Steve Irwin

[neo]

Suppose he died doing what he loved the most.

 

From the minute he woke up to the moment he went to sleep at nite it was all about animals and conservation, great fun to watch as well

 

Some would say it was only a matter of time but either way he'll still be hugely missed by millions of fans

[neo]

35 views and not one reply have you no feelings

[lomoto]

I thought there was going to be a punchline..

[davidbaker8130]

35 views and not one reply have you no feelings

 

Probably because it was covered elsewhere.

 

http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3920&highlight=irwin

[Guest prescience]

I thought there was going to be a punchline..

 

or a sting in the tail perhaps?

[lomoto]

I thought there was going to be a punchline..

 

or a sting in the tail perhaps?

 

I'll tee um up

[neo]

35 views and not one reply have you no feelings

 

Probably because it was covered elsewhere.

 

http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3920&highlight=irwin

 

yeah saw that, but taking the **** when someone dies isn't that funny

[lomoto]

35 views and not one reply have you no feelings

 

Probably because it was covered elsewhere.

 

http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3920&highlight=irwin

 

yeah saw that, but taking the **** when someone dies isn't that funny

 

 

English sense of humour

[neo]

sorry for the outbursts, just something i feel strongly about

[Chesterfield]

I thought he was a great tv personality. Sure his style was never going to win any bbc documentary awards but his personality attracted many people that would have otherwise have not tuned in to a nature program.

 

His work relocating crocs in Oz was very honourable, and he had bought land invarious countries to set aside as nature reserves and educational sites.

 

Thre was certainly more to him than the "crikey" we all saw on telly. A really great bloke and certainly someone who made a difference in the world - he wil be sadly missed.

 

By Steve - at least he went out doing something he enjoyed rather than being hit by a bus or something else that would belittle his character.

[buds]

I thought he was a great tv personality. Sure his style was never going to win any bbc documentary awards but his personality attracted many people that would have otherwise have not tuned in to a nature program.

 

His work relocating crocs in Oz was very honourable, and he had bought land invarious countries to set aside as nature reserves and educational sites.

 

Thre was certainly more to him than the "crikey" we all saw on telly. A really great bloke and certainly someone who made a difference in the world - he wil be sadly missed.

 

By Steve - at least he went out doing something he enjoyed rather than being hit by a bus or something else that would belittle his character.

 

Here Here!

[Guest prescience]

I apologise if I have upset anyone, I liked the bloke too and he was very watchable. He also seemed to me the kind of a guy who could have a laugh at himself and never took anything (apart from his animals) that seriously.

[Digsy]

It was his sheer enthusiasm which I couldn't help admiring. He was like a wide-eyed youngster who never grew up - always excited and excitable. He lived and experienced more in his shortened life than most of us ever will. The world is a less interesting place without him.

[davidbaker8130]

35 views and not one reply have you no feelings

 

Probably because it was covered elsewhere.

 

http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3920&highlight=irwin

 

yeah saw that, but taking the **** when someone dies isn't that funny

 

I wasn't condoning it, merely pointing out why people hadn't commented on your thread.

 

I found the guy very entertaining .

[Digsy]

35 views and not one reply have you no feelings

 

Probably because it was covered elsewhere.

 

http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3920&highlight=irwin

 

yeah saw that, but taking the **** when someone dies isn't that funny

 

I wasn't condoning it, merely pointing out why people hadn't commented on your thread.

 

I found the guy very entertaining .

 

You upsetting people again, Baker?

[davidbaker8130]

 

You upsetting people again, Baker?

 

You after a slap, Sunshine??

 

( I certainly hope that I'm not upsetting anyone - I'm a lover not a fighter )

[neo]

35 views and not one reply have you no feelings

 

Probably because it was covered elsewhere.

 

http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3920&highlight=irwin

 

yeah saw that, but taking the **** when someone dies isn't that funny

 

I wasn't condoning it, merely pointing out why people hadn't commented on your thread.

 

I found the guy very entertaining .

 

no worries m8,wasn't having a go at you personally

[neo]

thx for all the replies guys