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psionicspear

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Sep 05, 2006 15:22

rest in peace, he was a great guy, and did heaps for animals and all ( Read more... )

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chrome_storm September 5 2006, 07:51:18 UTC

You're not a unique snowflake.
You're not the only person to believe this.
You've been talking to the wrong people.

grace_inside September 5 2006, 10:19:13 UTC

except for the fact that he wasn't actually touching or paying any attention to the stingray ....

chrome_storm September 5 2006, 17:42:33 UTC

It's more that he's spent enough time unsafely around them, provoked enough of them and screwed with enough of them.

It was about time that one attacked him without provocation.

grace_inside September 5 2006, 22:33:54 UTC

i suppose it is ironic. but still ... :(

chrome_storm September 6 2006, 05:03:59 UTC

Yeah... while I don't believe he should've died I still believe he should've gotten the shock of his life through one of the animals screwing with him.

Shock. Maybe a few bruises or at most a broken bone.

Funny (weird funny) I'm going to say this, I haven't heard anyone else mention it yet.

It's both sad and ironic that people believed he had a big heart for animals, it was his weak spot. This was a little too correct.

s1nk September 5 2006, 18:33:09 UTC

He always gave them the respect they deserved though, it wasn't like he was hunting stingray, and however predictable or probable his death was, given his career choice, it was still a tragedy.

Do a good deed in memory of Steve.

juski September 6 2006, 07:46:50 UTC

he took on nothing, fucked with nothing, he was scuba diving in scuba gear... it lashed its tail up at him and spiked him.

by your argument you might say we fuck with nature by walking down the street.

unfortunately the critical point when it comes to Darwin awards is that they involve removing a person from the gene pool. a bit obsolete when you consider his two children.

it's certainly ironic and i'm sure many people were expecting it but it doesn't mean he deserved it or that it's amusing.

gelimonster September 12 2006, 02:06:15 UTC

Ok... what's a Darwin award?? Have I been out of the country too long? And did you know that the author Colin Thiele (South Aussie) died the same week as well? Go figure a doco guy and a racer get a big spread on the news but not an author...

psionicspear September 12 2006, 04:37:14 UTC

he wasnt a public figure as much as the other two ( ... )