Steve Irwins remains to be fed to his crocs - not a real story

[RICHARD]

I can't remember who said it, one of you said his death was totally ironic. WASN'T IT? TOO ironic, if you ask me.

I just saw a movie where you are led to believe that the main character dies after achieving his dream.....He goes on for another 9 years going back to that dream.

Judging by what the Irwin accomplished, I think that most of us will die in some boring fashion, like in bed, alone and with no record of our passing.


If I die at my job,

I'll lie in a puddle of spit with my nose on the keyboard.

304ifegwqjerg[3u Will be my epitah..


Funny? The joke is on all of us...

We live our sucky lives and have to envy someone who's job was traveling around the world, working at 'job' that most of us would kill for.
Toss in a good looking partner, a few offspring and some T.V. shows?

Crikey!
I think I'll wake the cat up and have a good wrestle with him.

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He wasn't a good bloke......

He was Great!

[K9soul]

Good point Richard. I agree that ultimately priority should be quality over quantity when it comes to life and how we live it. I hope in time the thought of the joy Steve had and accomplishments he made in his life will bring some comfort to his family, friends, and fans.

[Vio&Juni]

You know, I always envied Steve - I bet he didn't have a morning when he woke up and said to himself: Maybe I won't go to work today - I'll call in sick. He loved his job and he did it with passion - he inspired so many people to look beyond their problems and needs and realize that nature conservation is a common job.

I am sorry he died, this means now we'll have one great person less on this planet.

Disgusted at the article.

Lori, I know you didn't understand, but I'd be more careful another time when posting.