soulless dive shop is a dagger to the heart of modern Hawaiian culture and the spirit of surfing.

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Doug S
8 years ago

Keep the beach boy culture alive

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PJ Hahn
8 years ago

Save the beachboys!

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Jupiter Kajiwara
8 years ago

Some of the beach boys are my hanai family. I grew up going to Waiks and enjoying it with them. It is a shame that this is going on and I am against it. With all the things going on that take away from the people of Hawaii and go to non-locals or the 1% in Kakaako, Ala Moana Beach Park, and now Waikiki, when will it end???

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Joseph Mastowski
8 years ago

This is an outrage.....Hawaii wouldnt be Hawaii if it wasnt for the beach boyz and the traditions and legacy of Waikiki beach period end of story. Dive whoever is not a tradition its only about money

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Thomas Q Bruce
8 years ago

The Beach Boys need to stay. As a surfer in Hawaii, I live with respect for my elders and those that came before. I sign this for those I look up to like Uncle Duke, Rabbit, Buffalo, Eddie, and all the other great watermen who built surfing culture for us all to enjoy. Aloha and mahalo nui to all those that laid the foundation.