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yea, i was lookin @ the cnn wire
-----snip----------------- SYDNEY, Australia (CNN) -- Tributes from around the world are flowing in for Steve Irwin, the enthusiastic Australian "Crocodile Hunter" who enthralled audiences around the world with his wildlife adventures. Irwin died Monday morning after being attacked by a stingray while shooting a TV program off Australia's north coast. Irwin's manager and friend John Stainton said Irwin died doing what he loved -- filming life in the wild. Typical of the hundreds of tributes that have been e-mailed to CNN.com is this one from Tina Treece of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: "Crikey, I miss him so much already." Australian Prime Minister John Howard, who knew Irwin and his family well, praised him as a "passionate environmentalist" who promoted a serious conservation message. "He made an extraordinary contribution to creating a widespread appreciation of the value and uniqueness of Australian wildlife," Howard said. Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said his friend Irwin was "always the showman" who was generous with his time in promoting Australia. Actor Russell Crowe told Australian media Irwin was "the Australian we all aspire to be." Irwin was snorkeling at Batt Reef, a part of the Great Barrier Reef offshore from the town of Port Douglas, when the incident happened. "He came over the top of a stingray that was buried in the sand, and the barb came up and hit him in the chest," Stainton said. Ringmaster wrote: when snorkeling, one rarely has a regulator in their mouth....duhhhhh.... Well duhh, I wasn't there. I read he was killed while diving. Diving usually requires a regulator. |
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The guy was Jacko in khaki. Any respectable Australian would distance
himself from this publicity hound. Remember him feeding his infant son to the crocodile? |
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Gilligan wrote:
The guy was Jacko in khaki. Any respectable Australian would distance himself from this publicity hound. Remember him feeding his infant son to the crocodile? I thought that was Capt Rob. But seriously, Gilligan, you have to admit that Irwin has gone out in a highly individualist style. There has only been one previously confirmed fatality from stingrays in Australia prior to this, and one possible. Crocodiles on the other hand are eating somebody quite frequently now. -- Flying Tadpole ---------------------------------- http://www.soundclick.com/flyingtadpole http://music.download.com/timfatchen http://music.download.com/internetopera |
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![]() Gilligan wrote: The guy was Jacko in khaki. Any respectable Australian would distance himself from this publicity hound. Remember him feeding his infant son to the crocodile? Hey..... **** you. The guy is DEAD. May people say the same when you die. |
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![]() "Flying Tadpole" wrote [snip] Crocodiles on the other hand are eating somebody quite frequently now. You'd think that person would get out of the water. Scout |
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Scout wrote:
"Flying Tadpole" wrote [snip] Crocodiles on the other hand are eating somebody quite frequently now. You'd think that person would get out of the water. Scout Ah. An undercover agent for OzTours. "yes but it's only one body at a time"... I note today that the Fraser Island dingoes have graduated to eating toddlers. -- Flying Tadpole ---------------------------------- http://www.soundclick.com/flyingtadpole http://music.download.com/timfatchen http://music.download.com/internetopera |
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"Flying Tadpole" wrote [snip] Crocodiles on the other hand are eating somebody quite frequently now. You'd think that person would get out of the water. Scout Maybe they like it...... |
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[snip] Crocodiles on the other hand are eating somebody quite frequently now. Scout wrote: You'd think that person would get out of the water. I guess their identity is being kept relatively secret for obvious reasons. DSK |
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![]() "Bob" wrote in message oups.com... Gilligan wrote: The guy was Jacko in khaki. Any respectable Australian would distance himself from this publicity hound. Remember him feeding his infant son to the crocodile? Hey..... **** you. The guy is DEAD. May people say the same when you die. Path: g2news1.google.com!news1.google.com!news.glorb.com !border1.nntp.dca.giganews.com!nntp.giganews.com!n gpeer.news.aol.com!audrey-m1.news.aol.com!not-for-mail Lines: 6 X-Admin: From: (Bobsprit) Newsgroups: alt.sailing.asa Date: 09 Jun 2004 11:11:55 GMT References: . net Organization: AOL http://www.aol.com Subject: HAHAHAHA!!!! Message-ID: What a terrible insult to Reagan!!!! Even in death, the diaper wearing corpse gets used like a cheap pawn. Perfect! RB |
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![]() "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message ... Gilligan wrote: The guy was Jacko in khaki. Any respectable Australian would distance himself from this publicity hound. Remember him feeding his infant son to the crocodile? I thought that was Capt Rob. But seriously, Gilligan, you have to admit that Irwin has gone out in a highly individualist style. There has only been one previously confirmed fatality from stingrays in Australia prior to this, and one possible. Crocodiles on the other hand are eating somebody quite frequently now. The irony has parallels: "Struck down By the sword of a hero, let me fall-- Steel in my heart, and laughter on my lips!" Yes, I said that once. How Fate loves a jest!-- Behold me ambushed-- taken in the rear-- My battlefield a gutter-- my noble foe A lacky, with a log of wood! ..." |
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