Man tries to feed his baby to a crocodile
OK, not exactly.
Still, super-retard Steve the crocodile hunter is looking for attention, I guess. The old "loook at eem goo, ee coulda bitten ma head clean off!!"
(that was typed to 'sound' Australian, no idea if it worked)
'Crocodile Hunter' takes baby to feed crocs
Crocodile hunter Steve Irwin took his month-old son to his first croc feeding on Friday, offering the reptile a chicken with one hand and holding the baby in the other.
I'm sure he had thing under control, as I think he'd not his kid eaten in front of an audience... but does anyone else think this is utterly STUPID? If the guy wants to risk his own limbs to the crocs that's one thing, but his one month old son? Pretty irresponsible if you ask me.
Michael Jackson holds his baby in a 2 armed bear hug over a ledge for a second and it's the end of the world, but Steve-o takes it on a croc feeding and it's juuuust fine. heh heh
Damn I wish he'd fallen on his ass and the kid almost got chewed up. Would serve him right.
Still, super-retard Steve the crocodile hunter is looking for attention, I guess. The old "loook at eem goo, ee coulda bitten ma head clean off!!"
(that was typed to 'sound' Australian, no idea if it worked)
'Crocodile Hunter' takes baby to feed crocs
Crocodile hunter Steve Irwin took his month-old son to his first croc feeding on Friday, offering the reptile a chicken with one hand and holding the baby in the other.
I'm sure he had thing under control, as I think he'd not his kid eaten in front of an audience... but does anyone else think this is utterly STUPID? If the guy wants to risk his own limbs to the crocs that's one thing, but his one month old son? Pretty irresponsible if you ask me.
Michael Jackson holds his baby in a 2 armed bear hug over a ledge for a second and it's the end of the world, but Steve-o takes it on a croc feeding and it's juuuust fine. heh heh
Damn I wish he'd fallen on his ass and the kid almost got chewed up. Would serve him right.
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Now I really wish the thing ate him and his kid.
I know he feels really comfortable in front of those beasts, but he is perhaps a little too comfortable?
Someone should make a movie -- Crocidile Hunter versus Sigfried and Roy.
I have a kid I know how easy it is to slip and fall while holding your kid . . . ou think everything is cool and there are no problems then blam! down five steps of concrete . . .
He could easily slip on that shiny floor and oopsy there goes lovey
Originally posted by pfflam
you think everything is cool and there are no problems then blam! down five steps of concrete . . .
OK, there's a story here somewhere. Spill it.
Originally posted by murbot
OK, not exactly.
Still, super-retard Steve the crocodile hunter is looking for attention, I guess. The old "loook at eem goo, ee coulda bitten ma head clean off!!"
(that was typed to 'sound' Australian, no idea if it worked)
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Murbot, your a F-ckin scream..ha ha, I fell off my friggin chair and nearly lost a bottle of beer in the process.
Aussies speak strine..
You had a few of me Aussie mates laughing their friggin hedz orrf at your attempts to speak our Galah ( Lingo ).
If you ever come down here, we'll all chip in and buy you a keg of amber fluid.
Total riot man... your so F'ing funny.
or maybe i dont want to imagine that ....
Originally posted by ThunderPoit
woah, go back a step here, this guy has a kid? you mean someone actually got in the sack with HIM!?! i could just imagine him narrating the whole thing: "Now im gonna shove my thumb up her butthole; oh yeah, that turned her on all right!"
or maybe i dont want to imagine that ....
Brown was a different story: every comment seemed to be dripping with venom - and all the questions had underlying insinuations that Irwin should be legally prosecuted and his children taken away from him. The reporter from Australia seemed to sense Brown's (NBC's) decision to pillory the man and began to temper her own comments, seemingly in defense of Steve Irwin.
The reporter from Australia said that it was obvious that Steve was "on a high" at getting to introduce his new son to the crowd of 5,000 and that carried through to the croc-feeding. Steve Irwin was brought up with crocs and is naturally going to want to teach his kids the same way he was brought up. If he was going to do this he should have done it far away from media scrutiny.
Basically, Campbell Brown came across as an "agent inquisitor of the State"...seemed to be injecting a tremendous amount of herself into the story. She came across as shrill, making the other woman's attitude seem more practical: yeah, on hindsight, it wasn't the smartest thing - nothing happened, he's apologized and said it won't happen again.
I hope that you Aussies can figure out a way to avoid the slow-but-steady removal of "freedom of spirit" that's sometimes seems to be happening in the United States...the handmaiden of Political Correctness.
Sure, Steve Irwin pulled a wreckless stunt with his kid, but he wasn't trying to hurt the kid, he didn't hold a knife to his babies throat and he isn't a danger to the population in general. I'm not trying to be a Steve Irwin apologist, but Campbell Brown's tone in that interview really pissed me off. She's allegedly a reporter, not a prosecuting attorney.
BTW, wtf is up with that Crocodile Hunters show?! It's on like every single night for five hours straight. Why don't they just change the name of the channel and just call it Discovery Crocophilia or something...?
Originally posted by Scott
I like Steve tool.
Freudian typo?