RIP Steve Irwin, aka the Crocodile Hunter
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> Rest in peace, man.
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Whoa. Yeah, RIP. I wonder if he was filming anything when it happened. He's come within inches of death numerous times, and I guess the inevitable finally caught up with him.
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Whoa. Yeah, RIP. I wonder if he was filming anything when it happened. He's come within inches of death numerous times, and I guess the inevitable finally caught up with him.
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It's a tragedy that he's gone... maybe more so for us than for him. He died happy, doing what he loved most. We're left behind with probably no one to fill his shoes. It almost seems selfish of him to die in such a way.
I don't usually get sad when celebrities die, but I'm truly saddened by his death. People like him shouldn't die so young.
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I don't usually get sad when celebrities die, but I'm truly saddened by his death. People like him shouldn't die so young.
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> It's a tragedy that he's gone... maybe more so for us than
> for him. He died happy, doing what he loved most. We're left
> behind with probably no one to fill his shoes. It almost
> seems selfish of him to die in such a way.
> I don't usually get sad when celebrities die, but I'm truly
> saddened by his death. People like him shouldn't die so
> young.
I 100% concur. He was a geniunly good person who loved nature and teaching kids about it. I am saddened by his death as well.
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> for him. He died happy, doing what he loved most. We're left
> behind with probably no one to fill his shoes. It almost
> seems selfish of him to die in such a way.
> I don't usually get sad when celebrities die, but I'm truly
> saddened by his death. People like him shouldn't die so
> young.
I 100% concur. He was a geniunly good person who loved nature and teaching kids about it. I am saddened by his death as well.
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crikey.
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Well when you make a living flirting with death, sometimes death takes its toll. I think he was a good TV personality and clearly cared about nature and education.
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Vampire hunter D
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Damn, what a way to go. Jesus, his poor family.
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Cornellius
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Well, it had to happen someday. He was taking some serious risks with some animals. At least he died doing something he loved.
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The 9th Sage
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It is kinda weird that he's dead...he's like one of those guys I would have thought would be in his 80s and still wrestling with the crocs.
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> Story. I never watched the Crocodile Hunter, but saw his
> skits on Leno and Conan all the time.
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> Rest in peace, man.
indeed. That guy was so manly, that he pulled the fucking barb out of his chest right before going unconscious... now THAT is a man.
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> skits on Leno and Conan all the time.
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> Rest in peace, man.
indeed. That guy was so manly, that he pulled the fucking barb out of his chest right before going unconscious... now THAT is a man.
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> It is kinda weird that he's dead...he's like one of those
> guys I would have thought would be in his 80s and still
> wrestling with the crocs.
I totally agree... I thought he'd always be around with his famous "Crikey!" while wrestling a crocodile, snake, or some other kind of dangerous creature. I can't imagine Animal Planet without him. I didn't watch every episode of the show, but I did truly enjoy the episodes I watched. He's the most energetic wildlife conservationist that we'll probably ever see... my condolences go out to his family and friends.
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> guys I would have thought would be in his 80s and still
> wrestling with the crocs.
I totally agree... I thought he'd always be around with his famous "Crikey!" while wrestling a crocodile, snake, or some other kind of dangerous creature. I can't imagine Animal Planet without him. I didn't watch every episode of the show, but I did truly enjoy the episodes I watched. He's the most energetic wildlife conservationist that we'll probably ever see... my condolences go out to his family and friends.
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Crazy_MYKL
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Should've used SPF30 sunblock...
It says right on the label, "stops deadly rays".
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It says right on the label, "stops deadly rays".
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