Steve Irwin
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Today is the second anniversary of his death.
Eccentric lunatic in many ways, but I always felt his infectious enthusiasm for wildlife made for superb television ("Look at this cobra!!! Deadly!! Isn't she byeeewtiful???").
I suppose his up-close-and-personal style with wildlife was ultmately what killed him, but I suspect his TV shows will be shown for generations.
Eccentric lunatic in many ways, but I always felt his infectious enthusiasm for wildlife made for superb television ("Look at this cobra!!! Deadly!! Isn't she byeeewtiful???").
I suppose his up-close-and-personal style with wildlife was ultmately what killed him, but I suspect his TV shows will be shown for generations.
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Today is the second anniversary of his death.
Eccentric lunatic in many ways, but I always felt his infectious enthusiasm for wildlife made for superb television ("Look at this cobra!!! Deadly!! Isn't she byeeewtiful???").
I suppose his up-close-and-personal style with wildlife was ultmately what killed him, but I suspect his TV shows will be shown for generations.
Eccentric lunatic in many ways, but I always felt his infectious enthusiasm for wildlife made for superb television ("Look at this cobra!!! Deadly!! Isn't she byeeewtiful???").
I suppose his up-close-and-personal style with wildlife was ultmately what killed him, but I suspect his TV shows will be shown for generations.
I loved Steve Irwin...he cracked me up.
It was so awful when he died,but lets face it...he was an accident waiting to happen.Some of the things he did were just crazy.
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He was a complete fruit cake and utterly lovable for it
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Also he had excellent taste in khaki outdoor attire
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.Also he had excellent taste in khaki outdoor attire
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he also got alot of kids to actually take interest in animals,because he was so entertaining to watch.My nephew never missed a program!
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