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Steve Irwin dead at age 44.



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Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:15 am
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Jiggity says...



Hmm, indeed it was shocking. Australinas dont hate him, he could be irritating at times is all, I tell you, it was a massive shock to us here in Oz. There has been an outporing and now I feel bad fro all those times I hoped the crocodile would catch ad eviscerate him on national television.

I feel sorry for his kids though, poor things.
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Yeah, poor kids. Especially Bindi, The poor thing, Eight years old and her father dies filming for HER new tv series and her mum isnt around when it happens.
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Tue Sep 05, 2006 9:40 am
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Well ... the opinion in Australia isn't all hate or all love, anyway. There were quite a few Steve Irwin-death jokes going around in Physics, although most people think it's sad.
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Thu Sep 07, 2006 1:04 am
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Galatea says...



Steve Irwin Tribute

I seriously got tears in my eyes...
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Thu Sep 07, 2006 2:40 am
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Doctor Kitty says...



It's peculiar. Never have I experienced a death in my immediate family. It just hasn't happened. I mean, it will eventually, but hopefully not too soon.

I never knew Steve Irwin. I've forgotten about his existence since I was 10, and yet the news of his death brings me a bizarre sorrow. Why would I feel such a way about a person I did not know?

Was it because of the years I spent watching Animal Planet? The years of wanting to be a herpetologist or a marine biologist?

It's very bizarre. I gave up those dreams a long time ago. So what is it that makes me sad about this?
  





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Thu Sep 07, 2006 3:12 am
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Galatea says...



Death is inherantly sad. Plus, he had a wife and two small children, which is also sad. It's hard to explain, but we are creatures of empathy, after all. We feel each other's sorrows.
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Thu Sep 07, 2006 9:21 am
Myth says...



My sister and I really liked watching his shows. He was a little crazy but he had passion for animals. I was really shocked when I was told he had died. Its really sad though.
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Tue Sep 19, 2006 7:03 pm
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angeleyes says...



I can't believe it! I mean come on! a sting ray... it could at least have been a croc or something!

A toast to the man, he will be missed! :(
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