View Full Version : Steve Irwin el Stupido
Matt8
January 5th, 2004, 11:30
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,8325426%255E2902,00.html
Would you really do this to your son/daughter? Geez, and I thought Micheal jackson was bad.
the sad thing is, he said he would do it again :doh!:
Epgs
January 5th, 2004, 11:53
yeah just a big publicity stunt.
LeX
January 5th, 2004, 12:01
I'm glad I don't have crazy parents. I do wish they weren't so boring though.
iFliPcEss
January 5th, 2004, 12:06
He is really insane... He need to see a psychiatrist... and you're right he's doing this to have some publicities at his child's expense... sure he get the publicity, he caught the attention of international media, the world... tsk tsk... but just to get it... he put the life of his son into risk...
Robert
January 5th, 2004, 12:10
How can you compare what he did with MJ?
Steve has been around these types of animals all his life. He would never place his daughter in danger, and while you may see it as dangerous being in the same pit as an alligator, he doesn't.
How is what he did any worse than a parent who doesn't properly secure their child in a carseat? Which, I may add, has a bigger chance of being harmed than what Steve did.
Matt8
January 5th, 2004, 12:37
The guy could have tripped on his own feet! Then that poor kid would be croc food.
Bad parenting is bad parenting whether it be a bad carseat, dangling your kid outta a window, or holding them close to animals that would probably appreciate a bigger meal.
Epgs
January 5th, 2004, 20:41
I do have to say I don't think the child was in danger. I mean he is a professional. But it was a big publicity stunt.
tandoc
January 5th, 2004, 21:05
I don't know about you, I think just about ALL non-abusive parents would ever put their children in harm's way. Someone like Steve Irwin, one of those 'True, blue aussie blokes', knows what's he's doing.
Maybe you were all just scared of seeing a croc on tv. :o
Gayowulf
January 5th, 2004, 21:14
I personally dont see what the big fuss is about.
it would be different if the kid was crying or looked terrified.
I saw a 6 month old kid made to waterski by his parents to set a world record... that seems pretty dangerous to me.
Webdude
January 5th, 2004, 22:00
Originally posted by Robert
How can you compare what he did with MJ?
Steve has been around these types of animals all his life. He would never place his daughter in danger, and while you may see it as dangerous being in the same pit as an alligator, he doesn't.
How is what he did any worse than a parent who doesn't properly secure their child in a carseat? Which, I may add, has a bigger chance of being harmed than what Steve did.
MJ has been around balconies all his life too, that was just media over-hype, and the public always bites, like they have with Steve. I've taken my 6 year old out to hunt vipers and rattlers. He's also seen me put a dnagerous dog down with a rifle. It's where a person lives, and you have to teach kids their surroundings....like Steve is doing. Steve has a clear point about it when he mentions living next to a busy road. As for what MJ did, a lot of parents do the same thing.....just not in front of media like that....but you do that as a child gets older, work with the child so they arent deathly afraid of hights.
Gayowulf
January 5th, 2004, 22:03
too many kids are pussies these days, and so are parents. you should teach your kids a few life skills before teaching them to say frappuccino.
at least suburban kids.
Blank Verse
January 6th, 2004, 02:38
While I agree with Gayo and Webdude, exactly how much can you teach to your one month old son? There was no need for him to have his son there, and the fact that he did it at all reall yproves that he was just trying to revive his almost done career.
TRUNKS
January 6th, 2004, 02:40
I think all these people attacking him and calling it stupid is ridiculous. Its no more dangerous then if your holding your baby whilst crossing a road as this is to him. People are so shallow minded... I cant believe theyre comparing it to MJ!
Kaliber
January 6th, 2004, 03:59
Originally posted by Matt8
The guy could have tripped on his own feet! But he didn't. A bolt of lightening could strike me any second.....
Sometimes you gotta live dangerously.
Gayowulf
January 6th, 2004, 04:08
and sometimes you've got to lock yourself inside your room and line it with aluminum foil
Kaliber
January 6th, 2004, 04:13
Don't forget the coat hangers.
Gayowulf
January 6th, 2004, 04:14
why, who's pregnant?
Willow
January 6th, 2004, 04:26
I thought it was stupid myself. I don't care how much "in control" you think you have. Wild animals are unpredicatable. You just don't put your baby in that kind of situation. I do believe he wouldn't intentionally do anything to harm his child, but anything can happen around wild animals.
tandoc
January 6th, 2004, 04:46
exactly, which is the exact reason you shouldn't put your baby in a car because you might crash, walk around with it because you might trip, so you're better off just leaving it for dead because you're always bound to hurt it.
Gayowulf
January 6th, 2004, 04:51
or you could wrap it in aluminum foil.
or to save yourself a lot of trouble get yourself a time machine and a coat hanger.
tandoc
January 6th, 2004, 05:07
Originally posted by Gayowulf
get yourself a time machine
my friend and i built one, i'll sell it to someone for one-hundred billion dollars.
TRUNKS
January 6th, 2004, 05:38
Originally posted by Willow
I thought it was stupid myself. I don't care how much "in control" you think you have. Wild animals are unpredicatable. You just don't put your baby in that kind of situation. I do believe he wouldn't intentionally do anything to harm his child, but anything can happen around wild animals.
Theyre unpredictable to us, not to him. Like I said hes had so much expierience with them...what hes done and hes still standing. Plus, like he said, a croc isnt like a lion, it cant pounce that far immediently.
Fuzzylogic
January 6th, 2004, 05:41
come on, the guy's a trained professional. if anything would have to gone wrong the guy would of sacifaced himself much less shield his son. its a load of coc excuse the pun that anything could have gone wrong. i actually salute the guy for being so honest in the first place, most would of just bowed to the media and said they were wrong. I can't believe that anyone could actually even compare him close to wacko jacko.
Kaliber
January 6th, 2004, 05:45
Originally posted by Gayowulf
or to save yourself a lot of trouble get yourself a time machine and a coat hanger. Where could I get a flux capacitor from?
tandoc
January 6th, 2004, 05:52
we stole the magic ticket from 'last action hero' and went into 'back to the future'
Kaliber
January 6th, 2004, 07:23
Nono, that will never work. Perhaps we could get homers magic toaster to go back in time? I still think the flux capacitor is the best bet.
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