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[hyjinxpartdeux]

and then I swear I'll shut up about it (this has REALLY affected me)

Australia has offered Steve Irwin a state burial if his family wants one.

I'd say that says something about the man whose

"His claim to fame was doing things that appeared as risky, and it'd
rather seem, WERE risky. I'm sure he did good things as well, but what
made him a

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[heldc]

You're just completely missing my point, and entirely failing to convey what I meant. I don't appreciate being quoted out of context, which you definitely did in the previous post, so I'd appreciate if you'd not quote me, in either this or especially the previous post. I'm choosing to believe you're misrepresenting my statements out of not understanding what I'm trying to say, not out of maliciously trying to misrepresent me, but I'd appreciate it if you didn't repeat my words when you're missing the meaning

[hyjinxpartdeux]

It's not a matter of whether I wish to continue the topic. I DO wish to mourn someone I deeply respected

[susangalique]

I thought I would drop in and visit since you gave me such a good explanation of computer stuff :o)

I agree about Steve Irwin. I think he was a great animal lover and truly wanted to make the world understand how unique and individual they are. Maybe more importantly that ugly creatures, or the not so warm and fuzzy, deserve attention too!

[hyjinxpartdeux]

yeah, that ugly creatures part is REALLY important. He wasn't after the crocodiles because they would make him famous, he was after them cuz he truly thought they were "beauties"...if only more humans could see "less than beautiful" creatures for what they are.

Thanks for stopping by. I'll add you if you'd like..you can read my babbling, not that any of it is interesting...haha

[susangalique]

great! I was neading some new reading.