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J.B. Holiday |
Are all Aussie blokes this tough? |
Are all Aussie blokes this tough? Or is he exceptional?
I cut & pasted this from Yahoo's main page.
After the shark pulled the piss out of me, I hope I’d remember to jab him in the eye.
I'd buy him a round of Bundy just to hear the story.
SYDNEY (AFP) - An Australian man has described how he escaped from the jaws of a great white shark by poking it in the eye as it dragged him under water.
Jason Cull, 37, told reporters from his hospital bed that he saw a dark shape approaching as he swam about 80 metres (yards) off the popular Middleton beach in Western Australia on Saturday.
At first he thought it was one of the dolphins he had been swimming with, but realized it was a shark as the four-metre (12-foot) monster closed in, local media reported Monday.
"It banged straight into me... and it grabbed me by the leg and dragged me under the water," said Cull, a schoolteacher and father of two. Additional Details "I just remember being dragged backwards underwater. I felt along it, I found its eye and I poked it in the eye, and that's when it let go."
A volunteer at the local surf club, Joanne Lucas, 50, heard Cull's cries for help as she arrived at the beach and immediately dived in to rescue him.
"Instinct just kicked in," she told reporters. "I didn't even have to think about it, which is amazing really.
"I got to him and he said, 'Thank God. Thank you so much -- a shark has attacked my leg.'
"He had huge chunks taken out of his leg, his calf and the knee," Lucas said.
Cull underwent surgery at a regional hospital and doctors said he was expected to make a full recovery.
Middleton beach remained closed Monday as at least three great white sharks cruised offshore, avoiding efforts to herd them away, fisheries officials said. |
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The Silver Foo Dog
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I think a better story was the one were a 61 year old grandmother jump into a river to wrestle a croc that had attacked her friend.
If you want Aussie tough, then you don't get tougher then this.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4755870.stm
Edit - Also swimming near winter in Sydney, I bet he got a bit of shrinkage. |
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curiouser and curiouser
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Yeah, they're 'real' blokes down here - but you gotta take the good with the bad.
Also impressed he went swimming - the water is frigid. |
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Ben B
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Um...I've heard the people down under are pretty resourceful and tough...but this doesn't seem like a real good example of that.
I mean if *any one of us* was attacked by a shark what would you do? just die quietly and not fight back? Impossible!
Involluntarily, you would punch, scratch, bite, poke, tickle, beat, stab, kick, pummle, etc to free yourself from deaths embrace.
I personally would've tried ripping his gills...not sure if that'd worked ...just a thought, really.
But seriously, this doesn't seem that 'tough' just instinct as the lady mentioned...although in regards to something else. |
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SuperMinion
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The standard advice down here for surviving a shark attack is to punch it in the nose... tough, my butt! He missed!
I'm more impressed that he went swimming at all, it's heading into winter here. |
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PLANET ROGUE-POP: 1
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hell yeah, the men down here are really tough.
When you live in a country that has the most dangerous animals/insects etc in the world....you grow up with killer surivival instinct ;) |
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Dot
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After watching doco's on sharks recently, quite a few people have survived shark attacks by poking them in the eyes.
I would certainly give it a go. |
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poppy1
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Hi Dear,
I don't know about being tough,but you have to do what you have to do in order to save your own Life.. He did the right thing and I know He is very Thankful for Gods Help..
Your Friend,
poppy1 |
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DreadSmurf
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No! some are tougher!
That was only a baby White Pointer.......lol |
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