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Topic: Shark story: How far would you go for a fishing buddy?  (Read 1143 times)

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swellrider

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Check out this article. Would you stick you hand in a sharks mouth to free your buddies foot? I guess it would depend on how many AOTY points he/she was up to. :smt005

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2008/01/29/1201369081764.html
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LoletaEric

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9 footer!   :smt009  yeah, that's a bummer, but the guy's doing it "professionally" and should know better.  I'd put my hand down it's throat if I had knowledge of its habits and abilities and felt confident that I'd see my hand again.   :smt002
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mickfish

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As long as it wasn't my paddle hand  :smt005
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CGN-38

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"The skipper put a bit of a hole in there, just below the jaws, and then got the hand in there to try to pull it open," Mr Tinson said."
  Reads like the skipper bypassed the jaws to help the guy out!  I'm thinking Smart move on his part. 


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