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   Undertoad  Tuesday Oct 7 12:21 PM

10/7/2003: Singapore shark protest



The "interesting protest" department, with just the official cap today:

Clad in a shark suit, a Singaporean student re-enacts the death of a shark during a protest in Singapore September 7, 2003. A group of 20 university students staged the re-enactment at the end of a charity walk in a bid to have the slaughter of sharks banned. In many parts of Asia shark fin soup is a prized cuisine and a symbol of generosity and wealth, but the hunting of sharks has depleted some shark populations by as much as 90 per cent, with around 100 million sharks caught each year for their fins.



juju  Tuesday Oct 7 12:34 PM

I don't understand why people want to protect sharks. They're sharks! They're bloodthirsty killing machines who've remained at the top of the food chain for millions of years. Isn't it time they had a little natural selection?

I know there'd be changes in things, but I'm pretty sure we'd be able to handle it.



Cochese  Tuesday Oct 7 01:21 PM

We should only save the cute or profitable things.
See the albino gorilla, who qualifies for both.



OnyxCougar  Tuesday Oct 7 01:23 PM

That would be a KEWL hallowe'en outfit!!


Speaking of which, anyone going to a hallowe'en party and dressing up? If so, what are you going as??



Dagney  Tuesday Oct 7 01:25 PM

I thought I'd dress up like a heartless bitch....but seeing that's so close to my every day costume, most folks won't be able to tell the difference.

Perhaps if I wear a smile........


Hrmmmm

Dagney



Whit  Tuesday Oct 7 02:04 PM

*Knock knock*
"Who is it?"
"Landshark!"
"Go away!"
*knock knock*
"Who is it?"
"Pizza!"
"But I didn't order any pizz... aaauugh!"



Elspode  Tuesday Oct 7 02:21 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Dagney
IPerhaps if I wear a smile........

Dagney
And nothing else?


Dagney  Tuesday Oct 7 02:34 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Elspode


And nothing else?

Then I'd just scare the world.

Dagney


daniwong  Tuesday Oct 7 02:54 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Whit
*Knock knock*
"Who is it?"
"Landshark!"
"Go away!"
*knock knock*
"Who is it?"
"Pizza!"
"But I didn't order any pizz... aaauugh!"
LANDSHARK!


I just cried as I read that I was laughing so hard.


chrisinhouston  Tuesday Oct 7 04:24 PM

Some one sent me this after last winter's heavy rains in Europe. You just never know when Jaws is going to pop up.



Jacque Strapp  Tuesday Oct 7 04:36 PM

Quote:
with around 100 million sharks caught each year for their fins.
Well, most of them never make it onto the boat. The fishermen haul them up the side, chop their fins off, then dump them back into the ocean to bleed to death.


RQuinn  Tuesday Oct 7 04:44 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by juju
I don't understand why people want to protect humans. They're humans! They're bloodthirsty killing machines who've remained at the top of the food chain for millions of years. Isn't it time they had a little natural selection?

I know there'd be changes in things, but I'm pretty sure we'd be able to handle it.
Sounds reasonable to me.


OnyxCougar  Tuesday Oct 7 04:47 PM

MAN!!! That pic that Chris posted.... I swear that's right outside the Lakenheath roundabout outside Lakenheath AFB, heading toward the turn toward Mildenhall. Houses are the same color and grass and EVERYTHING.... wow....



Griff  Tuesday Oct 7 07:15 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by OnyxCougar
MAN!!! That pic that Chris posted.... I swear that's right outside the Lakenheath roundabout outside Lakenheath AFB, heading toward the turn toward Mildenhall. Houses are the same color and grass and EVERYTHING.... wow....
Not to mention, that is freaking hilarious!


daniwong  Tuesday Oct 7 07:39 PM

Ok - thanks for the shark pic - it is now my desktop at work. LOL.



xoxoxoBruce  Tuesday Oct 7 09:40 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by juju
I don't understand why people want to protect sharks. They're sharks! They're bloodthirsty killing machines who've remained at the top of the food chain for millions of years. Isn't it time they had a little natural selection?

I know there'd be changes in things, but I'm pretty sure we'd be able to handle it.
OK, I don't mind people killing sharks if they were going to use them. The meat is really quite good and the sopranos need the skin for suits. But killing a shark for its fin, an elephant for its tusks or goose for just its liver just rubs me the wrong way. Needless waste is wrong on any level.


wolf  Tuesday Oct 7 10:09 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by OnyxCougar
That would be a KEWL hallowe'en outfit!!

Speaking of which, anyone going to a hallowe'en party and dressing up? If so, what are you going as??
Well, last year I went to a party as a member of the vast right wing conspiracy ...

This year, if the party happens, I might go as a pirate. I had considered going as a witch, but having done the non-costume costume last year, I have to wait a bit, I think.


Elspode  Wednesday Oct 8 01:06 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by wolf
I had considered going as a witch,
I go as a witch *every* year!

I think my wife is getting a bit cranky about the fact that we never get to do anything for our anniversary since it is on Samhain, and we are always having a public ritual...


Bitman  Wednesday Oct 8 03:57 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by wolf
non-costume costume
Nude?

Quote:
Originally posted by a spode
public ritual
Sacrifice?


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