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Posted: 04 Sep 2006, 15:45
by Charlie Bravo
Tom Everitt AFG wrote:It really was only a matter of time though......... :bigrin:

Tom.
Exactly what I thought.

Posted: 04 Sep 2006, 17:04
by blanston12
I agree with Tom and CB, it was only a matter of time. When ever I saw his show I though he was crazy and was going to get himself killed on film some day, especially when he picked up deadly snakes by the tail ("isn't she beeeeauuuutiful!"). I hope we don't get to see this video on TV.

Posted: 04 Sep 2006, 18:17
by airboatr
I don't know if any outside the US saw a commercial
with steve in the middle of nowhere handling a snake
.....gets bit ..... and then finds out the anti venom
was shipped by a freight company Other than
FEDEX from a crew member????
jokenly Steve rolls his eyes back in his head and
says something like
" FEDEX when it absolutly has to be there ..... <croak>"
............... don't remember exactly as it went...
it's bound to happen when you play with fire.. and Steve
knew that.....
I do feel very sad on reading the news I'm gonna miss the ol bloak
in the good spirit of adventure that steved loved so much
it's too bad he didn't live to tell the story .......his story

you know......... :dance: CRIKEY !!

prayers and thoughts for his wife and children
and for steves big Gator in the sky :wink:

Posted: 04 Sep 2006, 19:12
by DaveG
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Posted: 04 Sep 2006, 19:23
by VEGAS
DaveG wrote:If you are easily offended, don't click hereor here
Blimey that did'nt take long! :shock: :tuttut:

Posted: 05 Sep 2006, 22:40
by Vulcan_to_the_Sky!
...I know I shouldn't laugh...but..... :smile:


EDIT: although this is still a tragic incident. According to the daily mail or the express (can't remember which one but they are both as bad as each other...) Steve Irwin wants the video of his death to be broadcasted. Not sure I believe that somehow....

Posted: 06 Sep 2006, 00:43
by Chris Trott
Vulcan_to_the_sky! wrote:...Steve Irwin wants the video of his death to be broadcasted. Not sure I believe that somehow....
Wouldn't totally surprise me actually. He wanted his previous bites shown as well to remind people how dangerous these animals are and to remind them that even those who are "professionals" still have the animals get the better of them.

Posted: 06 Sep 2006, 12:03
by Nigel H-J
Read the Daily Blog yesterday and it appears that his death will not be shown.

I for one would not wish to see it but for those who do, then I would imagine either it would be through curiosity or they just have an unhealthy fascination to watch some-ones' death!!

Posted: 06 Sep 2006, 13:08
by Chris Trott
I would only watch it in a couple of years after his death is no longer fresh in one's memory and you can watch it dispassionately and learn from the event instead of just to see it as some sort of spectacle.

Posted: 07 Sep 2006, 20:16
by ronindanbo
Edited, someone beat me to it :huf: