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I had a date...YAY!

So is offending people for no good reason so it's a 2 way street.

I haven't been as bothered about our discussions (you and me specifically) so much even though we don't agree on much and I feel I rub you up the wrong way sometimes too...mainly as I don't feel you're rude or aim to cause me offense on purpose. That post most certainly did, and was personal in nature.

If you wish to report me, or someone else, simple click the little red icon to your upper right, IN THE POST IN QUESTION,

It may save you the grievance process with the person in question, when you just can't be bothered dealing with them.
 
Western Australian English....

sentences choppy
thoughts incomplete
Hey! Now where d' I put my car keys?


yes, there IS something in the Swan River

To most blue-green algae is toxic...to others more-tolerent, it's just intoxicating....;)

huh? :confused: Did I miss something?

Apparantly so mate. We get bull sharks in that river too. Not nearly the number they do in the beautiful state of QLD.
 
River sharks? Wow. That's pretty cool. Like they're fresh water sharks? I didn't know they even existed. </hijack>

LOL. Our hijacks always seem to be about sharks. What's up with that?

Because we are both Great Whites, cruising the internets ocean for prey to strike at violently when required :)

No. A bull shark is a highly curious, highly aggressive, frenzying pack feeding salt water shore hunting shark witha distinct squarish shaped head that often hunts in rivers as well as the ocean. Some have been found in our Swan and Canning rivers more than 30km upstream, 3 were killed recently because one was seen eating a pelican in the Canning River!!

Bull sharks tend to be brown in colour, same as that river (when it's not topped in fertilizer fed algae) and they are bump and bite hunters. They have attacked and killed swimmers in the river in the past.

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I have hooked a small one (2-4 foot maybe it was a flash of fin and shadow) in less than 20m off-shore in the surf break (San Remo beach - Mandurah) less than 15m from where I was standing while reeling in a line while fishing for tailor (small one on the last gang of my 3-gang) knee deep in water :eek: It broke off which was when I saw it shoot past me and I broke into a run to get out of the water :)
 
No. A bull shark is a highly curious, highly aggressive, frenzying pack feeding salt water shore hunting shark that often hunts in rivers as well as the ocean. Some have been found in our Swan and Canning rivers more than 30km upstream, 3 were killed recently because one was seen eating a pelican in the Canning River!!

Bull sharks tend to be brown in colour, same as that river (when it's not topped in fertilizer fed algae) and they are bump and bite hunters. They have attacked and killed swimmers in the river in the past.

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I have hooked a small one in less than 20m off-shore in the surf break (San Remo beach - Mandurah) less than 15m from where I was standing while reeling in a line while fishing for tailor (small one on the last gang of my 3-gang) knee deep in water :eek: It broke off which was when I saw it shoot past me and I broke into a run to get out of the water :)

Sweet. Got another story for you. I'll put it in the shark thread. Back to Dis folks.
 

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