BF2S Forums This is exactly why I don't surf

Kaosdad008 wrote:

1) Way old picture.
2) look at the tail - Up/down = shark.  Left/right = PORPOISE!!!
3) Snopes = http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/surfer.asp

Oy!

Like I said... Dolphin!

I have snorkled. At Catalina two big fish swam by, just far enough away that I couldn't see what they were.
I haven't been in the water sinse.

Kaosdad008 wrote:

j5f5ff wrote:

Kaosdad008 wrote:

1) Way old picture.
2) look at the tail - Up/down = shark.  Left/right = PORPOISE!!!
3) Snopes = http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/surfer.asp

Oy!

Like I said... Dolphin!

Dang It!  A dolphin is a freaking ugly (but tasty) FISH!!!!  A porpoise is an intelligent, air beathing mammal!

Dolphin = Ugly
Porpoise = Flipper

Oy!

O.K.  O.K.   A bottle-nose porpoise,  right?

King_County_Downy wrote:

That's a dolphin. Sorry to ruin the fun

Ha HA!!! You can't neg me

haha yeh a 12 foot long super dolphin

it seems to have shark front end and dolphin back end.

Battlefield2Player wrote:

That looks pretty freaky.  Look at this though (camel spider BTW):

http://noleftturns.ashbrook.org/images/camel_spider.jpg

Here is a camel spider bite:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y226/P … rBite4.jpg

Yummy...

Thats actually 2 camel spiders in the first pic.

That second pic of the bite is either fake or at the very least, not a camel spider bite.  Camel spiders are not venemous.

http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/b … spider.htm

Last edited by ShotYourSix (2006-07-14 00:08:34)

ﻍﻏﺱﺖﻇﻸﮚ wrote:

scottomus0 wrote:

the fin looks nothing like a dolphins fin...its a shark

really lots of surfing in england ?

shark fins aren't curved like that

apparently you've never heard of a bull shark...
or maybe a mako, maybe a tiger shark
they all have fins that can look like that.

as for the tail you cant tell in that pic. its barely even there to say its one or the other would be kinda silly considering you can only see a silhouette and if the shark has his tail away from the wave you simply wont see it. All Im saying if thats a dolphin thats a big freggin dolphin. it is possible though.


Here i found these.


lmao

Can u spell P..H..O..T..O..S..H..O..P

That pic's been round for years and its a fake..

JudgeDredd1824 wrote:

Can u spell P..H..O..T..O..S..H..O..P

That pic's been round for years and its a fake..

Being photoshoped doesnt change the debate, there was still something in the water, thats the debate. Doesnt matter if the surfer was added in after or visa versa

ShotYourSix wrote:

Thats actually 2 camel spiders in the first pic.

That second pic of the bite is either fake or at the very least, not a camel spider bite.  Camel spiders are not venemous.

http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/b … spider.htm

Yea there are two in that picture and camel spiders do not contain venom / anaesthetic.  They can reach up to 6 inches and can travel up to 10mph.  They do not eat camels and are also known as "wind spiders".

Here is a picture of one:



I'm pretty sure that is a real camel spider bite, I'll go do some research.

Here's a video:

http://www.ecologicproductions.com/ref_ … Spider.mov

Last edited by Battlefield2Player (2006-07-14 07:16:22)

Thats not a camel or a spider in the water its a "liars shark", Pinochio sharkius, is its latin name, look at its long stretched nose.  I thought they had nice blue water where surfers surf abroad, but that brown shit reminds me of our sea.  perhaps thats just the effect a shadow has on a surfer, as someone above mentions.  As for them spider shark things that that soldier is holding they look wicked to chuck on the barbie.  Do you catch them using real bait or immitations and what size hook do you recommend?

that bite is a brown recluse bite I believe, not a camel spider bite