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Sans


Sans with shadow of groupie



 

 

is a french ("") word meaning "without".  For example, some fonts are called sans serif fonts because they are fonts that are without serifs (demo:  font sans serifs, font with serifs, font sans serifs, font with serifs.  get it?).  While sans, like every hohar product, is a representation of pretty much , the one thing that it lacks is a stringer.  However, sans comes equipped with a super-dense, 2.5 pound per cubic foot expanded polystyrene core; double 6-ounce S-2 lamination on the top and bottom; an all-pro action, ultra exclusive quad fin get-up; top secret, epoxy side chain modified resin matrix, and groupies (pictured to the left).  This is truely an experiment in fondling the laws of physics.  So far, sans has been through extensive testing at the labs and has produced very favorable results.  , , was completely astounded by the product.  The dialog went something like the following:

hohar:  hey carl, did you get to try the labs' new board yet?
chicken sandwich carl:  yeah!
hohar:  well, what did you think?
chicken sandwich carl: 
.....
hohar:  it doesn't have a stringer.
chicken sandwich carl:  whah?  huh? (bedazzled look on face)

Suffice it to say, this board is the freaggin goods, ok?
   
L: 6' 2"   W: 21"  T: 2.125"