Shark Attack
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:02 pm
#16
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From: Brisbane
Re: Shark Attack
Why will "they" bother saying such things in the first place?
This kind of article about 'hunting down sharks' is one of those peculiar idiosyncrasies that a British Ex-pat such as myself, comes across from time to time.
I guess I'll never really understand what it is to be an Australian until I've figured out how to hunt down a shark.
This kind of article about 'hunting down sharks' is one of those peculiar idiosyncrasies that a British Ex-pat such as myself, comes across from time to time.
I guess I'll never really understand what it is to be an Australian until I've figured out how to hunt down a shark.
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:04 pm
#17
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Re: Shark Attack
Why will "they" bother saying such things in the first place?
This kind of article about 'hunting down sharks' is one of those peculiar idiosyncrasies that a British Ex-pat such as myself, comes across from time to time.
I guess I'll never really understand what it is to be an Australian until I've figured out how to hunt down a shark.
This kind of article about 'hunting down sharks' is one of those peculiar idiosyncrasies that a British Ex-pat such as myself, comes across from time to time.
I guess I'll never really understand what it is to be an Australian until I've figured out how to hunt down a shark.
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:05 pm
#18
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From: Brisvegas
Re: Shark Attack
Why will "they" bother saying such things in the first place?
This kind of article about 'hunting down sharks' is one of those peculiar idiosyncrasies that a British Ex-pat such as myself, comes across from time to time.
I guess I'll never really understand what it is to be an Australian until I've figured out how to hunt down a shark.
This kind of article about 'hunting down sharks' is one of those peculiar idiosyncrasies that a British Ex-pat such as myself, comes across from time to time.
I guess I'll never really understand what it is to be an Australian until I've figured out how to hunt down a shark.
Edited to add: I think they did kill the tiger shark that got my nephews friend in Broome about 16 years ago when they were Pearl Diving because I remember they found his remains in it's stomach.
Last edited by Kim67; Sep 4th 2011 at 4:09 pm.
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:05 pm
#19
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Posts: 7,344
From: Seattle
Re: Shark Attack
I guess we'll never know what it is to want a shark killed until it's killed one of our friends or family. There's no right answer to this, IMO.
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:07 pm
#20
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Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 15,111
From: Semi-rural wonderworld, Brisbane
Re: Shark Attack
Can we direct Bear Grylls to the trouble spot?
Preferably with a nosebleed.
Preferably with a nosebleed.
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:10 pm
#22
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From: Semi-rural wonderworld, Brisbane
Re: Shark Attack
I honestly didn't know.
Well, fair play to him, if he can make a profit let the people decide
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:12 pm
#23
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From: Brisvegas
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:15 pm
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Re: Shark Attack
I kind of look at shark attacks as I do gun attacks in the US.
Everyone knows that concise action is required to save lives (i.e. selective annual cull - fire arms ban). But the fck wits that have authority to do so, will continue to find reasons not to.
And thus, there will be more threads like this in the future - started when the next poor bugger is eaten alive.
Everyone knows that concise action is required to save lives (i.e. selective annual cull - fire arms ban). But the fck wits that have authority to do so, will continue to find reasons not to.
And thus, there will be more threads like this in the future - started when the next poor bugger is eaten alive.
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:16 pm
#26
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From: Semi-rural wonderworld, Brisbane
Re: Shark Attack
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:17 pm
#27
Auntie Fa
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From: Seattle
Re: Shark Attack
Is he speaking at Hillsong this time round?
Sep 4th 2011 | 4:18 pm
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Re: Shark Attack
I kind of look at shark attacks as I do gun attacks in the US.
Everyone knows that concise action is required to save lives (i.e. selective annual cull - fire arms ban). But the fck wits that have authority to do so, will continue to find reasons not to.
And thus, there will be more threads like this in the future - started when the next poor bugger is eaten alive.
Everyone knows that concise action is required to save lives (i.e. selective annual cull - fire arms ban). But the fck wits that have authority to do so, will continue to find reasons not to.
And thus, there will be more threads like this in the future - started when the next poor bugger is eaten alive.
