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As of yet I havn’t managed to think of anything worthy to follow up my post about my Google battle with Ed Stelmach. Even this post is slightly Ed themed, has his influence crept into my own psychy, in the end, perhaps it is Ed who has won.
I will try to replenish my strength from the battle with Ed and post something good.
The morale of the story is: victory comes at a price.
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We should have a frank follow-on discussion about Killer Whales.
After my visit to Sea World last week, I laughed as I taunted the people sat next to me about how the trainers regularly electrocuted the whales to force them into submission. If they were bad, they would pour bleach water into their tanks.
The guy stared at me in disbelief, but indeed, I think I struck fear into his heart.
Comment by Dan Atkinson — Sunday June 3rd, 2007 @ 06:51
Yes I think we had this conversation verbally, yes verbally not electronically.
The conclusion was that Killer Whales are evil and even the Sea World people hinted that they’re evil.
+ a killer whale would be able to defeat a Great White Shark cos the shark is smaller, the killer whale has loads of blubber and the whale is more agile.
Comment by Rich — Monday June 4th, 2007 @ 12:46