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I love Steve Irwinand I think it is funny how every snake he picks up is "one of the most venom2007-11-24 2:01:03

haha.I love that man! Has anyone else noticed this?

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Yep. then there's the "most venomous snake in the world."

CRIKEY!

Loved that man. He's the only famous person I really wanted to meet. To hell with the rest.

Did y'all read was Jean-Michel Cousteau was saying? That he doesn't touch nature, that's why he's still alive at 61. Bah! He might still be alive - but where's his HUGE fan base and shows on Animal Planet?

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Yeah it's just to bad he will not be able to do that anymore..I'm sure gonna miss him.

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Have you noticed that he is now dead? You are writing in the present tense.it should be in the past tense.unless you didn't know.

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yeah i've noticed it its soooo sad though that he died but he was doing something he loved to do

he loved animals i do too when i get older i wanna go to Austrailia and get a job at his zoo

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He will pick up 'one of the most venomous snakes' no more.

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I M REALLY REALLY GONNA MISS HIM!!

:-( ;-(

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He was the best true blue aussie australia ever had!

I cried at his memorial. Australia is never going to be the same.

Anyone else that had respect for this fantastic man, leave a few words.

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Yes, Steve Irwin was Awesome. About the Question, I think they filmed a lot more snake encounters and only showed the more poisonous and exiting ones. But Steve is still cool.

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I agree that it was all pretty entertaining and then he would poke them with a stick a few times and then grab it and shake it around a little and after he is done with the torture and teasing the poor thing he has the nerve to day "Look at him, He is a little aggravated to day ain't he"

I'm still impessed he did not get killed sooner. But yes he was pretty funny.

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Steve Irwin was an amazing guy. It's a real loss to the animal community that he died, and so young too. His methods may have been a little controvertial to some, but he so clearly loved what he did, and was a true conservationist. I will always remember him as a true inspiration. My condolences to his family, and rest in peace Steve - I can only imagine the flood of animals that was waiting for you at the Rainbow Bridge!

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