Brutus
#1
07-15-2012, 01:41 AM
#2
07-15-2012, 02:08 AM
Super Moderator
There have been 4 people taken by sharks and 1 probable in the last 10 months in Western Australia. Usually on an annual basis sharks feast on 1 Aussie swimmer/surfer per year. So the increase in killings is causing quite a concern. There are calls to resume culling the Great White.
If our sharks don't get you, then the red back or funnel web spiders will, and if not those then the myriad poisonous brown snakes or crocodiles.
Oh! and the drop bears......................never, ever forget the drop bears
Even worse are the feral, killer sheep
I won't sleep tonight
SB
Last edited by Sebastionbear1; 07-15-2012 at 03:59 AM.
#3
07-15-2012, 03:23 AM
Crazy CBR Salvage Guy. RIP
Gotta say Seb, that in all my years I have never seen a sheep do that.
I suspect that guy has a technique issue.
Not enough foreplay maybe???????
Although, I also note that there are two sheep in the photo, maybe they got talking and realized they were both "stepping out" with the same farmhand.
Sheep can be right Bunny Boilers about stuff like that.
And no, don't ask me how I know.
I suspect that guy has a technique issue.
Not enough foreplay maybe???????
Although, I also note that there are two sheep in the photo, maybe they got talking and realized they were both "stepping out" with the same farmhand.
Sheep can be right Bunny Boilers about stuff like that.
And no, don't ask me how I know.
Last edited by kiwi TK; 07-15-2012 at 03:59 AM.
#5
07-19-2012, 12:46 AM
OMG !!!!!!!!!!!
You guys need sheep with alzheimer's so they don't remember what you did.....
We used to get a lot more Great Whites around here up until the whaling station was closed in the mid-60's. They still pop up but a lot more down in the Cape - "Air Jaws" - they leap into the air, hard as that is to believe, but true. Plenty of seals to eat there.
Lost a diving friend to one in 1967 off a reef called Aliwal shoals - never found him - there one minute, gone the next. All we found was his speargun, unfired, so it was quick.
Never good new, but we ARE going into THEIR ocean after all.........
and they are eating machines with a big appetite...........
RIP the lad in Perth, and others, including my mate Dobs Blamey.
You guys need sheep with alzheimer's so they don't remember what you did.....
We used to get a lot more Great Whites around here up until the whaling station was closed in the mid-60's. They still pop up but a lot more down in the Cape - "Air Jaws" - they leap into the air, hard as that is to believe, but true. Plenty of seals to eat there.
Lost a diving friend to one in 1967 off a reef called Aliwal shoals - never found him - there one minute, gone the next. All we found was his speargun, unfired, so it was quick.
Never good new, but we ARE going into THEIR ocean after all.........
and they are eating machines with a big appetite...........
RIP the lad in Perth, and others, including my mate Dobs Blamey.
#6
07-19-2012, 07:54 AM
Super Moderator
OMG !!!!!!!!!!!
You guys need sheep with alzheimer's so they don't remember what you did.....
We used to get a lot more Great Whites around here up until the whaling station was closed in the mid-60's. They still pop up but a lot more down in the Cape - "Air Jaws" - they leap into the air, hard as that is to believe, but true. Plenty of seals to eat there.
Lost a diving friend to one in 1967 off a reef called Aliwal shoals - never found him - there one minute, gone the next. All we found was his speargun, unfired, so it was quick.
Never good new, but we ARE going into THEIR ocean after all.........
and they are eating machines with a big appetite...........
RIP the lad in Perth, and others, including my mate Dobs Blamey.
You guys need sheep with alzheimer's so they don't remember what you did.....
We used to get a lot more Great Whites around here up until the whaling station was closed in the mid-60's. They still pop up but a lot more down in the Cape - "Air Jaws" - they leap into the air, hard as that is to believe, but true. Plenty of seals to eat there.
Lost a diving friend to one in 1967 off a reef called Aliwal shoals - never found him - there one minute, gone the next. All we found was his speargun, unfired, so it was quick.
Never good new, but we ARE going into THEIR ocean after all.........
and they are eating machines with a big appetite...........
RIP the lad in Perth, and others, including my mate Dobs Blamey.
RIP to both.................
Cheers, Craig
