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Posted by St�phanie on Jan-07-2004 01:43:

didnt he name his first child after his favorite dog and favorite crocodile?..lol



I love you Steve!!! Your freaken cool!


Posted by A.J. on Jan-07-2004 03:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Nell
cos they're decendants of convicts, so breaking laws (in particular child abuse laws) seems to come naturally. You could say it is in the blood..



hrhrh j/k


hehe shutup you imperialist bastard!!!!

We may have started out as convicts, but we seem to kick England's ass in just about everything these days, don't we.

....and we have better weather...



P.S. We got all our shit from England in the first place, so essentially you are at fault for Steve Irwin.


Posted by Matt Jay on Jan-07-2004 03:26:

I've seen the footage from the other angle. the baby is nowhere near the croc.


Posted by A.J. on Jan-07-2004 04:30:

^ ^ ^


Yeah me too, i saw the other, unedited video on A Current Affair last night.

It looked a lot less dangerous than the otehr video.

The other video was actually a video from the Australia Zoo's cameras and it was from a more side-on angle. You could see that the baby was much further away then in the video that is all over the news, and Steve Irwin places himself between the baby and the croc.


Posted by DaveSZ on Jan-07-2004 04:39:

He's still not as fucked up as MJ.


Posted by Nell on Jan-07-2004 07:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Vigilante
We may have started out as convicts, but we seem to kick England's ass in just about everything these days, don't we.


like rugby...

quote:
Originally posted by Vigilante
....and we have better weather...


yeah, 100 degree sunshine, humid, hot, and thats at christmas time! it just wouldnt be the same without a cold, white christmas

quote:
Originally posted by Vigilante
P.S. We got all our shit from England in the first place, so essentially you are at fault for Steve Irwin.


grrrr, cant argue that.. but yep, all of you are our bitches


Posted by CynepMeH on Jan-07-2004 19:42:

With Aussie accent (insert the image from CNN Article here):

Gecko

(insert can of Fosters snapshot)

Beeaaa...

Fosta's - Oustroleean fo Beeaaa


BEEEEEEEeeelchhh


Posted by Matt Jay on Jan-07-2004 22:34:

quote:
Originally posted by CynepMeH
With Aussie accent (insert the image from CNN Article here):


(insert can of Fosters snapshot)

Beeaaa...

Fosta's - Oustroleean fo Beeaaa


BEEEEEEEeeelchhh


I Havn't seen a can of Fosters for years!!!

Marge: Cup of coffee please

Aussie guy: beer it is



Steve Irwin may seem weird and he brings an unwanted stereotypical image to us Australians but the man has done so much shit for conservation and wildlife (not to mention tourism) people just need to STFU and let the man parent his kids in his own way. I wonder how many parents let their young kids around dangerous dogs?


Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jan-07-2004 23:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Matt Jay
Steve Irwin may seem weird and he brings an unwanted stereotypical image to us Australians but the man has done so much shit for conservation and wildlife (not to mention tourism) people just need to STFU and let the man parent his kids in his own way. I wonder how many parents let their young kids around dangerous dogs?


Well, to be honest, I kinda like that stereotypical australian image. When I said it's always the australians who do this sort of thing, it was in admiration, not an intention to attack you guys.


Posted by Matt Jay on Jan-08-2004 00:17:

quote:
Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
Well, to be honest, I kinda like that stereotypical australian image. When I said it's always the australians who do this sort of thing, it was in admiration, not an intention to attack you guys.


Your lucky, cause I would've got my boomerang out and thrown it at you


Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jan-08-2004 00:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Matt Jay
Your lucky, cause I would've got my boomerang out and thrown it at you



Well, try me, I've got 3 of those at home. Seriously, my parents lived in Australia for a few years. My dad once hit a kangaroo with his jeep over there.


Posted by Matt Jay on Jan-08-2004 00:58:

quote:
Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
My dad once hit a kangaroo with his jeep over there.


I've heard it's like hitting a brick wall. Apparently you can totally write-off your car if you hit a red kangaroo


Posted by arctic on Jan-08-2004 13:47:

Aye, I had a relative who slammed into one once, it actually almost killed them, their car was a write off!


Posted by Pheobius on Jan-08-2004 18:18:

before this breaks out into an arguement ( especially about rugby) i would like t congratulate England on defeating Australia in teh Rugby world cup ( i hold an intresting position of being Half Australian half English) but Australia cares little about Rugby Union (although i thinks its better) and preferes Rugby league (which Australia whitewashed England last time the played, so there :P


Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jan-08-2004 19:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Matt Jay
I've heard it's like hitting a brick wall. Apparently you can totally write-off your car if you hit a red kangaroo


My dad had the rollbars installed on his jeep so it didn't do much damage. Besides the kangaroo hopped off, so it probably wasn't a very strong impact in the first place.


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