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Steve
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Sunshine Coast ????
Oja..de enige Xpditer in the Top End...gaat straks naar de Sunshine Coast...jammer hoor
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Familie S
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Ach, dan hebben we wel altijd oppas. :evil:
"Ja hoor ome Steven en tante Wendy weten dat jullie komen, bel maar aan, tot straks!!!" :grin: :grin:
Jack
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Mis toch wel dat surfen aan de goldcoast......dacht ik ga het hier proberen.
THE amazing photo pictured here was taken at the moment a little saltie tried to take off a surfer's pinky finger.
The swimmer was taking a dip at Cape Arnhem, in Gove, last month.
The photographer, who asked to remain nameless, said he was a part of a group of friends camping near the beach when one of the men jumped in the water for a body surf.
"He decided to go for a swim, but you couldn't see too much," he said.
"The water was pretty murky out there."
Those on the beach soon spotted the small croc emerge from the water.
Your Say
"Macca, crocs are out and about year round...I lived in Gove for ten years and there are certain beaches that are 'safe' to swim in no matter what the season. It was really odd but the rest of the ocean could be covered in stingers and certain areas would be ok. Perhaps before telling this bloke to grow up, you might want to find out a bit more about the area you are talking about."
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"He didn't see the croc beforehand, but we did," he said. "It was just circling around him."
"He was rushing through the waves and the croc tried to get out of his way."
"He touched the tail by accident and it spun around and bit him on the pinky."
The swimmer was reportedly unharmed by the 80cm croc - suffering only scratches.
When asked if the picture was too good to be true, the photographer assured "it's fair dinkum".
"We took plenty of photos of him while he was out there."
"We don't get that many crocs out here. Compared to Darwin, they don't pop up here much, so a lot of the boys like to go surfing".
http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2010/11/04/191861_ntnews.html
Jack :evil:
THE amazing photo pictured here was taken at the moment a little saltie tried to take off a surfer's pinky finger.
The swimmer was taking a dip at Cape Arnhem, in Gove, last month.
The photographer, who asked to remain nameless, said he was a part of a group of friends camping near the beach when one of the men jumped in the water for a body surf.
"He decided to go for a swim, but you couldn't see too much," he said.
"The water was pretty murky out there."
Those on the beach soon spotted the small croc emerge from the water.
Your Say
"Macca, crocs are out and about year round...I lived in Gove for ten years and there are certain beaches that are 'safe' to swim in no matter what the season. It was really odd but the rest of the ocean could be covered in stingers and certain areas would be ok. Perhaps before telling this bloke to grow up, you might want to find out a bit more about the area you are talking about."
Ex-Goveite
"He didn't see the croc beforehand, but we did," he said. "It was just circling around him."
"He was rushing through the waves and the croc tried to get out of his way."
"He touched the tail by accident and it spun around and bit him on the pinky."
The swimmer was reportedly unharmed by the 80cm croc - suffering only scratches.
When asked if the picture was too good to be true, the photographer assured "it's fair dinkum".
"We took plenty of photos of him while he was out there."
"We don't get that many crocs out here. Compared to Darwin, they don't pop up here much, so a lot of the boys like to go surfing".
http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2010/11/04/191861_ntnews.html
Jack :evil:
Chuck norris is een internet hype! Allemaal flauwe grapjes omdat hij de "stoere held" uit het verleden is die iedereen aankon (de voorganger van Rambo zeg maar).