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Thread ID: 72213	2006-09-04 06:04:00	RIP Steve Irwin	stu161204 (123)	PC World Chat

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482557	2006-09-06 09:28:00	Oh please. I disagree with the herd so I'm not credible. In case you haven't noticed theres a lot of differing opinions about all sorts of stuff on this forum and others. Get over it. I realize that but anyone who could possibly think that anything that Germaine Greer publishes should be taken seriously leaves some serious doubts in my mind.	Safari (3993)
482558	2006-09-06 10:20:00	Germaine Greer: Who is she?	Cornot (10386)
482559	2006-09-06 11:58:00	poor kids i really feel for them crocs rule:thumbs:	rawkus1020 (9720)
482560	2006-09-06 12:06:00	i think i found her address just wrote to her told her what i thought cant put any links here but google her address	rawkus1020 (9720)
482561	2006-09-06 12:09:00	in the mid 90's a friends teenage son had terminal lieukemia......his hero was steve irwin....the 'make a wish foundation' was gonna fly the boy to australia to meet him as a gift to the dying boy but the airline would'nt take him he was too crook.....anyway one day my friend gets a knock at her door in Hamilton and it was steve irwin and his wife terri who'd arrived unannounced, with no forewarning, to visit this young man []AWSOLME[b] really blew everyone away.....nice people too ! that such an awesome story good on him	rawkus1020 (9720)
482562	2006-09-06 13:10:00	Steve Irwin-Passonite good hearted man who dedicated his life to animal welfare and conservation, Loved by millions. Germaine Greer-Angry twisted little woman, Seeks attention through negativity. Like his style or not, His contribution to wildlife is immeasurable. Metla, I have read that you are very busy and do not contribute to PF1 as much as you would like, so I just want to say "Thanks" for taking the time to make the above comment. This evening I have been dealing with some loopy difficult people, and this stress :annoyed: has made me feel unsettled. Reading about Steve Irwins accomplishments, and you hitting the nail on the head (once again) brings needed clarity and positiveness to me. One thing I really liked about Steve Irwin was his inexhaustable energy and unfailing positive humour. Truly inspirational. :thumbs:	Strommer (42)
482563	2006-09-06 14:00:00	Yep. He was a maniac. But a loveable one. He risked a lot - not only his own life, and his son's in a moment of stupidity, but also his family's and his fans' love and affection. He was a larger than life personality, and perhaps he'll be appreciated by the public a lot more now that he's given his life for his passion. God bless his wife and children.	Greg (193)
482564	2006-09-07 06:10:00	Oh dear me! I can't believe that so many gullible people seem to be taken in by the media (T.V. & Newspapers etc.) which are focused, thrive on and profit with celebrities. To tease - or not to tease, that is the question........ But then, we can't speak ill of the dead, can we?	Oldferix (5581)
482565	2006-09-07 06:54:00	Anyone who does not pick up that Steve Irwin was a straight up, rock solid guy, one in a million, by observing his behaviour and general manner needs to take a long hard look at themselves and in that I include especially that shrivelled up, bitter and twisted old hag, Germaine Greer.	zqwerty (97)
482566	2006-09-07 10:37:00	Anyone who does not pick up that Steve Irwin was a straight up, rock solid guy, one in a million, by observing his behaviour and general manner needs to take a long hard look at themselves Whilst I am not saying or implying that Steve Irwin was anything other than what he portrayed in public one should always be mindful that one cannot ever judge anyone by what you see on TV or in "shows". Some of these entertainers seem such good guys whilst performing but as soon as the show is over some can be the complete opposite. I have discovered this from personal experience. :(	FoxyMX (5)
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