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Posted by 4-play on Sep-04-2006 05:28:

Bye bye Mr. Irwin

As much as he was an annoying presentator, I enjoyed the Crocodile Hunter. Learned a lot over the years.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiap...rwin/index.html

Posted by The Wiz on Sep-04-2006 06:40:

This makes me so sad!! I used to watch crocodile hunter all the time, his kids are only babies.

Such a shame, i guess he really didnt have a horseshoe up his arse.

Posted by dEsidEL on Sep-04-2006 10:31:

initially i thought this was a joke because it was named after some Tranceaddict here ..

Posted by Vivid Boy on Sep-04-2006 15:09:

everyone knew it was bound to happen one day. u cant just go into the wild and tackle any fuckin animal u feel like and stick a camera in its face.

Posted by Frenchie on Sep-04-2006 15:13:

shit! R.I.P

I used to watch him all the time. But Vivid is right, I mean he risked his life everyday... it was going to happen!

Posted by Killah Monkey on Sep-04-2006 16:02:

awww

Posted by TheNeonAlien on Sep-04-2006 16:32:

i think deep down everyone wanted it to happen.......sad that it actually did. R.I.P CriiiiiiiKY!

Posted by 7-4-7 on Sep-04-2006 17:00:

wow...sorry to see him go. Apparently Austrailia is quite sadened by this.

Posted by loca on Sep-04-2006 17:58:

quote:
Originally posted by TheNeonAlien
i think deep down everyone wanted it to happen...

Speak for yourself! I certainly didn't want him to die!

Such a sad thing, I remember watching this guy's show a lot when i was younger R.I.P. Steve Irwin

(Did anyone else always assume it would be a croc that got him in the end?? I was kinda shocked)

Posted by loconet on Sep-04-2006 18:00:

quote:
Originally posted by TheNeonAlien
i think deep down everyone wanted it to happen.......

hmm nope?

RIP Steve.

Posted by The Wiz on Sep-04-2006 18:31:

quote:
Originally posted by loca
(Did anyone else always assume it would be a croc that got him in the end?? I was kinda shocked)

I actually always assumed he would die from a car crash or something completely unrelated to all the crazy animal stunts he pulled, such a shock.

Posted by rabbitjoker on Sep-04-2006 23:03:

Very sad news. Crocodile Hunter Steve brought many hours of entertainment/infotainment to my life and it is unfortunate that new generations of fans will only know him through re-runs.

His wife and children always were a big part of his life (and shows) and ultimately the man died doing what he loved best - teaching the world about nature in wild and daring ways. Steve put a unique twist on his wilderness/conservation passion and pioneered a captivating way of spreading his message.

RIP.

Posted by arek on Sep-04-2006 23:10:

r.i.p.

Posted by beef curtains on Sep-04-2006 23:18:

"I have no fear of losing my life," Irwin once claimed. "If I have to save a koala or a crocodile or a kangaroo or a snake, mate, I will save it." And you knew he was for real. Irwin was a fair dinkum Crocodile Dundee � without the fake tan or the facelift. He epitomised the legend of the Aussie bushman

fucken top aussie!

i'm gonna get mangled tonight
in honour of the great man.

Posted by devnull on Sep-04-2006 23:26:

sad day. I loved the guy.

he had a passion for animals. He was so enthusiastic in his shows and his crazyness amazed me!

From CNN

Irwin decided to do some softer features for a new children's TV show he was doing with his daughter....he wasnt even filming the crazy stuff!

RIP Irwin

Posted by m2j on Sep-04-2006 23:51:

Steve Irwin was the shit!
But you all have to admit... it was bound to happen one day.

RIP Steve Irwin

Posted by English Rachel on Sep-05-2006 01:15:

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
Very sad news. Crocodile Hunter Steve brought many hours of entertainment/infotainment to my life and it is unfortunate that new generations of fans will only know him through re-runs.

His wife and children always were a big part of his life (and shows) and ultimately the man died doing what he loved best - teaching the world about nature in wild and daring ways. Steve put a unique twist on his wilderness/conservation passion and pioneered a captivating way of spreading his message.

RIP.

+1, wholeheartedly, from me.

I loved that guy, he did so much for animal sanctuary, expecially in war-torn and low socio-economic areas! An exceptionally sad loss but agreed, he died what he loved doing and that has to be the biggest accolade.

Rest in peace my fellow animal-lover. Thank you for all you taught us and risked in the name of animal welfare.

Posted by geroin on Sep-05-2006 02:33:

extremely sad..

Posted by Yohan on Sep-05-2006 02:39:

Well, he was certainly an unique individual.

Posted by 5hiftn6ears on Sep-05-2006 02:42:

Maybe the dingo ate him

Posted by Stingray on Sep-05-2006 02:54:

OMG I killed him!!!

In all seriousness, I liked the guy. I'm sad to see him go. His show was always entertaining and you'd totally learn stuff from it. Kudos to him for making education fun.

RIP Steve

Posted by mnemonic. on Sep-05-2006 03:24:

Posted by Frenchie on Sep-05-2006 03:25:

bahahhaaa! I was waiting for this!!

Posted by Stingray on Sep-05-2006 03:30:

You couldnt find a better pic?

Posted by mnemonic. on Sep-05-2006 03:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Stingray
You couldnt find a better pic?

im sure i could have if i really wanted to look

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