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jeff_alexander 07-27-2009 01:39 AM

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Originally Posted by tgill (Post 6522889)
messed up priorities eh? apparently humans are mammals just like whales.
when did I say that humans did not take precedence over whales? I'm not saying that the fucking cruise ship should have done something to risk humans or anything like that.
Just because humans are more important doesn't make the death of another living being laughable or insignificant. after all what kind of world would we be living in without such amazing creatures around us? dumbfuck

http://thebsreport.files.wordpress.c.../horsemeat.jpg

http://www.japanprobe.com/wp-content...10/kujira.jpeg

I have a perfect suggestion for you. Grab a 6ft rope and hang yourself so we'll divert our attention towards your rotting corspe instead of the whale.

Bouncing Bettys 07-27-2009 05:51 AM

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Originally Posted by ilvtofu (Post 6523255)
whale had it coming, you can spot a cruise ship from a mile away...

up until the mid 19th century the oceans were pretty noise free. commincation with other creatures, location of hazards, familiar routes, and preditors came easy and was possible for perhaps hundreds of miles. ships and other man-made noise in the oceans can easily drown out their abilities and cause confusion. also, ships can travel at much faster speeds and in an unfamiliar manor to which a whale might be able to judge.

twixxer 07-27-2009 08:05 AM

there trying to figure out if the whale was dead already, or if it died after being hit by the ship. Apparently if the cruise ship hit it and that ended up killing the whale, then the company that owns the cruise ship gets a hefty fine. Poor whale though.

hotjoint 07-27-2009 08:26 AM

wow

shenmecar 07-27-2009 08:58 AM

Thats sad..........

Supafly 07-27-2009 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by InvisibleSoul (Post 6523290)
What's funny about it? :confused:

1. because i highly doubt that the ship actually hit it.....
2. everyone is so sad about a dead mammal on a the bow of a ship.

you guys make me laugh. therefore i laugh.:haha:

silk 07-27-2009 10:22 AM

so sad : (

did i tell you about i caught a lingcod and its in my fridge now ? It is dead for 2 days

http://www.salmonuniversity.com/imag..._Ling_Cod1.jpg

twitchyzero 07-27-2009 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Blaupunkt69 (Post 6523548)
up until the mid 19th century the oceans were pretty noise free. commincation with other creatures, location of hazards, familiar routes, and preditors came easy and was possible for perhaps hundreds of miles. ships and other man-made noise in the oceans can easily drown out their abilities and cause confusion. also, ships can travel at much faster speeds and in an unfamiliar manor to which a whale might be able to judge.

Boats have been around for many many centuries. You'd think that by now they'd adapt and know how to avoid them

Then again you can argue how big our oceans are and the chance of a whale seeing a boat out in the open sea may be fairly small.

JHatta 07-27-2009 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by tgill (Post 6522889)
messed up priorities eh? apparently humans are mammals just like whales.
when did I say that humans did not take precedence over whales? I'm not saying that the fucking cruise ship should have done something to risk humans or anything like that.
Just because humans are more important doesn't make the death of another living being laughable or insignificant. after all what kind of world would we be living in without such amazing creatures around us? dumbfuck

wow, when did kids get so pussy? too much skinny jeans and emo music these days. do you cry when you see coons/skunks/rabbits on the side of the highway, after being obliterated by a vehicle? do you get on you knees and start crying?

If you're going to cry over the death of a mammal, why don't you look at farmed animals who are abused in their life, or any animal that is killed for sport. Why get upset over a dumbfuck animal that is stupid enough to get run over? Natural selection.

Go back to the kitchen, I hear your pie burning.

vagina.

InvisibleSoul 07-27-2009 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Supafly (Post 6523703)
1. because i highly doubt that the ship actually hit it.....

How's that funny?

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2. everyone is so sad about a dead mammal on a the bow of a ship.
I'm not sad about it.

I just fail to see where the lulz come from.

Supafly 07-27-2009 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by InvisibleSoul (Post 6523739)
How's that funny?


I'm not sad about it.

I just fail to see where the lulz come from.


because i already knew that tree-huggers and animal activists will chime into this thread with their whiney-sobbing sadness. I find that funny.:)

stuff99 07-27-2009 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by BlackV62K2 (Post 6522055)
/gg


LOL

misteranswer 07-27-2009 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Supafly (Post 6523756)
because i already knew that tree-huggers and animal activists will chime into this thread with their whiney-sobbing sadness. I find that funny.:)

I say the same thing every time someone gets run over by a car.

tgill 07-27-2009 12:50 PM

in reply to all the internet thugs that felt the need to throw down insultzzzz

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Originally Posted by Supafly (Post 6523756)
because i already knew that tree-huggers and animal activists will chime into this thread with their whiney-sobbing sadness. I find that funny.:)

lulz i drive a suv with the largest engine available for this model, i eat meat everyday and love KFC so i am definitely not a treehugger or peta activist
i could say half the people on this forum are treehuggers driving low displacement shitty civics and corolla, maybe you need a bigger engine yo.

Quote:

Originally Posted by InvisibleSoul (Post 6523739)
How's that funny?
I'm not sad about it.
I just fail to see where the lulz come from.

QFT

q0192837465 07-27-2009 03:03 PM

RIP whale, at least its brain didnt get eaten bu his mom

MG1 07-27-2009 03:20 PM

LOL, Port of Vancouver "owns" the whale now.........

Mugen EvOlutioN 07-27-2009 03:25 PM

guess whale aint the biggest creature in the sea

:D

ajax 07-27-2009 04:22 PM

One from Japan?
http://www.japanprobe.com/wp-content...is-is-news.jpg

Quicktrade 07-27-2009 08:07 PM

Japanese Sushi restaurants will be pleased....lol

orange7 07-27-2009 11:09 PM

clearly what this proves to us all is that a cruise ship can own something that's smaller than it.

Supafly 07-28-2009 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by tgill (Post 6523870)
in reply to all the internet thugs that felt the need to throw down insultzzzz


lulz i drive a suv with the largest engine available for this model, i eat meat everyday and love KFC so i am definitely not a treehugger or peta activist
i could say half the people on this forum are treehuggers driving low displacement shitty civics and corolla, maybe you need a bigger engine yo.



QFT

wow what a bunch of cry babies.....its just a whale...and it probably died long before the ship hooked it....so, stop the whine....or continue because i find it pretty funny.:thumbsup:

- bigger engine?...im content with a 6.3L thanks.

wasabisashimi 07-28-2009 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by tgill (Post 6522889)
messed up priorities eh? apparently humans are mammals just like whales.
when did I say that humans did not take precedence over whales? I'm not saying that the fucking cruise ship should have done something to risk humans or anything like that.
Just because humans are more important doesn't make the death of another living being laughable or insignificant. after all what kind of world would we be living in without such amazing creatures around us? dumbfuck

Think Darwin, "survival of the fittest", this whale should've sense the approaching ship and dodge it. It is a sad news, but probably it was slow to react/blindness/ or impaired mobility to begin with

Bouncing Bettys 07-28-2009 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 6523721)
Boats have been around for many many centuries. You'd think that by now they'd adapt and know how to avoid them

Then again you can argue how big our oceans are and the chance of a whale seeing a boat out in the open sea may be fairly small.

boats have been around for thousands of years, powered by wind or muscle which make virtually no noise. only in the last 150 years or so have they utilized engine technology, a byproduct of which is high amounts of noise pollution. thats not a lot of time for a species to adapt, particularly one on the verge of exstinction.

one must consider the huge amount of traffic in the shipping lanes which run up and down continents and across oceans where its quite unlikely to go more than a few hours without being able to visually spot another ship. many fish and mammals have migration routes that span thousands of miles of ocean and we know so little about the nature of these routes. if a shipping lane happens to lie across one of these routes, its like a herd of ducks trying to cross a busy 4 lane highway.

as to the amount of noise a ship can produce. low pitch sounds like the noise of a large ship's engines travel further than high pitch sounds, thus why early warning systems such as low pitched fog horns are used in shipping. humans have horrible hearing abilities underwater - if someone is yelling at me underwater more than 5 ft away, i can't hear them. yet i can easily hear a high pitched speed boat ripping across the lake when its more than a km away.

StylinRed 07-28-2009 09:19 PM

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Fin Whale buried at sea
Whale was found impaled on a cruise ship, Saturday
Dave White/Vancouver Sun VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) | Tuesday, July 28th, 2009 9:25 pm
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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - The 70-tonne carcass of a Fin Whale, found impaled on a cruise ship Saturday at Canada Place, has been sent to a watery grave.

The Vancouver Sun reports the carcass was dropped far off the western coast of Vancouver Island sometime Monday evening. Investigators are still waiting for results of a necropsy before they can determine if the whale died when it was hit or if it was already dead.
:/ they shoulda kept it cold and then like i said already sell it to local restaurants :/

Senna4ever 07-28-2009 09:25 PM

^^^ I think it's illegal to serve whale meat in North America unless you're Native.


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