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[fermat]

It seems he is dead, I do regret his passing.

His path was very unusual.

Terri, he will be missed.

[MCC]

Considering the amount of times he placed himself in jeopardy, it was only a matter of time before something killed him.

http://www.police.qld.gov.au/News+and+Alerts/Media+Releases/2006/09/
Australian+wildlife+personality+Steve+Irwin+has+died.htm


MCC

[Hud]

I was saddened to see the report about Steve Irwin also. It's small consolation, but at least he died doing what he loved. I hope I never see film of the actual event.

[Cec]

The tragic death of Steve Irwin has caused an overwhelming response of grief and sadness over here and around the world. Numerous letters appeared in today's Melbourne Herald-Sun including people from California and Liverpool, UK, expressing their appreciation of his passion for life and preservation of the environment and animals.

A couple of letters were not so supportive saying he was an accident waiting to happen and that he tormented the wildlife from which he prospered.

Cec

[lunababy_moonchild]

I was saddened to hear of his death and I must say, I thought that he was guilty of tormenting the wildlife, sometimes. Then again I don't claim to be an expert of the subject.

Luna

[other1]

what can you say about a guy who played with some of the most dangerous creatures on earth... I will miss that crazy son of a [bleep]....God bless Steve !!!!

[udosuk]

Oh my... Another Aussie sport legend, Peter Brock, just died in a car crash... I think there is a very evil jinx going on...

[johngebread man]

declare war on the sting ray. We will use the Navy and the Airforce. We will use the infantrty. We will hunt that stingray down until its no longer a threat to our society.

[Smythe Dakota]

Be careful what you wish for. That idea fits perfectly into the George Bush mentality.

Bill Smythe