Posted on 06/29/2017 5:31:34 AM PDT by C19fan
An influx of great white shark sightings has residents and tourists worried about potential encounters in the water, especially during the heart of summer.
Senior Fisheries Biologist Dr. Greg Skomal told ABC News the increase in the great white shark population off the Massachusetts coastline is correlated to the gray seal population and that numbers are expected to rise even further.
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You're right. Just checked it out. Suppose I should have known. It, surprisingly, was a commercial for a Discovery Channel "Shark Week" documentary series. Didn't think the channel had that sort of 'off-beat' humor.
The Quebecers are much more annoying.
Did you mean QUEERbecers? Lol!
“Since it’s only libs who will get munched alive, it’s time to grab some popcorn,”
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How old are you———fourteen?
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That is hilarious.
Natural Selection
Yep - a bad case of gas....
Where can I get that sport coat?
There were several used. Speilberg wanted to release the intact one.
What the hell? You wanna go shoot a cute little doe-eyed seal. A cute little seal just swimming along and BLAM-——
You’re bad.
Tasty though.
Little things that swim in the ocean are either bait for top tier predators ( man) or food for other denizens of the deep. bait....
Feed the hungry.
Actually, no, I don’t care about the sharks or the seals, much, nor , for that matter folks who decide to swim in the water with them.
Life is hard, it is harder when you swim with the food source.
To see a Quebecer on the sidewalk, in nothing but flip-flops and an electric blue Speedo, with enough body hair to carpet a living room, and then to realize It's a WOMAN!!!
There isn't enough eye bleach for that...
They had to move here. The killer whales in south africa are forcing them.
I assure you, nobody I have run into there has ever tried to grope my crotch. In fact, almost everybody I've interacted with there has been very polite and friendly.
And while I am vehemently opposed to the gay mafia and its leftist political agenda, I don't have a problem being around people who are gay or lesbian. I've had many gay friends in the past, primarily because of work I've done with theater groups.
I've always found Provincetown to be fun, interesting and charming, and the tip of Cape Cod -- where the bay and the ocean meet -- is always beautiful and relaxing.
And nothing beats the feeling I get watching the sunsets over Cape Cod Bay from the deck of my favorite motel right on the beach, sipping a cocktail and listening to Patti Page's recording of "Old Cape Cod."
The little sea anchors on the coat are a nice touch.
Maybe they’re less aggressive there than in Asbury Park.
My youngest brother was homosexual, but I only found out after his death at 41 of an unspecified disease. The same with a fellow with whom I worked for a few years, I never knew. Bottom line, I don’t need to or want to know. But so many of them feel obligated to shove it in your face.
Same with progressives...I don’t want to know.
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