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Killer Whale kills Seaworld trainer in front of crowd



Twinkle Toes

Growing old disgracefully
Apr 4, 2008
11,138
Hoveside
Similarly, I took my missus up the Khyber Pass one time, she swore we'd never go that way again.

Crivins! Sounds like a right ol' carry on. I once had my juicy prize melons tampered with, but it's hardly in the same league quite frankly.
 




Pavilionaire

Well-known member
Jul 7, 2003
31,093
Bearing mind it is a whale we are talking about do you think his trainer was looking fro Free Willy ?

Not unless his trainer is John Terry...
 






Bevendean Hillbilly

New member
Sep 4, 2006
12,805
Nestling in green nowhere
Apol's there Mr H, I just can't help getting carried away sometimes. I think I'm in desperate need of a holiday; & I'm on these pills for me nerves; &.... :cry:

There there.

Put the Melons down and step back.

Easy now.
 




















Shropshire Seagull

Well-known member
Nov 5, 2004
8,664
Telford
People die every minute of every day mate, you must be in a constant state of grief.

My point was someone has died. I've personally got no grief at all as I didn't know the person, and as you rightly point out people do die every day. But not every death is threaded on NSC. However, if this person had lost their life some other way, perhaps by a hit and run driver, instead of the stream of ho ho ho, chuckle-free one-liners NSC usually goes for: "That's aweful - RIP" or "Very tragic, RIP" etc, etc.

So my question was more to do with why are we making jokes up about this particular death unlike how we respond to other deaths on NSC - just go back and look at earlier death threads?
 
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Skaville

Well-known member
Jun 10, 2004
10,182
Queens Park
My point was someone has died. I've personally got no grief at all as I didn't know the person, and as you rightly point out people do die every day. But not every death is threaded on NSC. However, if this person had lost their life some other way, perhaps by a hit and run driver, instead of the stream of ho ho ho, chuckle-free one-liners NSC usually goes for: "That's aweful - RIP" or "Very tragic, RIP" etc, etc.

So my question was more to do with why are we making jokes up about this particular death unlike how we respond to other deaths on NSC - just go back and look at earlier death threads?

Do you want us to find another death to rip the piss out of?
 


Skaville

Well-known member
Jun 10, 2004
10,182
Queens Park
Sergey Tuganov Dropped Dead After Sex And a Bottle of Viagra

A Russian man took a gamble on a bottle of Viagra and two sexy gal pals. The ladies had bet the 28-year-old he couldn't keep up with them for a half day of bed gymnastics. It turns out the ladies were right. He dropped dead of a heart attack.
Sergey Tuganov was bound and determined to win £3,000 from the women who bet him that he would not satisfy them non-stop for 12 hours. That's the reason he downed an entire bottle of Viagra pills. He won the bet 12 hours later and promptly dropped dead of a heart attack.
Fox News quotes one of the ladies:

“We called emergency services but it was too late, there was nothing they could do,” said one of the female participants who identified herself only as Alina.

If you are thinking this is a stunt you'd like to pull be forewarned. A dose of Viagra can cause acid indigestion, diarrhea, flushing, headache, and nasal congestion. Rare side effects of using Viagra may include blindness, heart attack, stroke, high blood pressure, asthma, and sudden death. That's from one pill. Taking a bottle is not a good idea.
 




SW17

New member
Jan 2, 2007
177
South London
I think there's a clue in the name.

It's not a 'cuddly pink marshmallow whale'.

It's not a 'James Blunt whale'

It's not a 'ooohhh mummy I don't feel very well whale'


It's a Killer Whale.

You couldn't have a bigger bloody signpost if it was called 'Lemmy'!!
 






Twinkle Toes

Growing old disgracefully
Apr 4, 2008
11,138
Hoveside
Sergey Tuganov Dropped Dead After Sex And a Bottle of Viagra

A Russian man took a gamble on a bottle of Viagra and two sexy gal pals. The ladies had bet the 28-year-old he couldn't keep up with them for a half day of bed gymnastics. It turns out the ladies were right. He dropped dead of a heart attack.
Sergey Tuganov was bound and determined to win £3,000 from the women who bet him that he would not satisfy them non-stop for 12 hours. That's the reason he downed an entire bottle of Viagra pills. He won the bet 12 hours later and promptly dropped dead of a heart attack.
Fox News quotes one of the ladies:

“We called emergency services but it was too late, there was nothing they could do,” said one of the female participants who identified herself only as Alina.

If you are thinking this is a stunt you'd like to pull be forewarned. A dose of Viagra can cause acid indigestion, diarrhea, flushing, headache, and nasal congestion. Rare side effects of using Viagra may include blindness, heart attack, stroke, high blood pressure, asthma, and sudden death. That's from one pill. Taking a bottle is not a good idea.

:ohmy:

Poor bloke, RIP.

ps Couldn't you, ahem, come up with a funny death Jim'll?
 






Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,145
Location Location
My point was someone has died. I've personally got no grief at all as I didn't know the person, and as you rightly point out people do die every day. But not every death is threaded on NSC. However, if this person had lost their life some other way, perhaps by a hit and run driver, instead of the stream of ho ho ho, chuckle-free one-liners NSC usually goes for: "That's aweful - RIP" or "Very tragic, RIP" etc, etc.

So my question was more to do with why are we making jokes up about this particular death unlike how we respond to other deaths on NSC - just go back and look at earlier death threads?

This is a messageboard loosely bound to the trials and tribulations of a mediocre underachieving lower division football club, not a mandate for the UN.

If there is anything even VAGUELY fish-related on here, even involving someones death, then it will inevitably attract a series of repetatively predictable and poorly conceived puns.

Its the law.
 


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