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Australian Dives Face-First Into Deadly Jellyfish, Gets Stung

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Australian Dives Face-First Into Deadly Jellyfish, Gets Stung - International News | News of the World | Middle East News | Europe News - FOXNews.com

I'm sorry, I couldn't resist posting this... this has to be the.... most re-re headline I've ever... freaking... read!
 
I swear, Australia has the nastiest critters on the entire planet living there. My hat comes off for anyone who actually lives in that place. I guess there has to be some downside to make up for how beautiful it is.
 
Ouch!

I would say ... it sucks to be that guy!
 
molten_dragon said:
I swear, Australia has the nastiest critters on the entire planet living there. My hat comes off for anyone who actually lives in that place. I guess there has to be some downside to make up for how beautiful it is.
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Criminals are a hardy bunch.....:lol:
 
Partisan said:
Criminals are a hardy bunch.....:lol:
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That's not funny. This is no laughing matter. Granted he was a dumb ass for going in the water with such a high risk, but he could have a wife and children who depend on him.

While it's true every day has it's perils & challenges why cast your fate to the wind. I doubt he would have been wearing the suit he was in if he wasn't aware of the danger.

A recent episode of CSI-Miami had killer jellyfish in it's core plot they were much larger.
Once in about 1974 on Padre Island, Texas a storm the washed up on shore what seemed like millions of jellyfish that practically covered the shore line for over a mile and about 10 feet in from the surf. You could not wade in the water or get to it for that matter.
It was like a scene from a horror movie. Fortunately it was in Feb. and no one was going swimming in the icy water anyway.
 
molten_dragon said:
I swear, Australia has the nastiest critters on the entire planet living there. My hat comes off for anyone who actually lives in that place. I guess there has to be some downside to make up for how beautiful it is.
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Actually I would suggest that the most venomous critturs on the entire planet are currently those democrats in Washington.
 
I love the title "gets stung" no:doh









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jujuman13 said:
Actually I would suggest that the most venomous critturs on the entire planet are currently those democrats in Washington.
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I wonder how the not so Fad three Dims (no spell error) would like to be referred to as some in ethnic groups refer to each other.

I am of course talking about use of the term Dog in place of pal of friend when some in those groups are talking with each other.

Of course the three I'm alluding to are Pelosi, Boxer,and Feinstein not one of whom would you take to a dog fight even if they were the number one contender.

But there bite is not venomous just their ideas, but all three have a loud bark.
 
molten_dragon said:
I swear, Australia has the nastiest critters on the entire planet living there. My hat comes off for anyone who actually lives in that place. I guess there has to be some downside to make up for how beautiful it is.
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It's not too bad as most of the dangerous creepy-crawlies don't show up very often. You have to be fairly unlucky to dive headfirst into a lethal jellyfish in any case.
 
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