Funny... we laid cable to an Island off Samoa and there was at least 2 dozen
Tigers in the area. It was at 110 feet of water. They never gave us but a
passing glance.

Understand you're not on their "menu".... but accidents and idiocy provoke
attacks. Try Paga Pago Harbour on a night dive with Hammerheads..... better
yet, tack welding zincs to a Korean Longliner at the outlet for the tuna
processing plant. Now you have sharks... lots and they are feeding... and
I'm only making $25/hr. down there.

CM


"Bart Senior" .@. wrote in message ...
Tiger's are rated #3 in dangerous sharks!

"Capt.Mooron" wrote
First off the dog was in no danger. Cudas do not attack anything they
can't eat unless it's a mistake. Dogs are not a food trigger since they
don't fall into the menu...which is fish. You are perfectly safe in the
water with even a 6 foot Cuda..... just don't wear shiny stuff.

Same goes for Tiger, Hammerhead and Lemon Sharks... I swam in water that
was full of them.... never even paid me any attention.

...and many times with sharks around I was actively spearfishing.

All that means is you have balls. It doesn't mean it is
completely safe.

I guess you could always shove the welder down the
gullet of any shark that was bothering you, provided
the Tiger didn't hit you with a sneak attack, instead of
a bump and bite.

"Capt.Mooron" wrote
Funny... we laid cable to an Island off Samoa and there was at least 2
dozen Tigers in the area. It was at 110 feet of water. They never gave us
but a passing glance.

Understand you're not on their "menu".... but accidents and idiocy
provoke attacks. Try Paga Pago Harbour on a night dive with
Hammerheads..... better yet, tack welding zincs to a Korean Longliner at
the outlet for the tuna processing plant. Now you have sharks... lots and
they are feeding... and I'm only making $25/hr. down there.

Nothing is completely safe Bart... Nothing!

CM

"Bart Senior" .@. wrote in message ...
All that means is you have balls. It doesn't mean it is
completely safe.

I guess you could always shove the welder down the
gullet of any shark that was bothering you, provided
the Tiger didn't hit you with a sneak attack, instead of
a bump and bite.

"Capt.Mooron" wrote
Funny... we laid cable to an Island off Samoa and there was at least 2
dozen Tigers in the area. It was at 110 feet of water. They never gave us
but a passing glance.

Understand you're not on their "menu".... but accidents and idiocy
provoke attacks. Try Paga Pago Harbour on a night dive with
Hammerheads..... better yet, tack welding zincs to a Korean Longliner at
the outlet for the tuna processing plant. Now you have sharks... lots and
they are feeding... and I'm only making $25/hr. down there.

"Bart Senior" .@. wrote in message
...
All that means is you have balls.

His not using soap may have something to do with it as well.

Scotty

Further proof he is really French!

"Scotty" wrote

"Bart Senior" .@. wrote
All that means is you have balls.

His not using soap may have something to do with it as well.

Scotty