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dryfterAussie guy gets bitten by shark, swims 300m to shore and drives to find help - with shark still attached to his leg
Senior lifeguard Michael Jones could hardly believe his eyes when Mr Tresoglavic turned up.
"The first we knew of it was a bloke lobbed up here at the lifeguard tower with a shark attached to his leg," Mr Jones said.
"He basically asked the question, 'Can you help me get it off?' – there's nothing in our procedure manual for that type of thing
Senior lifeguard Michael Jones could hardly believe his eyes when Mr Tresoglavic turned up.
"The first we knew of it was a bloke lobbed up here at the lifeguard tower with a shark attached to his leg," Mr Jones said.
"He basically asked the question, 'Can you help me get it off?' – there's nothing in our procedure manual for that type of thing
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Date: 2004-02-17 02:43 pm (UTC)The thing I don't undestand is why they didn't eat it afterwards. Wobbeys make a damn fine meal, and its the ultimate getting your own back.
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Date: 2004-02-17 05:11 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2004-02-17 10:07 pm (UTC)