Comments on: New Details In 'Croc Hunter' Death

Video Suggests Stingray Stab Wound, Not Venom, Was Fatal Blow

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To say something really nice about Steve Irwin...
The man had a good heart. He tried to use this sideways worlds media to do something good in his own time and space.

To put it all into perspective. If everyone tried to do that for a moment out of their day just imagine where this world could be.

You know, I used to live seven blocks from the WTC, we had BBQ's on the roof and looked up at those beautiful buildings and we were in awe! The designers of those buildings were amazing. These past few years have given much perspective on where we live our lives. Steve gave us a good look at the lives we wished we could live or at least enjoyed watching on the tube. So FA Q to any stupid people who just do not get it because they are so trapped or whatever in their own situations or thoughts about other people. Judge yourselfs you stupid SOB'S.
Eric

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Sorry Waidec, My Bad.
eric

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YOU pitiful gurls got so quiet all of the sudden.
What? Do you have your heads in the oil well??

[waidec]

i wasnt talkin to u eric, i was talking to BUNIONBABE!!

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Bottom line,
Leave a Dead guy ALONE. OR DEAL WITH A LIVE ONE WHO RESPECTED THE DEAD ONE.
eric

[waidec]

to ALL the low life butt munches that cant have alittle heart for a loved one who has just passed and left behind a family, get a life. dont u have something in ur life that u need to b worrying about, if u dont have ne thing nice to say DONT say it!!!!!!!

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My "street corner" is 10,000 acres in the North Georgia Mountains. Why don't you come up here and say that to my face?
ERIC

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For everyone else,
Was not Steve Irwin a very good guy? If you found yourself in a spot would you be glad to see him?
Is this world so far gone that we cannot even let a decent guy get stabbed in the *** heart with a bit of pitty?
Apache mother hummer, I look forward to stabbin you in the heart with a bit of truth you aint yet seen.
ERIC

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God Bless you and your family. My 11 year old son was very upset this morning as well as I. You were an inspiration to many and loved what you were doing. You will be missed deeply.

The Burgett's

[waidec]

bunionbabe how bout u go back to the street corner u came from, ***!

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Hey Apeache 56,
You are the only *** in this chat room.

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Hey Apache 56,
Come up to Dahlonega GA when you have a chance so we can rip YOUR *** heart out and see how you like it.

[bunionbabe]

Hey Waidec...maybe as a "perspiring" zoologist, you should apply for a job at the Australia Zoo...I hear there is a sudden opening!

Don't forget your anti-persperant.

[waidec]

what the *** wrong with some of you people, i mean here's a guy who was loved by many, and you idiots who write nasty comments on here about him have no heart for the family he just left behind. i mean what the *** wrong with you?????? my heart goes out to the remaining Irwins! may god be with you in your time of need! Steve was my idol and role model, i am a perspiring zoologist, and will keep his memory alive in my eyes as i travel the path to becoming a zoologist!!! Steve you will never be forgotten and will always be loved!!!

[coachely]

Sadly Mr. Irwin leaves behind a wife and 2 young children. I agree that he put himself in harms way by encroaching on wildlife in their natural habitat, or even worse when he put on his stupid croc in captivity shows, but he deserves no "you got what you deserved rhetoric bull thrown at him now. God bless his family.

[heuristic1]

Steve Irwin reminds me of Tim Treadwell, another nature enthusiast who pushed his luck too far and got eaten alive by one of his beloved grizzly bears. His shows were entertaining but many times I felt, were disrespectful of his animal subjects. Gaia can be a harsh mistress! The natural world is no place to prove your manhood or show the world what a tough guy you are. The encroachment of man on the habitats of wild animals is a major factor in their ongoing, tragic extinction, something Irwin was trying to prevent. Irwin's and Treadwell's final lesson to the rest of us should be: keep your distance in the wild. Don't approach or interfere with wild animals, much less wrestle with them before a camera for entertainment. Don't patronize them and treat them like your little buddies with whom you think you have a privileged relationship. Your fate almost certainly will be that of Irwin's. See the work David Attenborough for an example of a truly great and humane naturalist Adios Steve.

[hsmagst]

Apache56, you have a real problem. Nobody needs or deserves to die that way, basically a knife to the heart. Steve Irwin did more for Australia and animal conservation than anyone has in years. He was loud, a bit flamboyant but typical Aussie and loved by many, including his family. And unlike so many, he involved his family in his life's work with passion and enthusiasm and put him money where his mouth was, which I suspect is much more than you do.

[genesauto]

Steve Irwin was a great wildlife conservationist and he will be greatly missed by myself and millions of others. I grieve as deeply as his wife and kids for him. The guy was one of a kind. Who could possibly replace him? I have been looking forward to another movie similar to his other. Steve, you will be certainly missed. God bless you for everything. There will never be another that could entertain so many with so few resources.
Sincerely, Gene