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[cyber95]

Some British accents sound like Australian accents.

My new Computer Animation teacher, for example.
He's British, but I guessed he was Australian when I heard him talk.
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.daerps em pleh ot erutangis ruoy otni em ypoC .suriv erutangis a ma I

[Otogi-san]

[Rocky Sullivan]

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[Rocky Sullivan]

1995 POSTS

HOT '95

sorry I needed to say that

oh yeah, death is tragic, etc... wonder if they'll release the footage? DISCUSS.
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[RockmanWilliam]

Ain't it on the tube yet?
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[the bunk]

they say they never will out of respect, which means ill give it four weeks before it shows up on youtube.
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[Rocky Sullivan]

Five tops.
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[Steveo]

Ive been checking www.ogrish.com Thats where to check.

By the way i heard that he gave a "farewell speech" before he died. It was noted he was still alive after the attack.

from Ogrish.com:

September 6, 2006
Steve Irwin video may never been seen by public
Steve Irwin's death Monday came as a shock to many people and since then the world has mourned his loss. He died after a stingray barb punctured his chest during the filming of an underwater documentary off Australia's Queensland coast.

To some, his death came as no surprise given his risky lifestyle and how he seemed to thrive off bringing some of the world's most dangerous animals to people's homes worldwide via television.

Irwin was once questioned about what should happen if he was in a life-threatening situation while filming. Irwin told his camera crew they should continue filming "even if I am eaten by a shark or croc." He said he would be sad if no one got it on tape.

Monday's incident was caught on tape. John Stainton, Irwin's producer and friend, viewed the tape on Irwin's death before handing it over to police. "It's a very hard thing to watch because you're actually witnessing somebody die and it's terrible," Stainton said. He continued to say that the tape "shows that Steve came over the top of the ray and the tail came up and spiked him here [in the chest] and he pulled it out and the next minute he's gone. That was it - the cameraman had to shut down."

It now seems increasingly unlikely footage of the tragic event will ever reach the public's eyes. Stainton told CNN that the tape is presently in police custody and should be destroyed.

"It should be destroyed," Stainton said. "When that (tape) is finally released it will never see the light of day, ever.

"I actually saw it and I don't want to see it again," he said.

Arguably, Steve Irwin's contribution to world was to raise public awareness to many of the world's animals and the struggles they face. He achieved this through sometimes shocking visual media being delivered via television to millions of homes on a weekly basis. Now it seems the final shocking and tragic moments of his life may never be seen.

Never before seen sneak preview:

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MY BARF is TASTIER than Yours!!!

[dodger]

I want this footage cut into a montage set to Bon Jovi's "You Give Love A Bad Name".

SHOT THROUGH THE HEART!
STINGRAY'S TO BLAME!

Yes.

[Steveo]

[Mushroom Pie]

[Hooooomsar]

Because the internet has a sense of humor. You might want to invest.
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[Mushroom Pie]

Yeah, making (unfunny) jokes about other people's tragedies is a real sense of humor there.
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