A mate just told me that the council has buried a whale that washed up at one of the local beaches instead of getting ride of the carcass.
Units. I understand if it's an area which isn't easy to access.
Not a great time of year to have plenty of oil soaking through the sand into the bays.
Thanks council.
That's the way it's been done for decades. Sometimes they tow them out but the keep washing back in. What's your suggestion?
And yes, it's not ideal.
Cut it up and move it. Give it to the Japs. Move in some ants. anything but let it leach into the ocean and give the men in grey suits a bit of a stir up.
I always figured they should tow them out and sink them. It's doable. Even the BBC managed it for a doco.
^^^ Classic P co! that was pretty faaaarrrken funny, makes you wonder what they thought would actually happen! hows the cars in the carpark and the amount of dynamite they used! Epic.
. best way to start a decent convo is to ask a decent question.
Yep surf regularly down south chrspychru that's why I'm posting about sharks. People keep saying they'd rather die in a car, I wonder if anyone that's ever been attacked by a shark and nearly killed would say the same? Rather than people who haven't.
Taken from the Family Relationship website (the first one that popped up on google)
Each year in Australia approximately 3,100 people die as a result of excessive alcohol consumption and around 72,000 people are hospitalised2. Alcohol misuse includes binge drinking, daily excess or risk taking while intoxicated.
Lets worry about that little fact
Totally preventable as well[}:)]
If you wanna crusade make it a worth while one
Totally preventable as well[}:)]
