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post #61
04 September 2006, 15:26 UTC#61
Yes. If he died in a car wreck or something.. ill be sad as fuc.
post #62
04 September 2006, 15:29 UTC#62
I say if he died doing the thing he loved. He should be treated like if a HGF member died during a stunt.
post #63
04 September 2006, 15:29 UTC#63
Funk come on, that was a poor 'comeback'. I don't have to actually know someone personally to realise what he's done for millions of people. He's an influence to so many, and what he has done is incredible. He's worth more than you and me put together.

Not to say that I don't agree it was a stupid thing to do though. I agree, it comes with the job, but if someone doesn't do it, how do we learn about nature and such? Considering it was the second fatal attack recorded, he also probably thought little of any danger, and so would you.

I love how everyone on here has a go at him for doing something dangerous and being killed, yet all of you thrive of trying to do dangerous things to look cool on the internet.

Sounds...fishy...to me. [/pun]
post #64
04 September 2006, 15:31 UTC#64
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Sep 4 2006, 05:25 PM) [snapback]379858[/snapback]

Well if I didn't care, I wouldn't have posted in the thread, right?


Oh right I get you. We should miss him and mourn him, but not be sad because he would be happy to do something he loved?
post #65
04 September 2006, 15:32 UTC#65
Wordzors ^ (not spammer circa ruining my "^" )


Yeah I went to this guys Zoo! :) Was AMAAAZING!! I cant believe how unlucky he was... damn... I feel sorry for his little daughter...

"GET OVER IT JONES"
post #66
04 September 2006, 15:34 UTC#66
You're next j0nes. See you in hell.
post #67
04 September 2006, 15:41 UTC#67
If hes gonna die, at least it was like this. He died doing what he loved. At least he didnt like trip and hit his head on a rock.
post #68
04 September 2006, 15:44 UTC#68
QUOTE(cIRca @ Sep 4 2006, 04:31 PM) [snapback]379864[/snapback]

QUOTE(Wilbur @ Sep 4 2006, 05:25 PM) [snapback]379858[/snapback]

Well if I didn't care, I wouldn't have posted in the thread, right?


Oh right I get you. We should miss him and mourn him, but not be sad because he would be happy to do something he loved?

Yeah man, now you get what I mean.
post #69
04 September 2006, 15:48 UTC#69
Its like Eddie Guererro... but more people care.
post #70
04 September 2006, 15:52 UTC#70
QUOTE(BaZ_LnN @ Sep 4 2006, 04:02 PM) [snapback]379847[/snapback]

Funk come on, that was a poor 'comeback'.


I'll give you that.

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He's an influence to so many, and what he has done is incredible. He's worth more than you and me put together.


Thats opinion. I don't know how he has influenced any of my friends except ecouraging them to go and do stupid things with animals, that wasn't a joke either.


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I love how everyone on here has a go at him for doing something dangerous and being killed, yet all of you thrive of trying to do dangerous things to look cool on the internet.


Yes but I don't get paid millions to do it, nor do I get any nationwide recodnition for it.

Also all I said was it was about damn time. He has skirted death forever, I didn't insult the guy, nor did I make any rude remarks, just commented on the fact it was gonna happen and it finally did.

post #71
04 September 2006, 15:57 UTC#71
I knew it would come sooner or later, but I never suspected a sting ray. I loved him, always made me laugh, he didn't care about shit.

lookey here mates, the most deadliest snake in the world! if it bites me I'm sure to die. *attacks* crikey that was a close one!
post #72
04 September 2006, 16:04 UTC#72
Word adem!

I have to sig that quote
post #73
04 September 2006, 16:39 UTC#73
Irwin burst onto the media scene with his documentary The Crocodile Hunter in 1992, and his over-the-top persona soon made him a star. In 2002 he burst on to the big screen on Crocodile Hunter: The Collision Course, soon achieving A-list fame.

HIS CELEBRITY FRIENDS INCLUDED RUSSEL CROWE. ??????why ?????



got to be the worst article ever written.

but a damn shame on the death of steve irwin
post #74
04 September 2006, 16:50 UTC#74
Damn, he was a good guy. Sure, he did live his life on the edge, but he doesnt deserve any bads comments, as Sean said, seemed like he didnt have a single bad bone in his body.

And Funk, when you die, someone will say exactly the same thing man, he wasn't a bad guy, just because he made a living like he did doesn't make him a bad person.

RIP Steve Irwin- The ledgendary Crocidile hunter.
post #75
04 September 2006, 18:31 UTC#75
it would be weird to see the video and hear:

Aeai mates, iehr we have ay nhice bigh Sting Ray.. pock .. done
post #76
04 September 2006, 19:24 UTC#76
It's wierd he is dead, he always got close to deadly animals but he seemed like an imortal.
post #77
04 September 2006, 19:26 UTC#77
Yeah, I agree with ya.

I just always watched the show with my grandma when I was younger and these days I still got a kick out of it. I really never thought he would actually be killed by something because he has always put himself in crazy situations.
post #79
04 September 2006, 20:08 UTC#79
lame ^
post #80
04 September 2006, 20:14 UTC#80
Yeah thats not cool man, have a bit of respect. FOR SHAME!
post #81
04 September 2006, 20:29 UTC#81
I found this out like around 2 in the morning last night, I picked him in the RottenDeadpool too...haha aww man he was cool


edit: ohh yeah, let's see the footy too...in all respectful matter
post #82
04 September 2006, 20:44 UTC#82
rip, mate.
post #83
04 September 2006, 21:26 UTC#83
Damn that Captain Troy Tempest, I thought he was a good man.

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post #84
04 September 2006, 21:54 UTC#84
I think its very sad, he was a talented man, and was a big animal rites campaigner which im all in for, but I think if he could choose to die, in anyway he would choose this, seeing as its so rare, since only 3 people have died from scorpians or something. So yeh

REST IN PEACE
post #85
04 September 2006, 22:14 UTC#85
He was an awesome guy. Im pretty upset about this.
post #86
04 September 2006, 22:19 UTC#86
QUOTE(DEX @ Sep 4 2006, 11:54 PM) [snapback]379999[/snapback]

I think if he could choose to die, in anyway he would choose this, seeing as its so rare, since only 3 people have died from scorpians or something.

Wait... what?
post #87
04 September 2006, 22:20 UTC#87
Think of it this way. Now we get a day full of Crocodile Hunter on Animal Planet.

We better. Or else they really dont care about him.
post #88
05 September 2006, 02:12 UTC#88
QUOTE(Shaun C-A @ Sep 4 2006, 05:50 PM) [snapback]379906[/snapback]

And Funk, when you die, someone will say exactly the same thing man, he wasn't a bad guy, just because he made a living like he did doesn't make him a bad person.


Thanks to cryogenic freezing that will never happen.
post #89
05 September 2006, 02:16 UTC#89
This might come off as abit evil but....







AHHAAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH!!!! RIP.
post #90
05 September 2006, 08:31 UTC#90
That was evil. lol.

Answer PM's mang. <33