10/7/2003: Singapore shark protest
 

http://cellar.org/2003/singaporeshark.jpg

The "interesting protest" department, with just the official cap today:

Clad in a shark suit, a Singaporean student re-enacts the death of a shark during a protest in Singapore September 7, 2003. A group of 20 university students staged the re-enactment at the end of a charity walk in a bid to have the slaughter of sharks banned. In many parts of Asia shark fin soup is a prized cuisine and a symbol of generosity and wealth, but the hunting of sharks has depleted some shark populations by as much as 90 per cent, with around 100 million sharks caught each year for their fins.

I don't understand why people want to protect sharks. They're sharks! They're bloodthirsty killing machines who've remained at the top of the food chain for millions of years. Isn't it time they had a little natural selection?

I know there'd be changes in things, but I'm pretty sure we'd be able to handle it.

We should only save the cute or profitable things.
See the albino gorilla, who qualifies for both.

I thought I'd dress up like a heartless bitch....but seeing that's so close to my every day costume, most folks won't be able to tell the difference.

Perhaps if I wear a smile........


Hrmmmm

Dagney

*Knock knock*
"Who is it?"
"Landshark!"
"Go away!"
*knock knock*
"Who is it?"
"Pizza!"
"But I didn't order any pizz... aaauugh!"

And nothing else?

Then I'd just scare the world.

Dagney

LANDSHARK!


I just cried as I read that I was laughing so hard.

Some one sent me this after last winter's heavy rains in Europe. You just never know when Jaws is going to pop up.

Well, most of them never make it onto the boat. The fishermen haul them up the side, chop their fins off, then dump them back into the ocean to bleed to death.

Sounds reasonable to me.

Not to mention, that is freaking hilarious!

Ok - thanks for the shark pic - it is now my desktop at work. LOL.