Crocodile Hunter dead at 44

[dsv]

the guy's crazy antics?...or his life?

according to his first post...both. :P

[Ars Sycro]

Well, his crazy antics were his life.

[dsv]

he was a human being dammit!

[Gnomad]

Flip-flopper? No, I wear shoes.

Why would I want to watch someone die? That doesn't interest me whatsoever,

[dsv]

well i was more or less referring to the contrast of sensitivity in your posts...

and i like beer

[Ars Sycro]

Apparently, Irwin would probably want this video released. A few years ago he said that if he ever died at work, he hoped it would be filmed.

[evasivetear]

yup

[Gnomad]

well i was more or less referring to the contrast of sensitivity in your posts...

Actually, I feel sorry for his family. They don't deserve to suffer. Him, I could give a shit about. That video being released isn't going to bother a dead man. His family, however, will be. Thus, I don't care to see this video ever leaked onto the net.

[ttellahj]

i saw a clip of an interview he did with larry king (i forget if that's his name..) well anyways he said the only thing he didnt like about his job was that there was risk of his daughter Bindi not having a dad....
i thought that was erie and sad...now he has two kids that don't have a dad anymore.


i know alot of people think he was loony for doing what he did with it being so dangerous and all but how are people to learn about animals if someone isn't going to go exploring to find out about them....i watched him on tv and thought it was interesting, not that many people are as ballsy as he was.....

[BentTwig]

All I know is that he did more in his short lifetime than 99.9% of all people, and I could only hope to have a life half as interesting and enjoyable as his.

[Gnomad]

Depends on the person. Personally, his life sounded dull and dangerous to me, but I don't care much for wild animals. If he had been discussing things that interested me, I'd probably agree.