Man pokes shark in Eye


	Man pokes shark in Eye

jleswim1

1-23-2007 1:02 PM

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nature, sharks, animal attacks

jleswim1 says:

This man is lucky to be alive.

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1-23-2007 8:19 PM

adamc

He sure is. I wonder how many times he's going to tell this story.

"You already told us the one about the shark grandpa"

1-28-2007 3:52 PM

franktrueblood

This sounds like the Dane Cook Skit where the guy punches the shark and it flees.

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