Thread: Shark Attacks .

Originally Posted by cuppabillytea

We'll have loved ourselves, and rationalised ourselves out of existence long before that happens.

Speaking of intelligence, I didn't keep any Bushmills for you. You should have come, there were two bottles. Intelligence was optional, especially where Mark was involved....

Originally Posted by johntins

Speaking of intelligence, I didn't keep any Bushmills for you. You should have come, there were two bottles. Intelligence was optional, especially where Mark was involved....

More power to your collective elbows. I hope Mark can remember more of his elucidations than I do when I go down the Bushmills road.
Unfortunately parental duties and cryophobia kept me away.

Originally Posted by johntins

It isn't culling, it's killing for revenge, or it's just killing. Staggers me that people believe we are the most important species here. Let's see how we go when we are all that is left. Tipping it won't be pretty.

"Try new! - Soylent Green."

Man has been taking and killing fish (Including sharks) for food for thousands of years, It's just what they do.
Sharks have been killing people foolish or unlucky enough to venture into their territory for the same amount of time, It's just what they do.
I can guarantee that Man has severely depleted the shark and fish populations over the years But sharks haven't even scratched the surface on the human population.
The sharks are not the villains here, We are

Originally Posted by trout1105

[...]But sharks haven't even scratched the surface on the human population.
The sharks are not the villains here, We are

Bloody sharks need to try harder. Too lacking in imagination. There are way too few admirable attempts by sharks to penetrate into environments where humans wouldn't expect an attack. (i.e. far up river, leaping INTO boats etc)

Leave the sharks alone, here's a new threat, let's have a culling program on those bait stripping sealice.
Seems they attack humans.
'Sea bugs' attack Melbourne teen's legs during Brighton ocean swim - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Originally Posted by tact

Bloody sharks need to try harder. Too lacking in imagination. There are way too few admirable attempts by sharks to penetrate into environments where humans wouldn't expect an attack. (i.e. far up river, leaping INTO boats etc)

Sharknado , four inspirational movies and counting .

Originally Posted by tact

Bloody sharks need to try harder. Too lacking in imagination. There are way too few admirable attempts by sharks to penetrate into environments where humans wouldn't expect an attack. (i.e. far up river, leaping INTO boats etc)

Once again, that particular niche seems to be the province of the salties.