by TyrantTR » Thu May 03, 2007 2:13 am
The incident of Steve's death has caused deep regreat and sorrow. But as I have said before, within a bad thing a lesson is learned, a hole is filled, and without knowing it those lessons teach us everything. Steeve was a hip new star, but over time people got bored of his constant words, we directed our attention to the danger, what he did, he got close to the animals, he lept away with a single, amazing move. He got bitten and took the pain, people were directed away from what the show was actually about. And then he went to go on what would turn out to be, his last voyage. My mom, the day of his death, told me he died. I asked: "Steve Irwin? He was a Superman," After that I dashed to my room, it wasn't fair. How could he die, instead of all the people who deserve a death, why him. All my thoughts were jumbled together, for this great man. And what good came of this? We realized again, what he worked for. He was a Superman. People critisize him, saying he gets to close, calling him head strong or foolish, and he could have improved upon his work, but he was awsome. And don't you dare blame it on the ray. It did what came natural, it defended itself against what may have seemed at the point and time, like a visious monster. It is not a murderer by all means. So stop treating it like one. Steve Irwin did all he could to protect these animals, yet because of his death everyone wants to destroy them. Is this what he wants? I pity those who sceam and plot about how they will kill a Sting ray, with those empty threats of makeing them all extinct. You have all officially become human. Good Job, no seriously, cheers to you, slimeballs. Rest in Peace Steevo, I will always remember yo as he who wrestled with crocodiles, and swam with sharks.