Being Lib ...or something like it

Tuesday, September 12, 2006

Sting Steve

Why do sting rays have barbed stings in their tails?
  • As a defensive measure against predators who have stingrays on their menu
  • To warn foolhardy naturalists who given the chance will grapple, strangle, wrestle or kiss them in front of the camera

But the late steve irwin never got the hint.

Here’s how steve irwin looks like. This is just for the record, a year from now, steve irwin wouldn’t ring a bell to me but this pic will, he was that guy who hosted animal documentaries and who would grapple, strangle, wrestle and kiss dangerous animals in front of the camera, more often to his favorite reptile the crocodile. You’d also remember him as the idiot who taunted a hungry crocodile with a carcass and his baby boy. That was his style why he became so popular in cable TV, half the entertainment of watching his animal documentaries is the thrill of him getting so close and irritate dangerous animals.

“Whenever steve irwin would film sharks, they would put him inside a steel cage underwater so that they can keep the sharks safe”

Though it hadn’t aired yet, his final episode was done in the oceans with a sting ray whom he swam too close with and scared the animal, it probably knew what steve does for a living and it knew that steve was coming for him that it had to strike its sting to steve’s heart to escape.

“Steve irwin died the way he lived, with animals firmly in his heart”

Imagine if you die and then you found out that Hinduism was the real religion all along and you’d get reincarnated in some crocodile in the afterlife because Vishnu found your laziness resembling a cold blooded reptile, and here comes steve irwin who would grapple, strangle, wrestle and kiss you in front of the camera, sure you now look like a reptile, but I don’t want to be that reptile. Bless the Upanishads should steve irwin be reincarnated as a circus crocodile.

"Steve irwin loves to drink GATORade"

6 Comments:

Blogger keloyd said...

Not everybody was fond of him or agreed on how he does things, but it doesn’t matter, the fact is he has done his part to try to show the world that, not because a creature doesn’t look cute or pretty, we should kill it. He died trying to educate us the importance of preserving our fellow beings. What have you done?


No offense =)

10:57 PM

 
Blogger Cee said...

of all the animals he meddled with, stingray lang pala ang katapat nya..when i heard the news, i thought to myself, how weird was that!

oh well, if his time's up..we cant do anything bout it. may he rip!

9:20 AM

 
Blogger keloyd said...

actually scary ang sting ray, baka manta ray or eagle ray iniisip mo hehe.

1:07 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

back to your cynical mode huh. it's ok, at least you're letting it out.=) i had a good laugh with some of your quips. anyway, just want to let you know that I'm trying (again) to start a blog. here's the link http://tabulas.com/~bloggerista
-annalei

4:30 PM

 
Blogger Lib said...

I have two pet turtles whom I take care of at home if their species should be extinct.

by the way, when I used upanishads, I wanted to refer to the sacred scriptures of hinduism, but in a recent quotation I used from mahatma gandhi, I found out he used vedas in contrast to the bible and the quran. I maybe not in the right track but now I think the upanishads be a chapter in the vedas? like the book of revelation. Anybody elaborate.

2:28 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

from wikipedia.org...

The Upanishads (Devanagari: उपनिषद्, Upaniṣad; also known as Vedānta and Śrutiśira) are part of the Vedas and form the Hindu scriptures which primarily discuss philosophy, meditation and nature of God; they form the core spiritual thought of Vedantic Hinduism. The Upanishads are mystic or spiritual contemplations of the Vedas, their putative end and essence, and thus known as Vedānta ("the end of the Vedas"). The Upanishads were composed over several centuries. The oldest such as the Brhadaranyaka and Chandogya upanisads have been dated to around the eighth century BCE. The roots of many Indian religions are built upon the foundation of the Upanishads

3:21 PM

 

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