I have come up with a bit of a theory on why there are so many GWS attacks in WA. I reckon there are just as many GWS on the east coast be we have evolved to elude them
we have got a bit more commonsense and can duck and weave we are sort of like the springboks able to get away.
West Australians are sort of like the wildebeest of the population in Australia not so bright always getting eaten by all the predators not to quick on the uptake.
I am basing this observation purely on comments made from a few wildebeest from the SB forum
as I dont know any west australians personally
we have got a bit more commonsense and can duck and weave we are sort of like the springboks able to get away.. as I dont know any west australians personally
thats funny boofy...
but the two WA lads i met were pretty cool fellas
they were ok then
they are far away...knobheads
see ya soon dotcom and pup
Yeah I know Chrispy Pup is a funny stoked bugger I was having a crack at bully boy[}:)] after reading a few topics last night
I had exam in arvo stoked it was over got 40 bucks worth of tassie salmon steaks on the way home white rum mahitos then drambuie cream liquers giddy up
Are you still on it then ? . Drunken typing can rock but also very dangerous!
Hope the exam went well......
Ha Ted exam went well I know i smashed it I was celebrating in advance and got on Seabreeze for a laugh and read a few posts that got my back up. Movie world with the kids today then back into it next week then 2nd year is over stoked
good catch Chrispy the good thing about being a nurse is you can nearly kill someone then bring them back to life
Talking about movie world .have any of you seen a child go completely white and be so scared they open their mouth but can't scream 
Went to movie world with the kids when the daughter was about 5 . Walked around trying to find a nice quiet child friendly ride . Found the scooby doo roller coaster . Looked nice and safe . Jumped on and we started going up and up , I am thinking holy **** this ain't looking good then down we came .
Poor kid . 
how bad did I feel .
Dont worry now she is a teenager she is getting her revenge in full
Select to expand quoteboofy said...chrispychru said...
Ha funny as TEd good catch Chrispy the good thing about being a nurse is you can nearly kill someone then bring them back to life very tempting some days Boof I am sure
Select to expand quoteTassiedevel said...boofy said...chrispychru said...
Ha funny as TEd good catch Chrispy the good thing about being a nurse is you can nearly kill someone then bring them back to life very tempting some days Boof I am sure
Tas have been working between 2 hospitals for the last three months it is the most rewarding, humbling experience helping people in their hardest times been a big wake up call for me live everyday like its your last and step over the haters and cynics
very tempting some days Boof I am sure
Your funny boofy, I was thinking not another shark topic and then this....
Well done on the exam mate, now get ya self some waves would ya...
Must admit when I first read the title to this thread I was thinking Greater Western Sydney attack theory , what the
, aren't they done for the year
A good research topic for a doctorate / medical student / fisheries/enviro student would be;
A study of where people are most commonly bitten by sharks, what location causes the biggest probability of death (probably stomach area and size of shark!), where seals are most commonly bitten, and how seals survive/escape...
I would also like the CSIRO or similar to get involved with some of these so called shark deterrent devices. See some genuine testing results.
Imagine being a diver with a knife strapped to your thigh, as a potential defensive mechanism, only to have a best of a shark bite you on that thigh with the knife, and the knife disappears!
The footage of those WA boys fending off a GWS with their spears was pretty amazing.
