Showing posts with label Sharks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sharks. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Have you heard about the spate of shark attacks in Mexico? I won't rehash my thoughts on the danger of going in the ocean, I've made my feelings abundantly clear. I just wanted to point out a little tidbit from the story. Looking to reassure visitors to Mexico, marine biologist Chris Lowe, of California State University, Long Beach offered this choice piece of wisdom: People have a much better chance of dying of food poisoning going to Mexico than being bitten by a shark. Yeah, that ought to bring'em running. Of course it does relate to one of my other big questions about people and their holidays... Who freakin' vacations in the third world?
Read more...
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Helloooo!? Anyone Listening?!
I've Been Saying Almost The Same Thing For Years!
Fine! Take your chances, and enjoy your new nickname: "Lunch"
Read more...
"It's the equivalent of stepping on to the plains of the Serengeti when you step into the water," Burgess said. 'It's not like a swimming pool. This is a wilderness experience and with it comes a certain amount of risk.Are all of you "oooo swimming in the ocean is fun!" people listening to this?
Fine! Take your chances, and enjoy your new nickname: "Lunch"
Labels:
Animal Attacks,
Animals,
Nature...blech,
Sharks,
Stupid Humans
Saturday, July 28, 2007
I Accept Your Apology...
That is, the apologies of all the people who said: "Oh Kevin, Great White sharks don't come up into northern waters, don't be silly!" Oh yeah, well read it and weep suckers:
Read more...
SHOCKED tourists told of their terror last night over the Great White shark sighting off Cornwall.Careful where you swim...bwahahahahahaha!
And one holidaymaker said: “This has got to be every swimmer’s worst nightmare.”
The Jaws alert was raised after stunned dad Nick Fletcher filmed the fearsome fish just 200 yards from a beach in St Ives.
Last night Britain’s leading shark expert Richard Peirce confirmed the 12ft creature was definitely a predatory shark and there was every chance it was a Great White — immortalised in the 1975 Steven Spielberg movie Jaws.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)








