I love my job too, but I certainly do not want to get killed whilst doing it. A bit of a stupid reply you posted there really.
well, i'm just saying that i'd love to die whilst doing something i loved doing...be it my job, sport, or whatever. and i think it would be wicked cool to be killed by a sting ray, that just sounds pretty bad ass to me
Ofcourse it is not wicked cool. First of all you will never know you got killed by one and therefore it is completely losing its coolness and second of all the people you leave behind. Gee, do you really have no heart?
the people behind will see how bad ass it is to be killed by a sting ray. i have a lot of heart. i just don't view death as something to be mourned, it should be celebrated. and i'm gonna celebrate him dying by a sting ray however i want
"If you alwayas put limits on what you can do, physical or anything else, it'll spread over into the rest of your life. It'll spread over into your work, into your mortatlity, into your entire being. There are no limits. There are plateaus, but you must not stay there, you must go beyond them. If it kills you, it kills you." -Bruce Lee
fitzy21, You're right he died well :sunglasse Some people are so hung up on the number of years, instead of the quality of life. Hotwater
His daughter is absolutely adorable They were showing footage of her tonight on the Animal Planet special tribute with her father, and your heart couldn't help but go out to her Hotwater
she is a little cuite.. she looks so much like him.. but cute theres a wiggles dvd.. with the whole irwin family in it.. and i loved the bits with bindi dancing around
There's no lack of footage (that's for sure) including the family trip to Mount Rushmore National Memorial in SD Hotwater
Though the passing of the man that made us all smile is truely tragic we must all learn a lesson from his freakishly ironic death. NO MATTER HOW MUCH YOU LOVE NATURE... IT WILL STILL KILL YOU... Damn. I hope they make another one of those Crocodile Dundee movies....
agreed, nature in it's purest form has no conscience. If the family dog was 10 feet tall, we'd be breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Hotwater
CAIRNS, Australia - Steve Irwin was videotaped pulling a poisonous stingray barb from his chest in his last moments of life, officials said Tuesday, as tributes poured in for TV’s “Crocodile Hunter.” Police said there was nothing suspicious about Irwin’s death and no evidence he provoked the animal. Irwin, 44, was stabbed through the heart on Monday while snorkeling with a stingray during filming of a new TV program on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. John Stainton, Irwin’s manager who was among the crew on the reef, said the fatal blow was caught on videotape Hotwater