
Don Diaz
Zero tolerance of Numpty's
Founding Member
Apologies for going off topic but this Covid thing has destroyed my business, so I'm fed up with talking about it.......Two almost interestings relating to Australia's nasties.. When we were on our way there via multiple stops on Aeroflot and Garuda airlines to get a cheap flight ticket, our last stop was in Singapore. We visited a National geographic place on Sentosa island where it detailed the worlds deadliest animals for humans, all of them live happily in Australia (apart from hippo's) snakes, spiders, jellyfish, sharks, the lot. One of them, when we went back with our first daughter aged 3, we seem to have forgotten about or missed at the time, because doing a bit of rock pooling on Balmoral beach, we scooped a blue ringed octopus into the little red bucket meant for small crabs. Luckily we showed a local our new prized possession and he quickly advised to get rid of it before it killed us. Apparently they're not friendly at all.
Those Aussie Surf life saving blokes must be hard as nails though. With only a pair of red speedo's to protect them they do these iron man events, swim for a mile or more, bike along way and then run a marathon. One event off Manly beach when they were all splashing about one day got shortened qite quickly when a school of Hammerheads wanted to join in. Apparently the spotter planes hadn't noticed them. Bunch of nutters in the first place if you ask me.....the blokes not the sharks.
Those Aussie Surf life saving blokes must be hard as nails though. With only a pair of red speedo's to protect them they do these iron man events, swim for a mile or more, bike along way and then run a marathon. One event off Manly beach when they were all splashing about one day got shortened qite quickly when a school of Hammerheads wanted to join in. Apparently the spotter planes hadn't noticed them. Bunch of nutters in the first place if you ask me.....the blokes not the sharks.