Maybe they don't like the taste of humans that much.They found fucking sharks feeding on swordfishes in the exact place where i swim and sunbath every weekend...
Yeah but i always have some cut and bleeding when i go to this place (extremely unregular and edgy stones formations, basically impossible to not get at least a couple of small cuts on feet\legs) so swimming while losing blood when i know there are fucking sharks around is not optimal.Maybe they don't like the taste of humans that much.
Yeah, that's not ideal.Yeah but i always have some cut and bleeding when i go to this place (extremely unregular and edgy stones formations, basically impossible to not get at least a couple of small cuts on feet\legs) so swimming while losing blood when i know there are fucking sharks around is not optimal.
I watched it yesterday for the umpteenth time. Still pleasant, I have to say.I'm also one of those dudes that got scared for life by the jaws movie, so even if i love swimming in the open sea, i check every 30 sec if there is some dark shadow or suspect water ripple close to me, so this shit is gonna make me check every 5 sec or so...(And let's be real, if a shark is swimming close to you, you are not gonna beat it in a swimming race)
I don't go very far from the shores, but the fear still stands even if in theory sharks should not get close to potential rocks that can hurt them aswell.Yeah, that's not ideal.
You make it sound like you go to the deep end which is something that I used to do as a kid because I was stupid and a great swimmer. Once, I swam so deep that I met some scuba divers in the depth. No joke, and I waved hi to them like retarded sea monkey.
I watched it yesterday for the umpteenth time. Still pleasant, I have to say.
We don't have man eaters or fucking mermaids here though. Statistically, jellyfish are probably more lethal. I'm more afraid to those goombas.
Well, the fact of the matter is that your instinct is not wrong. That's why you haven't been turned into shark food yet. I believe some good karma is involved here as well. Stick to those rocks.I don't go very far from the shores, but the fear still stands even if in theory sharks should not get close to potential rocks that can hurt them aswell.
Like i said, checking every 30 sec doesn't make me faster than a shark anyway so my istincts would be pretty useless in case of a real shark close to me but thanks for the kind wordsWell, the fact of the matter is that your instinct is not wrong. That's why you haven't been turned into shark food yet. I believe some good karma is involved here as well. Stick to those rocks.
Shit ain't right my nibbaThe etna volcano is erupting again and again and throwing this fucking black sand all over the city, fuck living in a city with an active volcano...
By tomorrow all the streets are gonna be covered with this shit that is as slippery as fucking oil...
I swam with a shark recently off the coast of Australia, was pretty cool.Yeah but i always have some cut and bleeding when i go to this place (extremely unregular and edgy stones formations, basically impossible to not get at least a couple of small cuts on feet\legs) so swimming while losing blood when i know there are fucking sharks around is not optimal.
I'm also one of those dudes that got scared for life by the jaws movie, so even if i love swimming in the open sea, i check every 30 sec if there is some dark shadow or suspect water ripple close to me, so this shit is gonna make me check every 5 sec or so...(And let's be real, if a shark is swimming close to you, you are not gonna beat it in a swimming race)
And how were you able to stay afloat with such heavy cojones?I swam with a shark recently off the coast of Australia, was pretty cool.
Haha, not much you can do other than relax and appreciate the moment. It's an uncommon occurrence. Was 10-20 feet away for a solid minute.And how were you able to stay afloat with such big cojones pulling you down?
The one they saw in my zone should be a blue shark, but it's not confirmed.Haha, not much you can do other than relax and appreciate the moment. It's an uncommon occurrence. Was 10-20 feet away for a solid minute.
Grey reef shark, not great white, so one of these:
Around 6 feet, man sized.
Clash of culturesPlayboy bunny fight?