Steve Irwin- Aka "da Crocodile Hunter" Died

[Khalsa_Girl_1]

Ok, ok, but I myself don't think I will be able to get over the loss. I felt like he was my good friend in a weird way. GONE!!! GONE!! GONE!!! Never coming back.

sounds like moh

and dont take that in a bad way..just wonderin if thats what it is :umm:

plz dont jump at me now :lol:

but yeah.. its a shame...my dad was a big big fan of his...my family was too...but my dad knows so much about him.

[Greater-Punjab]

I like his statement

He stood by his actions when he spoke to Diane Sawyer on "Good Morning America" in 2004.

When Sawyer asked him what he feared the most, Irwin's answer wasn't venom or teeth, it was the animal within each of us.

"I'm most afraid of people," Irwin said.

[Guest peacemaker]

sounds like moh

and dont take that in a bad way..just wonderin if thats what it is :lol:

plz dont jump at me now :D

but yeah.. its a shame...my dad was a big big fan of his...my family was too...but my dad knows so much about him.

You mean moh like attachment? Oh sorry, was just in shock, I am getting better now. :umm:

[4RR]

ok then...

the great thing is, that he'll always be remembered as the guy who loved the wild life. we can't stop ppl's fate when it is their turn to die...in a way, we should be glad that his soul gets to rest.

[Brian.Singh]

I like his statement

"I'm most afraid of people," Irwin said.

I liked it too.

[Guest Narinder Singh]

I always liked Steve Irwin, he made me see a side in animals that i could've never seen if it wasnt for him.

He died experiencing Waheguru through his wonderful and amazing creation, what a blessed life this man lived out!

May Waheguru protect his departed soul, and keep his family in chardi kala

[Sarpanchni_007]

N he was a great man :TH: Really gonna miss him, documentaries arent gunna be the same. He was just different and had his own style

May I ask if you are from Australia, too? That's so cool that you got to meet Steve! I would have liked to go to his zoo at least once in my life, and meet Steve, but now that will never happen, but I will still try and see his zoo. I also feel I can't watch his shows anymore, because it might be too painful, but I may try again someday.

No I'm not from Australia literally, but majority of my family are in Australia. Went on a holiday to meet them and Steve was going to come to their city, met him there and got his autograph.

He was a great man in general too, really funny. :umm: knew how 2 make everyone laugh.

challl

soz to every1 i offended....

no need to take it to the extremes....

Well parji, you actually took it to extremes, how can u make fun of someone who's dead? thats rong

even if it was "suppose" to be a joke, I dont find making death as a joke wise. HELL NOOO

[waheguru_fateh]

RIP steve irwin :'( :'( :'( if all singhs were unafraid like him then sikhs could have their own army lol

[Guest peacemaker]

Will never forget you Steve! Crocs rule! :TH:

[Akaali]

Chalo, guru sahib mehar karn, I know alot of people who would say "I told you so" he did the most dangerous thing, and I know experience plays a big part in it, you still can't mess with nature and always have to be aware, but everything happens for a reason.