oh shit....

[tootsie]

its an a-ha moment.

[phaedrus]

that reminds me of how much i really want to learn how to surf. seriously.

[barden]

*Boasts* I can surf.

I also saw a bigger picture of that. It scared me. That dude must have shat himself…

Hey, new topic idea!

[barden]

Dolphin tails work up and down, a sharks work left and right.

Looks like a left right tail to me? From what I can tell…

Also, the sharp dorsal fin is more typical of a shark, and the rounded belly up to the snout. Dolphins are less… fat, more straight? The kicker would be the nose, but we cant see.

But that random picture of a dolphin jumping on the link convinces me. The water looks equally dirty, so it must be true!



I’d still shit myself if I were him. He doesn’t even get to analyse a photo to see what it is.

[barden]

That Air Jaws documentary last night said that they have proof, from the trackers installed on the sharks, that not only do they go into the surf, but that they are AMONGST THE BATHERS ALL THE TIME WITHOUT THEM KNOWING.

They say the sharks just have no interest in us. Everyone knows shark attacks on humans are accidents anyway. Sharks always let go after biting humans, they don’t ever eat them. Deaths occur from blood loss / or if the initial bite is fatal (doesn’t help even if the shark lets go). Unless they’re tiger sharks, which attack and eat pretty much anything.


Wow, I know too much about sharks for something I’ve never researched.

[barden]

Originally posted by Sean Casey
http://www.snopes.com/photos/surfer.asp

The photograph displayed above is indeed real, but it doesn't depict the hair-raising scene most viewers think it does.

This picture was taken by photographer Kurt Jones on 9 April 2003 at Surfrider Beach in Malibu, one of California's premier surfing beaches. But as the version of the photograph posted on the web indicates, however, the ominous-looking finned creature lurking just beneath the surface of the waves is a dolphin (possibly a bottlenose), not a shark.

Actually, the tail looks like it could be either.

My biggest problem is the size I’ve seen dolphins, a lot, played with them, touched them, in capativity and seen hundreds in the ocean, really close. And none of them seemed to be that big. Ever.

Specifically bottle nose dolphins, of which I’ve seen bunches.

I felt bigger then them if I lay down next to them. Where’s that gayer then timberlake petting a dolphin picture?

[barden]

Originally posted by Sean Casey
check the link, dipshit

The guy who took the pictures' site is linked from the page

Shut the fuck up, you inbred moron, I’m entitled to an opinion that differs from yours.

I don’t like to believe everything I read, especially on the internet.

Had the second picture on the guys site been posted initially, instead of the one your initial site had, I probably would have argued a lot less, since it clears up most of what I was wondering about.

[tootsie]

either way, if i saw that i would assume it was a shark and freak.