now all we have to do is to teach you how to spell

Oh Racy you, another one of my good brothers. You'll keep. I'm just jelous of your IT knowledge. I'm ok with PLC's (pulling large cables) hehehe. I failed english in year 11 and 12 because both years I had those clases first thing in the morning. I always seemed to be at the beach during those times

I wonder what Steve'd think of all this reactionary crap. I had the impression that he was a naif. I imagine he'd say "Crickey, what are you on about". I think that was part of both his charm and his irritation. I think he was a simple uncomplicated bloke who lived the life he wanted to, who wasn't into roll playing or posturing and I suspect was a thoroughly decent bloke. I envied him. I can understand Germain's opinion I think. I used to cringe when I first saw him. Who is this inbred hillbilly and whats he doing annoying animals on prime time TV? These days I'm more inclined to wonder what that says about me. His enthusiasm was irresistible and because he related in a very basic way all of us could identify with the child in him. That was kinda cool.

Although those in the know have been somewhat circumspect about the circumstances of his demise, only saying it wasn't his fault, I can't help seeing him hovering over that stingray letting out an enthusiastic stream of bubbles.
"BubububrbrIS libbrbrbubewdyub" ("Get a load of this little beauty" said underwater)
"BoobLarbUB BLURBLE" (Oops! I cant jump outa the way)
"BRUBKY bubub...bub" (CRIKEY!)
I guess the video will be released one day. Its no doubt worth a lot of money to someone.

Well thats why we dont stick our heads underwater to talk to each other

Failed years 11 n 12 because i was on a diet magick mushies and spent most of my time dancing naked with the fairies and goblins that lived at the bottom of our garden.. a bit more like it

i know its hard to say that nature has its course,
i dont think many of us knew the other side of steve irwin, on TV they brought him across as someone who agitated creatures, thats what the dude with the camera and the prducers wanted you to see, GOOD TV apparently, but insensitive comments are not the course for action, he's gone, he has a wife, children, family, give em support, so lets give this topic a rest and leave nature alone, we cant bring steve back, would steve want you to take scallops out of a stingray, i reackon if he got taken by a croc most people would have said, 'yea well he shouldn't be playing with those crocs in the first place'. you cant blame anyone here so dont bother, save your frustrations are curb it into something else.

hey every ones entitled to there opinions but since when do we (aussies) voice an opinion that discriminated another 'good mate'

so i reckon we owe him one


heres to steve guys

AMEN, too true stamp too fuggen true

haha you could only hope

I didn't vote for John @#$%ing Howard
IR laws are wrong
Detention centres are wrong
Uranium mining is wrong
Logging is wrong
whaling is wrong
and racism is wrong
BTW where's my spliff?

haha MATTB mutton bird recipe's
catch bird
kill bird
cook bird
eat bird
laugh at feathers left on kitchen floor

anyone watch the memorial service???

most touching thing for me today for listening to SeaFM and they played Bernard Fanning's "Watch over me" with peoples ulogies read over the top, including Bindi's, bloody nice stuff, sad but also bought a smile to my face thinking of how friggin popular this good aussie man was throughout the world.

I travelled thru the US and Europe racing mountain bikes from 96 to 00, and everywhere I went, due to me being Aussie, every person bought Steve Irwin up in conversation, sayinh how crazy the guy was, and were all Australians like that, awesome! Long Live the memories and legacy of Steve Irwin.

Why do I feel cynical about the whole thing? Like Bindi talking like an adult about "Daddy's Passion" and I'm cringing? Am I bitter and twisted?

At the shopping centre yesterday I noticed one of those rides that you stick your kids on, put in a dollar and it moves around a bit. This one was a jeep, with Steve and a croc in the back, number plate "CRIKEY!". It has been there for ages, but now people have stuck little notes all over it like "RIP Steve".

goes to show how much we should appreciate life when we're young, or errr, full of character.

RIP steve